The languages of the northern Himalayas
Subtitle: being studies in the grammar of twenty-six Himalayan dialects.
By: By the Rev. T. Grahame Bailey.
Series: Asiatic society monographs, vol. XII
Publisher: Royal Asiatic society
Published: 1908
Place of publication: London
Language: eng; mul
Number of pages: 345
Subjects: Indo-Aryan languages, Modern; Chamba Lahuḷi dialect; Himalaya Mountains -- Languages
Notes: Various pagings.
"Studies in northern Himalayan dialects" has separate t.-p., with imprint: Calcutta, Baptist mission press, 1903.
"This volume is a collection of studies printed at various times ... 'Studies in northern Himalayan dialects' was the first to be written; it was privately printed in 1902. Sketches of ten dialects were printed in 1905 with a view to their being incorporated in the forthcoming gazetteers of the Simla states, Camba state and the states of the Maṇḍī and Sukēt. Lastly, notes on seven dialects in Kuḷū and Jammũ̄ state together with a Sāsī vocabulary have been printed in 1906."--Pref., p. [i]
All the dialects treated of in these pages are Aryan with the one exception of Camba Lahūlī (Tibeto-Burman) cf. Pref., p. iv.
Table of contents: title: Dialects of the Simla hills and Kuḷū.; title: Dialects of Maṇḍi state.; title: Dialects of Camba and Jammũ̄ states and Sã̄si glossaries.; title: Studies in northern Himalayan dialects.; title: Dialects of Kān͡g︡ṛā district, by Edward O'Brien, rev., with additional notes, by T. G. Bailey.