Japhug is a vulnerable Gyalrongic language, which belongs to the Trans-Himalayan (Sino-
Tibetan) family. It is spoken by several thousand speakers in Mbarkham county, Rngaba …

Le khroskyabs de Wobzi (rgyalronguique, sino-tibétain), avec environ 350 locuteurs, est
parlé au canton de Wobzi, comté de Chuchen, préfecture tibétaine et qiang de Rngaba, au …

Word formation plays a central role in human language. Yet computational approaches to
historical linguistics often pay little attention to it. This means that the detailed findings of …

This paper proposes an internal reconstruction of the vowel system of Pre-Khroskyabs by
analysing bound state apophony in modern Siyuewu Khroskyabs. While most modern …

A grammar of Mazur Stau Page 1 École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales Ecole
doctorale de l’EHESS Centre de recherche linguistiques sur l’Asie (CRLAO) Doctorat …

There are four distinct forms conveying the meaning of 'human, person, man'across
Gyalrongic languages. The default type (Japhug tɯ-rme), the rounded type (Khroskyabs …

This article presents a comprehensive survey of anticausativization within Gyalrongic
languages, a group of Sino-Tibetan languages spoken in Sichuan, China, contributing …

This paper proposes that the labial causative prefixes found in various Trans-Himalayan
languages of North-Eastern India are not innovations as is generally assumed. Instead, it is …

This paper offers new evidence from Stau, Geshiza, and Khroskyabs to address the question
of directionality in valency-changing derivations in Sino-Tibetan. Examining Stau, Geshiza …

This paper describes the ablauting patterns in Siyuewu Khroskyabs, an understudied
Gyalrongic language. Ablaut is only found in verbs containing closed syllables, and ablaut …