Tibetisch 2 Wichtigste Grammatik Flashcards
ལ་དོན་ particles
often joined with a location word and usually preceded by connection particle.
ན་ Locative 1
-NUR NACH NOMEN LOKATIV! sonst konverb (if)
- Location
- Period or exact moment
- WITH INSTR. SUFFIX: cause/reason of following verbal action
- phrases like ‘for example’ དཔེར་ན་
- after nominalized verbs: temporal function
ལ་. Locative 2
- Location
- mostly exact moment
- after nominalized verbs: connection of verbal events “and”
- Direction
- Beneficiary
- Recipient of the speed message
- Marking of oblique objects
- Marking of possessor
- Topicalization
ཏུ༑དུ༑སུ༑རུ༑ར༑་Locative 3 - Terminative
- Location
- Period or exact moment
- Direction
- Beneficiary
- Marking of oblique objects
- Goal or purpuse
- The result of an action
!!- Conditions and qualities: “als” - Substitution of comtative and loc 2 suffixes
Formation of adverbs
སྟེ་ཏེ་དེ་ CONTINUATIVE PARTICLES
Nach Nomen in introduktiver Funktion. WHILE, AFTER, THEN, oder SEMIKOLON; BRACKETS Zeichen
kündigen eine nachstehende Begründung, Beschreibung, Defi-
nition oder Identifikation
Identifikation zu dem vorangehenden nominalen Begriff an
je nach Auslaut:
སྟེ་nachག་ང་བ་མ་
ཏེ་nachན་ར་ལ་ས་
དེ་nachད་
ཅིང་ཞིང་ཤིང་ KONVERB particles
- richten sich nach Auslaut - -
- koordinierende Funktion “und” sometimes participle “…ing”
- can connect related adjectives
ཅིང་nachག་ད་བ་
ཞིང་nachང་ན་མ་འ་ར་ལ་
དེ་nachས་
ནས་ལས་ source particles
temporal succession “once = after”
ནས་ much more common, placed after root form of verb
ལས follows infite form of verb (verb + པ/བ)
གང་ཅི་ཟི་སུ་
INTERROGATIVE Pronouns
Usually placed right before the verb
དང་ what?/ who? for things and persons
ཅི་/ཟི་ what? / how? for things
སུ་ who? for persons
often connected to case particles
དང་ལ་where? (to what?)
སུ་ལ་to whom?
ཅིར་to what? where?
INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
are formed by adding ཞིག་ or
ཡང་ to one of the four interrogative pronouns གང་ཅི་ཟི་སུ་
wenn the verb is negated: “nothing”, “no one”
Relative clauses
- Clause that qualifies NOUN: who, that , which, where
- placed right after noun or
- placed right before noun with connective particle
- unlike final verb of a sentence, Red Clauses END ALWAYS with INFINITIVE VERB (+ བ་/པ)
ཆོས་བསྟན་པའི་སངས་རྐྱས། Buddha [who] teaches the Dharma
ཆོས་བསྟནན་པའི་སངས་རྐྱས༑