Hill Nathan. Tibetan Verb Dictionary (Verbinator 2000)

Publisher: Rinsen Book Company Publication date: 2011 Number of pages: 2306 This is a work in progress in crude form that is being shared with students of the Tibetan language mainly in order to receive input for further development. The English translations of the entries represent what contributors, over a span of over forty years, determined were my current translations....

Publisher: John Benjamins Pub Co Date: August 1999 Hardcover: 372 p. ISBN10: 1556197276 ISBN13: 978-1556197277 Language: English This is the third text in a series that aims to provide reliable and up-to-date descriptions of the grammatical structure of a range of African and Oriental languages, in a form accessible to the non-specialist. A historical and geographical overview...

Publisher: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Publication date: 2001 Number of pages: 303 This dissertation examines the three major evidential categories in Standard Tibetan — ego, direct, and indirect. Indirect is argued to be a performative epistemic modal; its performativity accounts for its highly restricted distribution. Direct is argued to be complex, consisting of a demonstrative...

Publisher: University of California - Berkeley Date: 1912 Number of pages: 426 ISBN10: 8120807871 ISBN13: 978-8120807877 Language: English Herbert Bruce Hannah's . A Grammar of the Tibetan Language: Literary and Colloquial was originally published in 1912 and has been reprinted a number of times in recent years. It describes two forms of the language side by side, the literary...

Publisher: Suttonhouse Publication date: 1935 Number of pages: 240 In order to understand the Tibetan language it is imperative to trace the various forms of a verb or word to their common original form or root, irrespective of whether in the development of the Tibetan language these roots have served only as mental prototypes of thoughts not yet crystallized into words or...

Publisher/Autor: Rangjung Yeshe Translations and Publications Publication date: 2003 (Version 3) Number of pages: 2953 "Begun in 1980, the first entries were written on small rectangles of paper in Boudhanath — and became stacks that steadily grew. (The first list of Dharma terminology was a hot item in those days: Dungsey Trinley Norbu Rinpoche, for instance, asked me for a...