In addition to the Pali version of the "Three Baskets," there is also

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The Tripitaka, known as the "Three Baskets," is a collection of Buddhist scriptures written in Pali, but there is also a Sanskrit version of the Tripitaka. The Sanskrit version is known as the "Trikaya." The Aramaic language is used in some Middle Eastern religious texts, but it is not associated with the Tripitaka. Urdu is a language from the Indian subcontinent and is not traditionally associated with Buddhist texts. Kentish is a dialect or language of Old English and has no connection to the Tripitaka.

In Addition to the Pali Version of the "Three Baskets