Tibetan Grammar

About this book

In the late 19th century, as Western scholars began to explore the rich tapestry of Asian languages, H. A. Jäschke's "Tibetan Grammar" emerged as a pioneering linguistic guide. This seminal work meticulously dissects the grammatical structure of Tibetan, offering insights into its phonology and syntax while also delving into etymology. As the first comprehensive grammar of Tibetan, it is an invaluable resource for students and scholars alike, illuminating the complexities of a language often overlooked in linguistic studies. With its detailed analysis and clear explanations, "Tibetan Grammar" is essential for historians and linguists seeking to understand the nuances of Tibetan language and culture. Discover the framework that shapes this unique language and enrich your linguistic journey.