噶
gá
Maʼnosi
phonetic ga (used in rendering Tibetan and Mongolian sounds); Tibetan Ge: language of Buddha; (dialect) final particle similar to 了 le (esp. in Yunnan)
Ilovada oʻrganish → Chiziq tartibida yozish
Iyerogliflar
Shu iyeroglifli soʻzlar
噶尔 Gá ěr see 噶尔县 Gá ěr Xiàn噶嘣 gá bēng kaboom噶嗒 gá dā clattering噶霏 gá fēi coffee噶噶 gá gá onom.噶拉 gá lā onom.噶喇 gá lǎ onom.噶隆 gá lóng Tibetan government official噶伦 gá lún Tibetan government official噶厦 gá xià government of Tibet, dissolved in 1959噶当派 Gá dāng pài Bkar-dgam-pa sect of Tibetan Buddhism噶尔县 Gá ěr Xiàn Gar, a county in Ngari Prefecture 阿里地区 Ā lǐ Dì qū, Tibet噶举派 Gá jǔ pài Geju sect of Tibetan Buddhist噶玛兰 Gá mǎ lán Kavalan, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan噶布伦 gá bù lún Tibetan government official噶啷啷 gá lāng lāng hum and clatter噶哈巫族 Gá hā wū zú Kaxabu or Kahabu, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan噶玛兰族 Gá mǎ lán zú Kavalan, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan喀什噶尔 Kā shí gá ěr Kashgar or Qeshqer in the west of Xinjiang near Kyrgyzstan马噶尔尼 Mǎ gá ěr ní Earl George Macartney, leader of British mission to Qing China in 1793坦噶尼喀 Tǎn gá ní kā Tanganyika, sovereign state in Africa, later part of Tanzania达噜噶齐 dá lū gá qí Mongolian daruqachi, local commander in Mongol and Yuan times萨噶达娃节 Sà gá dá wá jié Tibetan festival on 15th April marking Sakyamuni's birthday