Sherpa English and English Sherpa Dictionary with Literary Tibetan and Nepali Equivalents First Edition by Nicolas Tournade- Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9789937506359, 9937506352
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ISBN 10: 9937506352
ISBN 13: 9789937506359
Author: Nicolas Tournade
This useful book consists of three parts: first a Sherpa-English-Nepali dictionary, next an English-Sherpa dictionary, and finally a Nepali-Sherpa dictionary.The introductory chapters provide background on the Sherpa people and the Sherpa langauge and script.
The Sherpas (renowned in modern times as Nepalese mountaineering guides) are originally of Tibetan origin and cultural affinities. They migrated from Kham and Eastern Tibet in several waves in the 16th and 18th centuries, and settled in the present Solukhumbu area of Nepal, south of the Himalaya, near Mt.Jomolangma (better known to us as Mount Everest).
Table of contents:
Introduction
1. The Sherpa people and the Sherpa-speaking area
2. The Sherpa language
2.1 Linguistic affiliation.
2.2 Dialect variation
2.3 Languages closely related to Sherpa.
2.4 Emergence of a writing system for Sherpa
2.5 Previous studies of the Sherpa language.
3. Sherpa romanization
3.1 Pronunciation of the letters
3.2 Tone registers.
3.3 Tone contours.
3.4 Vowel length
4. Sherpa script in the dictionary
4.1 The alphabet.
4.2 Spelling issues.
4.3 Syllable structure.
4.4 Pronunciation of the second syllable..
5. Guide for the user of this dictionary
List of abbreviations
Sherpa-English-Tibetan-Nepali dictionary
English-Sherpa dictionary
Nepali Sherpa dictionary
Appendices
Appendix 1 Transliteration
Appendix 2 Choosing a script for Sherpa
Appendix 3 The main phonological and morphological
characteristics of the Sherpa language
1. The phonemic system.
2. Phonological correspondences of Literary Tibetan in Sherpa.
2.1 Suffixed letters…
2.2 Initial consonant clusters.
2.3 Loss of aspiration
2.4 Tone shifts
3. Main morphological characteristics..
3.1 Nominal suffixes
3.2 Adjectival suffixes.
3.3 Linking verbs.
3.4 Verb suffixes.
3.5 Verb stems
3.6 Variation of the stem according to the verbal suffix.
3.7 Negative affixes.
3.8 Interrogative particles..
Appendix 4 Irregular verbs
Bibliography
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