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H.A. Jaschke
ISBN 8170264405
Rs. 1,115
Munshiram Manoharlal
A Tibetan-English Dictionary
Who it's for: students and learners of the Tibetan language
Originally compiled in the mid-nineteenth century by a missionary in Tibet, H.A. Jaschke's 'A Tibetan-English Dictionary' remains a highly regarded and comprehensive reference for students of the Tibetan language. This practical and non-technical lexicon meticulously defines Tibetan words based on their common usage, providing clarity on their exact meaning and application.Why You Should Read? Offers a comprehensive understanding of Tibetan vocabulary, ideal for both written and conversational contexts. Features clear, accessible definitions accompanied by accurate and plentiful examples. Includes an English-Tibetan vocabulary with phonetic pronunciation for practical learning. A time-tested reference work, trusted by generations of Tibetan language learners.
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- Compiled by H.A. Jaschke, a missionary in Tibet
- Definitions based on common usage for clarity
- Includes English-Tibetan vocabulary with phonetics
- Suitable for written and conversational contexts
- Trusted reference for generations of learners
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What is the origin of this dictionary?
It was originally compiled in the mid-nineteenth century by H.A. Jaschke, a missionary in Tibet.
How are Tibetan words defined?
Words are defined based on their common usage, providing clarity on exact meaning and application.
Does it include an English-Tibetan section?
Yes, it includes an English-Tibetan vocabulary with phonetic pronunciation for practical learning.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is described as practical and non-technical, making it accessible for learners.
