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Himalayan Linguistics, Vol 10(1) English Gyalsumdo Nubri (Bihi) Nubri (Lø) Kyirong Classical 182 Tibetan neck ʧimpa ʧīŋba ʤi̱ŋba ‘jing-ba night tsʰīmu ʧʰāmo tsʰēmo ko̱ʱŋmō mtshan-mo nose nārki nātoʔ, nʌ̱rki nʌ̱rki nākòː sna person mī ~ mi mi̱ mi̱ mi̱ mi rain nām kjɦaptu nʌ̄m gjʌ̱p nʌ̄m gjʌ̱p ʨʰāpā cāp- gnam road lam lʌ̱m(gjaʔ) lʌ̱m la̱m lam root tɦumpu pɦata seed sapen ~ sapɛn bʌ̱daʔ bʌ̱daʔ tsāwā ba-thag sʌ̱ben sʌ̱bʊn sa-bon skin pākpu pākpa, pʌū pāgoʔ pākòː pags-pa sky nām nʌ̄m nʌ̄m nām gnam smoke tɦupa tu̱̤ba̤ do̱ba ti̱pā dud pa snow kʰā kʰā kʰā kʰāwāː kha-ba star kārma kārma kārma kāmmā skar-ma sun nima ~ ɲima ɲõ̱ ɲi̱ma ɲi̱mā nyi-ma tail ŋāma ŋōma, ŋo̱wã ŋã̄ː rnga ma talon sārmu sērmo sērmo sder-mo, ser- tongue ʧēmu ʧē, ʧeū̃ ʧēmo lce tooth so sō sō so mo “finger” tree tɦuŋpu ʃīŋdoŋ do̱ŋbo to̱ʱŋbō sdong po water tʃʰū ʧʰū ʧʰū ʨʰū chu what tʃʰī lāpa ʧī ʧī kã̱ː, ʨī ci who sū re sū sū sū su wing ʃjokpa zhog-pa yak jāk jākpō g.yag Property Concepts and Quantifiers English Gyalsumdo Nubri (Bihi) Nubri (Lø) Kyirong Classical Tibetan all/every takraŋ ʧʰāzʌŋ ka̱ŋbō, tārɛ̄ː gang alot/many kɦatse ma̱ŋbo ma̱ŋbo mo̱, ma̱ŋmō ga-tshod “how maŋpu 'much' many”, mangpo “much”
Hildebrandt and Perry: Preliminary notes on Gyalsumdo English Gyalsumdo Nubri (Bihi) Nubri (Lø) Kyirong Classical bad jɦakpu a̱weʔ go̱kpo tsōkpā, 183 Tibetan btsog-pa, ngan mɦintu ŋɛ̱mbā pa big tʃʰūmpu ʧʰēmbo ʧʰēmbo ʨūmmō chen-po black nakpu na̱kpo na̱kpo na̱kpō nag-po blue ŋūmpu ŋȭmo ŋōmbo ŋōmbō sngon-po cold climate kʰjāpu ʈʰa̱ŋmo(?) kʰjāːbo cʰāːbo khyag-po cold liquid tāŋmo ɖa̱ŋmo ɖa̱ŋmo cʰāːbo grang-ba dry kāmtu ~ kāmpu kāmbo kāmbo empty tōŋpa tōŋba tōŋba stong-pa fat kjakpa kja̱kpa gja̱kpa ca̱ʱkpā rgyags-pa full (of things) kaŋso ka̱ŋ kã̱ː gang-ba full, satiated taŋso ɖo̱pa ɖa̱ŋs ‘grang good jɦakpu leū ga̱ũduʔ ja̱ːbō yag-po green tʃaŋpu ʧa̱ŋgu ʤja̱ŋgu ʨa̱ʱŋgū ljang-khu little bit tēma ʧø̄ma, ɲu̱ŋɲuŋ, ɲēɲe ɲu̱ŋɲuŋ ʨẽ̄ːʨi nyung-ba long riŋpu ri̱ŋbo ʑi̱mbu ri̱ŋmō ring-ba new sāmpa sāmba sāmba sāmbā gsar-ba old nīŋpa ɲīŋba nīŋbā rnying-pa red mārpu māɾpo māɾpo ma̱pō dmar-po round koro kōra kʲʰīkip kōrā sgor short tēma mȭ ma̱ũ tʰūŋī thuŋ-ba small tʃʰēma tēdeʔ, ʧø̄ma ʧø̄ːma ʨʰɛ̄ːma cung-ba, chodpa “cut off” thin kāmpu kāmbo ʤu̱ba srab-pa warm climate tʃʰēpa tsʰaba tsʰɛ̄pa ~ tsʰāpa ~ tsʰēpa tsʰāndē (?) tsha-ba warm liquid tʃʰānti tsʰʌ̄bo tsʰānde tsʰāndē tsha wet lompa ʈʰa̱ŋmo lo̱mba rlon-pa white kārpu kārpo kārpo kāpō dkar-po yellow sērpu sērpo sērpo ser-po young kjepa ʑø̱mbā gzhon-pa
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