sino-tibetan

Or possibly even rhotisation of the vowel resulting in an *r appearing in coda that does feel sino-tibetan doesn't it?

Phonotactic processes during Syncope in Pre-IE 2008

Yet, it makes sense that it would become complicated - it always gets hairy when you take a sino-tibetan language and apply an indo-european script.

languagehat.com: LEPCHA [MORA]. 2005

(EPHE), University of Paris gave an historical and cultural perspective of the sino-tibetan relations;

International Campaign for Tibet - ICT promotes human rights and democratic freedoms for the people of Tibet. 2009

(EPHE), University of Paris gave an historical and cultural perspective of the sino-tibetan relations;

International Campaign for Tibet - ICT promotes human rights and democratic freedoms for the people of Tibet. 2009