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The work presents a practical descriptive grammar of Tibetan, beginning with the script's adaptation from Indic models and a systematic account of consonants, vowels, and orthographic signs. It explains pronunciation, syllable structure, and the roles of final consonants, and discusses regional pronunciation differences and vowel realizations. Subsequent sections outline morphological and syntactic patterns, inflectional forms, and common orthographic conventions, supplemented by transliteration tables, sample words, and notes on typesetting and fonts for non-Latin scripts. The edition includes editorial revisions and appendices to aid learners and comparative transcription.
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