Excuse me, what is the meaning of "Ma Ni Bei Bei coax" in Tibetan?

This is the six-character Daming mantra that Tibetan men, women and children will recite. The complete pronunciation is "OM MA".

Tibetan is the language used by Tibetans in China, belonging to the Tibetan branch of Sino-Tibetan language family. Modern Tibetan has the following characteristics:

1, voiced consonants tend to be voiced, and the voiced consonants preserved in some areas are voiced basic consonants from ancient complex consonants;

2. Complex consonants tend to be simplified and disappear, and only binary complex consonants with pre-consonants remain in some areas;

3. Monovowels increase, especially nasal vowels;

4. Vowels have different lengths and are complementary to tones;

There are two kinds of real compound vowels: nasalized and non-nasalized.

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Language attribution:

Tibetan belongs to Sino-Tibetan language family, so the relationship between Tibetan and Chinese is not far away. Both languages come from the same original language (this original language is also called the original Sino-Tibetan language). It is estimated that the time of the split of the original languages between China and Tibet is around 4000 BC to 6000 BC.

Tibetan retains the ancient sounds of ancient Chinese, including complex consonants. There are many cognates between Tibetan and Chinese. However, because Chinese has undergone many phonetic changes, we can't directly compare the pronunciation of Putonghua today, so we must rely on the structure of ancient Chinese.

On the other hand, the basic word order of Tibetan is SOV (subject-patient-verb), which has abundant case variants, and it is an action-general case language, which means that the subject of its transitive verb is case, while the grammatical cases of its subject and patient (both without suffixes) are general cases.

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