December 1959
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Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies
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... For the first example shown in the table, the morpheme 'ten' is pronounced as [tCu@ ] in isolation. The prefix letter , which reflects Old Tibetan prefix consonant b (Wylie, 1959), is silent. However, when this morpheme occurs finally in a disyllabic word like 'forty,' a resyllabified [p] is added to the preceding syllable [C-] 'four' as a coda. ...
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Central Tibetan (Lhasa)
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December 1959
Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies