Tibetan
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5.7
- adjective
- /tɪˈbɛtən/
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tibetano
- To the north, the Tibetan plateau stretched for hundreds of miles.
- Tibetan Buddhist
- Tibetan Buddhism
- Tibetan nationalism
It's that old Tibetan saying which was translated into English.
- It's that old Tibetan saying which was translated into English.
- I was studying Burmese Buddhism and Zen Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism.
- It's called Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep.
- And you'd brought up the Tibetan culture, which I found was fascinating, what you were saying.
- In those cases, it's it's a Tibetan system where one woman is shared by multiple men, but the multiple men are brothers.
- So we have this huge blazing like fire Phoenix on the front with Tibetan fire on the fire truck.
Examples
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And that was my first interest in Buddhism and, and in Tibetan culture.
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This is a mandala from the Tibetan monasteries, and it is a mandala that is a map of the universe.
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In those cases, it's it's a Tibetan system where one woman is shared by multiple men, but the multiple men are brothers.
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It's that old Tibetan saying which was translated into English.
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And you'd brought up the Tibetan culture, which I found was fascinating, what you were saying.
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A walk into the old Tibetan quarter of Shegar will take you into instant culture shock.
Academic text (1995) -
Yesterday, she ordered a new cookbook by a Tibetan author, entitled Third Eye in the Kitchen: Himalayan Soul Food.
Fiction book (1993) -
The Dalai Lama fled to India in March 1959, after which Tibetan life came under increasingly strict control.
Academic text (1997) -
Tibetan prayer beads.
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The Tibetan people have a rich tradition of art and music that reflects their cultural heritage.
Compounds
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4.7
A form of Buddhism from Tibet that mixes Indian teachings with Tibetan religion
A very large, strong dog from Tibet with thick rough fur that guards homes and animals
- Specialized
A family of related languages spoken in East Asia, like Chinese and Tibetan
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tibetan adds the ending -an to Tibet to mean 'from' or 'about', similar to American. So something described as Tibetan is related to Tibet, its people, or their language.