Belharish
{{Kishtey fys çhengey
|ennym = Belharish
|ennymdooghyssagh = ''Belhare''
|daah kynney = Sheenagh-Tibetagh
|çheeraghyn = [[Nepaal]]
|ard = [[Dhankuta]]
|loayreyderyn = 600 (2006)
|fam1 = [[Çhengaghyn Sheenagh-Tibetagh|Sheenagh-Tibetagh]]
|fam2=[[Çhengaghyn Tibetagh-Burmagh|Tibetagh-Burmagh]]
|fam3 = [[çhengaghyn Himalayagh|Himalayagh]]
|fam4 = [[çhengaghyn Mahakiranti|Mahakiranti]]
|fam5 = [[çhengaghyn Kiranti|Kiranti]]
|fam6 = [[çhengaghyn Kiranti Meanagh|Meanagh]]
|fam7 = [[çhengaghyn Kiranti Meanagh Jiass|Jiass]]
|iso1 = 
|iso2 = -
|iso3 = byw
|ashoon= 
|jantys= 
|screeu = 
|caslys-çheer = 
}}

She çhengey [[çhengaghyn Tibetagh-Burmagh|Tibetagh-Burmagh]] ee '''Belharish''' (Belharish: ''Belhare''). T'ee goll er loayrt ayns [[Nepaal]] ec y [[sleih Rai]].  

==Sheeanaghtys==

===Corocklyn===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
![[Corockle daa-veillagh|Daa-veillagh]]
![[Corockle baaragh|Baaragh]]
![[Corockle cleaoil|Cleaoil]]
![[Corockle coghooysagh|Coghooysagh]]
![[Corockle sluggidagh|Sluggidagh]]
|-
![[Corockle bleaystagh|Bleaystee]]
| align="center" |{{ASE|p pʰ b (bʰ)}}<br>p ph b (bh)
| align="center" |{{ASE|t tʰ d (dʰ)}}<br>t th d (dh)
|
| align="center" |{{ASE|k kʰ ɡ (ɡʰ)}}<br>k kh g (gh)
| align="center" |{{ASE|ʔ}}<br>ʔ
|-
![[Corockle screebagh|Screebee]]
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| align="center" |{{ASE|s}}<br>s
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|
| align="center" |{{ASE|h}}<br>h
|-
![[Corockle affricaid|Affricaidyn]]
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|
| align="center" |{{ASE|ts tsʰ (dz) (dzʰ)}}<br>c ch (j) (jh)
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|-
![[Corockle stronnagh|Stronnee]]
| align="center" |{{ASE|m}}<br>m
| align="center" |{{ASE|n}}<br>n
|
| align="center" |{{ASE|ŋ}}<br>ŋ
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|-
![[Corockle lhiattagh|Lhiattee]]
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| align="center" |{{ASE|l}}<br>l
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|-
![[Corockle craa|Craaghyn]]
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| align="center" |{{ASE|r (rʰ)}}<br>r (rh)
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|-
![[Corockle faggyssaght|Faggyssaghtyn]]
| align="center" |{{ASE|w}}<br>w
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| align="center" |{{ASE|j}}<br>y
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|}

===Breeocklyn===
{| class="wikitable"
| 
! [[Breeockle toshee|Toshee]]
! [[Breeockle meanagh|Meanagh]]
! [[Breeockle cooyl|Cooyl]]
|-
! [[Breeockle doont|Doont]]
| align="center" | {{IPA|i ĩ}}<br>i ĩ
|
| align="center" | {{IPA|u ũ}}<br>u ũ
|-
! [[Breeockle eddyr|Eddyr]]
| align="center" | {{IPA|e}}<br>e
| align="center" | {{IPA|(ʌ)}}<br>(ʌ)
| align="center" | {{IPA|o}}<br>o
|-
! [[Breeockle foshlit|Foshlit]]
|
| align="center" | {{IPA|a}}<br>a
|
|}
Ny myn-sheeanyn ayns eddyraishnyssyn, cha nel ad ry-akin agh ayns focklyn er nyn eeassaghey ass [[Nepaalish]].

