Scriptura Tibetana

Scriptura Tibetana ad linguam Tibetanam conscribendam circiter saeculo VII inventa est. Fama est a rege Srong btsan sgam po ministrum Thon mi Sambhoṭa in Indiam missum esse, ut de re Buddhistica quaereret, et in Tibetum reversum scripturam Tibetanam invenisse.^[1] Hodie praecipue translitteratio Wylie ad verba Tibetana in abecedarium Latinum convertenda adhibetur.

Consonantes

ཀ ka	ཁ kha	ག ga	ང nga
ཅ ca	ཆ cha	ཇ ja	ཉ nya
ཏ ta	ཐ tha	ད da	ན na
པ pa	ཕ pha	བ ba	མ ma
ཙ tsa	ཚ tsha	ཛ dza	ཝ wa
ཞ zha	ཟ za	འ 'a	ཡ ya
ར ra	ལ la	ཤ sha	ས sa
ཧ ha	ཨ a

Vocales

ཨ a

ཨི i

ཨུ u

ཨེ e

ཨོ o

Notae

Bibliographia

Miller, Roy Andrew (2000). The early Tibetan grammatical treatises and Thon-mi Sambhota, History of the Language Sciences (Sylvain Auroux et al. edd.), pars 1, 203-206. Berolini: De Gruyter. (International Handbook on the Evolution of the Study of Language from the Beginnings to the Present, ISBN 978-3-11-011103-3) Initium commentationis.
Turrell Wylie, "A Standard System of Tibetan Transcription" in Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies vol. 22 (1959) pp. 261-267

Nexus externi

Translitteratio Wylie apud Nitartha International
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