Grammar of colloquial Tibetan - learning tibetan

CHAPl'ER XIV. 143
The latter means, lit. shining on the peaks.
{Scn^'cr|^' sKolc-Jce or ^'^' nga-t'ro the time from sunrise to
about 8 A.M.
cS'^C^' tsha-ting, from 8 a.m. till 10 or 11 a.m.
^^''^^^' »?/in-A'«?i(/^ midday.
^snC^'^271' goiiy-t'a, the afternoon from four o'clock till sunset.
^'5|^' ^^lA-g'', sunset.
^*^^' (^^'^^') ^^f^-^-^P. clusk.
'^^'SS'
^^^^^'^ chhe, midnight.
S'g^' nyi-ma, day-time.
^SE'^ yong-mo or S^^cSt^J'?^' tshem-mo, night-time.
(Scn'rf xKcili-iJo, day of 24 hours.
At what time^ at what o'clock may be rendered by ^'^J'
cn-cn'^' (^^'\ 0^' ngam-chhi Ka-Jia-t-sa-la (lit. at hnc much
ea)
ly-late); e.g., Z'^Zj'^^'^'^'^'^'t ( ^3^' )
i|(3;'(^ I
q'q^^'S^3[^r
nga sang-nyi ngam-chhi Ha-Ia-tsa la cha go yin-na.
At AEODT what time TO-MORhOW SHOULD I COME ? ^(3['^2T1C
03'-^ I
nyin-lung-la sho, come at midday. But usually
^•^^- chhu-tsh'6 (lit. water-measure) corresponding to the Eng-
lish o'clock is used. Thus :
about what timk to-moruow should
1 COME ? z^sjc;- |(5j- ^•^^•^' ^^' ^' f^' c:* ^^^' ^^'^' ^^^