==Kianglaghyn mooie==

*[http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=byw Coontys Ethnologue er Belhare]
*[http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~bickel/research/projects/belhare/ Giare-choontey jeh Belharish as ny Belharisheyderyn]

==Lioaryn==

*Bickel, Balthasar. 1993. “Belhare subordination and the theory of topic.” Ayns: Karen H. Ebert (re.): Studies in clause linkage. Papers from the First Köln-Zürich Workshop. Zürich: ASAS
*Bickel, Balthasar. 1996. Aspect, Mood, and Time in Belhare. Studies in the Semantics-Pragmatics Interface of a Himalayan Language. Zürich: Universität Zürich (ASAS - Arbeiten des Seminars für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, 15)
*Bickel, Balthasar. 1999. “Cultural formalism and spatial language in Belhara.” Ayns: Balthasar Bickel & Martin Gaenszle (re.): Himalayan Space: cultural horizons and practices. Zürich: Museum of Ethnography. 73-101
*Bickel, Balthasar. 2000. “Grammar and social practice: on the role of ‘culture’ in linguistic relativity.” Ayns: Susanne Niemeier & René Dirven (re.): Evidence for Linguistic Relativity. Amsterdam: Benjamins. 161-92
*Bickel, Balthasar. 2003. “Belhare.” Graham Thurgood & Randy J. LaPolla (eds.). The Sino-Tibetan Languages. London: Curzon Press. 546-70

==Imraaghyn==

{{rolleyimraaghyn}}
{{çhengaghyn Sheenagh-Tibetagh}}
{{bun}}

[[Ronney:Çhengaghyn Sheenagh-Tibetagh]]
[[Ronney:Çhengaghyn Tibetagh-Burmagh]]
[[Ronney:Çhengaghyn Nepaal]]
She çhengey Tibetagh-Burmagh ee Belharish (Belharish: Belhare). T'ee goll er loayrt ayns Nepaal ec y sleih Rai.  

Sheeanaghtys

Corocklyn

Daa-veillaghBaaraghCleaoilCoghooysaghSluggidaghBleaysteep ph b (bh)t th d (dh)k kh g (gh)ʔScreebeeshAffricaidync ch (j) (jh)StronneemnŋLhiatteelCraaghynr (rh)Faggyssaghtynwy

Breeocklyn
  Toshee Meanagh Cooyl Doont i ĩ u ũ Eddyr e (ʌ) o Foshlit a
Ny myn-sheeanyn ayns eddyraishnyssyn, cha nel ad ry-akin agh ayns focklyn er nyn eeassaghey ass Nepaalish.

Kianglaghyn mooie

Coontys Ethnologue er Belhare
Giare-choontey jeh Belharish as ny Belharisheyderyn

Lioaryn

Bickel, Balthasar. 1993. “Belhare subordination and the theory of topic.” Ayns: Karen H. Ebert (re.): Studies in clause linkage. Papers from the First Köln-Zürich Workshop. Zürich: ASAS
Bickel, Balthasar. 1996. Aspect, Mood, and Time in Belhare. Studies in the Semantics-Pragmatics Interface of a Himalayan Language. Zürich: Universität Zürich (ASAS - Arbeiten des Seminars für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, 15)
Bickel, Balthasar. 1999. “Cultural formalism and spatial language in Belhara.” Ayns: Balthasar Bickel & Martin Gaenszle (re.): Himalayan Space: cultural horizons and practices. Zürich: Museum of Ethnography. 73-101
Bickel, Balthasar. 2000. “Grammar and social practice: on the role of ‘culture’ in linguistic relativity.” Ayns: Susanne Niemeier & René Dirven (re.): Evidence for Linguistic Relativity. Amsterdam: Benjamins. 161-92
Bickel, Balthasar. 2003. “Belhare.” Graham Thurgood & Randy J. LaPolla (eds.). The Sino-Tibetan Languages. London: Curzon Press. 546-70

Imraaghyn

Ronney:Çhengaghyn Sheenagh-Tibetagh
Ronney:Çhengaghyn Tibetagh-Burmagh
Ronney:Çhengaghyn Nepaal