On the Etymology of Tian Shan, Kunlun and Sayan Mountains

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[2] Benedict PaulK., 1972, Sino-Tibetan: a conspectus

[3] Blazek Vaclav, 1997, Tocharian and Indo-European Studies, V7, P229

[4] Chen Peng-nian deng, 1008, Great Song dynasty re-vised and expanded rhymes

[5] Cincius V. I., 1977, Tungus -Manchu comparative dictionary

[6] Gao Czin-i, 2022, Slavic and Sinitic common etymons for the terms "elk", "dew" and "axis"

[7] Gao J., 2020, Archaeoastronomy and Ancient Technologies, V8, P1

[8] Gao Jing-yi, 2008, Han-yo yo Bei-Ou yo-yan: Han-yo yo Wu-la-er yo-yan ji Yin-Ou yo-yan tong-yuan tan-jiu

[9] Gao Jingyi, 2023, Estud. filol., P53

[10] Gao JY, 2022, CENT ASIATIC J, V65, P43

[1] Adams DouglasQ., 2013, A Dictionary of Tocharian B. Revised and Greatly Enlarged

[2] Benedict PaulK., 1972, Sino-Tibetan: a conspectus

[3] Blazek Vaclav, 1997, Tocharian and Indo-European Studies, V7, P229

[4] Chen Peng-nian deng, 1008, Great Song dynasty re-vised and expanded rhymes

[5] Cincius V. I., 1977, Tungus -Manchu comparative dictionary

[6] Gao Czin-i, 2022, Slavic and Sinitic common etymons for the terms "elk", "dew" and "axis"

[7] Gao J., 2020, Archaeoastronomy and Ancient Technologies, V8, P1

[8] Gao Jing-yi, 2008, Han-yo yo Bei-Ou yo-yan: Han-yo yo Wu-la-er yo-yan ji Yin-Ou yo-yan tong-yuan tan-jiu

[9] Gao Jingyi, 2023, Estud. filol., P53

[10] Gao JY, 2022, CENT ASIATIC J, V65, P43