Dzongkhan.

/ˈdzɒŋka/

Forms: Also Den-jong-ke, Ḍrug-kä, etc.

Etymology: Tibetan: see quot. 1979.

A Tibetan dialect used as the official language of Bhutan.

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the mind > language > languages of the world > Sino-Tibetan > [noun] > Tibeto-Burman > miscellaneous Tibeto-Burman languages

Magar1811

Tibetan1822

Bhotia1824

Tibetic1833

Lepcha1840

Gurung1874

Murmi1874

Tibeto-Himalayan1875

Rong1892

Dzongkha1909

Lahu1909

Lisu1909

Newari1928

Thakali1974

Tamang1977

1909 Conrady & Konow in G. A. Grierson Ling. Surv. India III. i. 14 Bhōṭiā of Bhutan or Ḍrug-kä.

1964 G. L. Harris et al. U.S. Army Area Handbk. Nepal Sikkim & Bhutan 412 One of the most widely spoken dialects—probably Den-jong-ke—is Bhutan's language of administration and education.

1964 Statesman's Year Bk. 1964–5 822 The language is Dzongkha, akin to Tibetan.

1967 P. P. Karan Bhutan viii. 75/1 The most widely spoken dialect—Druk-ke—is Bhutan's official language.

1974 Encycl. Brit. Macropædia II. 879/1 A large number of school textbooks are being produced in Dzongkha (a Tibetan dialect), the official language of Bhutan.

1979 M. V. Aris Bhutan p. xvii Since the 17th century..there has..developed an official idiom known as ‘Dzonghka’..‘the language of the fortress’.., a polished form of the village patois of the Ngalong people.

1981 Whitaker's Almanack 798/2 The official language is Dzongkha, a dialect of Tibetan.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1989; most recently modified version published online March 2018).

单词	dzongkha
释义	Dzongkhan. /ˈdzɒŋka/ Forms: Also Den-jong-ke, Ḍrug-kä, etc. Etymology: Tibetan: see quot. 1979. A Tibetan dialect used as the official language of Bhutan. ΘΚΠ the mind > language > languages of the world > Sino-Tibetan > [noun] > Tibeto-Burman > miscellaneous Tibeto-Burman languages Magar1811 Tibetan1822 Bhotia1824 Tibetic1833 Lepcha1840 Gurung1874 Murmi1874 Tibeto-Himalayan1875 Rong1892 Dzongkha1909 Lahu1909 Lisu1909 Newari1928 Thakali1974 Tamang1977 1909 Conrady & Konow in G. A. Grierson Ling. Surv. India III. i. 14 Bhōṭiā of Bhutan or Ḍrug-kä. 1964 G. L. Harris et al. U.S. Army Area Handbk. Nepal Sikkim & Bhutan 412 One of the most widely spoken dialects—probably Den-jong-ke—is Bhutan's language of administration and education. 1964 Statesman's Year Bk. 1964–5 822 The language is Dzongkha, akin to Tibetan. 1967 P. P. Karan Bhutan viii. 75/1 The most widely spoken dialect—Druk-ke—is Bhutan's official language. 1974 Encycl. Brit. Macropædia II. 879/1 A large number of school textbooks are being produced in Dzongkha (a Tibetan dialect), the official language of Bhutan. 1979 M. V. Aris Bhutan p. xvii Since the 17th century..there has..developed an official idiom known as ‘Dzonghka’..‘the language of the fortress’.., a polished form of the village patois of the Ngalong people. 1981 Whitaker's Almanack 798/2 The official language is Dzongkha, a dialect of Tibetan. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1989; most recently modified version published online March 2018). < n.1909
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