Ha (Tibetan letter)

Ha handwritten ( ume )

Ha or gaik - the third letter of the Tibetan alphabet and one of the most frequent letters of the Tibetan script, means a sonorous velar explosive sound. In the dictionary, the section of the letter ha can occupy up to 10 percent of the volume. In the text, the letter ha can be used as the number 3 , gagigugi - 33 , gajabkyugu - 63 , gadrenbuge - 93 and ganarogo - 123 .

In the Tibetan syllable, the letter Ha can be manifested in three structural forms:

gan-nyeongjuk (prefix) - an unreadable letter at the beginning of the syllable, is present in 11 initials ( gaochacha , etc.).
syllabic letter - forms 27 initials , presented below in the sequence in which they are located in the dictionary.
ga-jejuk ( final ) is one of ten letters that can stand in the finals of a syllable. In this position, it is pronounced in contrast to the syllabic letter without a vowel, stunned to the sound "k" and may not be pronounced at all. Ga-jejuk is one of the four finals, after which there can be an unpronounceable second final letter sa .

Initial order in the dictionary:

room	Initial	Dakcha	Transcription	Example
one		Ha	ha
2		Gayatagya	gya (jya)
3		Garatadra	dra
four		Galatala	la	lintren island
5		Daogaga	ha
6		Daogayatagya	gya (jya)
7		Daogaratadra	dra
8		Baogaga	ha
9		Baogayatagya	gya (jya)
10		Baogaratadra	dra
eleven		Maogaga	ha
12		Maogayatagya	gya (jya)
13		Maogaratadra	dra
fourteen		Aogaga	ha
fifteen		Aogayatagya	gya (jya)
16		Aogaratadra	dra
17		Ragataga	ha
eighteen		Ragatagagayatagya	gya (jya)
19		Lagataga	ha
twenty		Sagataga	ha
21		Sagatagagayatagya	gya (jya)
22		Sagatagagaratadra	dra
23		Baoragataga	ha
24		Baoragatagagayatagya	gya (jya)
25		Baosagataga	ha
26		Baosagatagagayatagya	gya (jya)
27		Baosagatagagaratadra	dra