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. 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

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
• Translator computatralis
• Translator computatralis^{[nexus deficit]}

Haec stipula ad linguam vel ad linguisticam spectat. Amplifica, si potes!