འབྱོར

Tibetan

Etymology 1

From Proto-Sino-Tibetan *bjar ~ pjar.

Pronunciation

Verb

འབྱོར • ('byor) (nominal form འབྱོར་བ)

  1. (intransitive) to stick, to adhere to, to take, to contract (of diseases)
  2. (intransitive) to be prepared, to be ready, to make ready
  3. (intransitive) to agree, to consent
Conjugation
Conjugation of འབྱོར
Tense/Mood Form Wylie
Present འབྱོར
འབྱར		'byor
'byar
Future འབྱར
འབྱོར		'byar
'byor
Past འབྱར
(archaic) འབྱརད		'byar
'byard
Imperative འབྱོར
འབྱར
(archaic) འབྱོརད
(archaic) འབྱརད		'byor
'byar
'byord
'byard

Etymology 2

Pronunciation

Verb

འབྱོར • ('byor) (nominal form འབྱོར་བ)

  1. (honorific, intransitive) to come, to arrive; to receive
Conjugation
Conjugation of འབྱོར (Classical Tibetan)
Tense/Mood Form Wylie
Present འབྱོར'byor
Future འབྱོར'byor
Past འབྱོར'byor
Imperative འབྱོར'byor
Conjugation of འབྱོར (Old Tibetan)
Tense/Mood Form Wylie
Present འབྱོར'byor
Future འབྱོར'byor
Past འབྱོརད'byord
Imperative འབྱོརད'byord
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