Chantyalish
| Chantyalish | |
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| Chantyal | |
| Dooghyssagh ayns | Nepaal |
| Ard | Baglung, Myagdi |
Loayreyderyn dooghyssagh | 2 000[1] |
| Kynney çhengey | |
| Coadyn çhengey | |
| ISO 639-2 | sit |
| ISO 639-3 | chx |
| ELP | Chantyal |
She çhengey Tibetagh-Burmagh ee Chantyalish, ayns y phossan Tamangagh. T'ee goll er loayrt ayns Nepaal. She çhengey ny sleih Chantyal ee.
Imraaghyn
[reagh | reagh y bun]- ↑ Michael Noonan (1996). "The Fall and Rise and Fall of the Chantyal Language" (Baarle). Southwest Journal of Linguistics 15 (1 & 2): 121-136. Feddynit er 2009-06-01.
Kianglaghyn çheumooie
[reagh | reagh y bun]- Coontys Ethnologue er coad çhengey:chx (Baarle) (2009).
- Clouyn er Chantyal liorish Michael Noonan ec Ollooscoill Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Baarle).
Banglaneyn ny çhengaghyn Sheenagh–Tibetagh | |||||
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| Ny Himalayaghyn Heear (Himachal, Uttarakhand, Nepaal, Sikkim) |
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| Ny Himalayaghyn Hiar (y Tibet, y Vutaan, Arunachal) | |||||
| Myanmar as y joarey Ind- Vurmagh |
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| Yn Aishey Hiar as Hiar Yiass |
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| Ouryssagh (aneraghyn, foddee) (Arunachal) |
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| Possanyn treealit | |||||
| Proto-hengaghyn | |||||
Adsyn ayns clou iddaalagh, t'ad cowraghey çhengaghyn er lheh ta coontit myr banglaneyn er lheh chammah. | |||||
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