Sino-Tibetan

English Etymology In the linguistic sense, a en fr sino-tibétain 1, coined in 1924 by Jean Przyluski. Przyluski and Gordon Luce then introduced the English equivalent Sino-Tibetan in 1931. Pronunciation en /ˌsaɪnəʊtɪˈbɛtən/ /ˌsɪnəʊtɪˈbɛtən/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Sumxr-Sino-Tibetan.wav US Adjective Sino-Tibetan - Of or relating to both China and Tibet. en Sino-Tibetan relations are more complicated than the media portrays. en linguistics Of the Sino-Tibetan languages, one of the major language families. en Trans-Himalayan en Mandarin, Burmese and Tibetan all belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family. Derived terms en Sino-Tibetanist Proto-Sino-Tibetan Translations related to China and Tibet Armenian: hy չին-տիբեթական Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 漢藏 hàn-zàng, cmn 中藏 zhōng-zàng Finnish: fi kiinalais-tiibetiläinen French: fr sinotibétain Hindi: hi चीनी-तिब्बती Irish: ga Sín-Tibéadach Italian: it sinotibetano Polish: pl sinotybetański, pl chińsko-tybetański, pl transhimalajski Portuguese: pt sino-tibetano Russian: ru кита́йско-тибе́тский, ru сино-тибе́тский related to Chinese and Tibetan Armenian: hy չին-տիբեթական Burmese: my Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 漢藏 hàn-zàng Dutch: nl Sino-Tibetaans Finnish: fi sinotiibetiläinen French: fr sinotibétain German: de sinotibetisch Hindi: hi चीनी-तिब्बती Irish: ga Sín-Tibéidise Italian: it sinotibetano Japanese: ja シナ・チベットの Shina-Chibetto no Polish: pl sinotybetański, pl chińsko-tybetański, pl transhimalajski Portuguese: pt sino-tibetano Russian: ru сино-тибе́тский, ru кита́йско-тибе́тский Tibetan: bo en Language families