form of the broad or E. Tibetan variety of the Chinese root still found in Tiberkad. In Thochu a similar change from ng tok has taken place in the 1st pronoun.] Thochu kwa The 2nd pronoun is the dental, as in Scythic, changing in some cases to k and also to th, sh.] UGRIAN. VII. [The other Ugrian languages have the common Scythic dental and sibilant pronoun. *] TABLE OF PLURAL PARTICLES OF E. AND 8. E. ASIA. Chinese, E. Tiletan, Ultraindian and Indian. i ki flex. in pron. Yukahiri, Hungarian, Turkish Samoiede flex. in pron. Manchu Chinese and Scythic. Chinese g, k, t, d Scythic (with different vowels), also Caucasian, tu, su Euskarian &c. Chinese [Manchu sa, se, si, Mong. s, Turkish z, variations to ch occur. The Scythic sibilants are probably from t] a.+b. rigi a. ni dur II. a. la Manyak [Mong. od, d, da, t &c. with r as in nar] Dravirian and Asonesian. Drav. in, n ning i i e he ku-rik dig ki-ding ki theng chur dag chag do to to-thete Kiranti Namsangya (3rd pron.) Kasia (general) Singpho (pron.) flex in 1st pron. Serpa, Limbu, Kiranti, Murmi, Gurung, Garo, Singpho Namsangya (flex. 2nd pron.) (demonstratives) Magar [rigi Horpa] Abor (?ding from ning) |