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Psycho-Acoustic and Inferential Acoustic Notes (Discourse 9) (2)

[10] The Negro race has three branches: [...] Chinese, Indo-Tibetan, Malaysian and Indo-Burmese. The script of the Chinese and [...] complexion and rather short in stature.

[14] The fourth branch is the Malay [...] and Arakan (Mag) fall within the Indo-Burmese branch. None of these languages [...] are written from left to right.

Phonetics, Prefixes and Suffixes (Discourse 5) (3)

[9] In the Calcutta pronunciation of [...] happens due to the influence of Indo-Burmese pronunciation. In Rarh the village [...] concords with the Aryan styles.

[14] Most of those Bengali Brahmans [...] the outlying areas, there is some Indo-Burmese and Indo-Tibetan influence, both [...] has heaped his abuse in this way:

[17] However he himself was not able [...] “raiṋjaka soap”. The Indo-Burmese and Indo-Tibetan influence on [...] and in the Southwest it is less.

More on Suffixes and Prefixes (Discourse 6) (1)

[6] Burmese, Kan Chin, Kachin, Martavan, etc. are Indo-Burmese languages. In Southeast Asia, [...] name to be changed to Dharmaraj.

Geology and Human Civilization (2)

[23] 3) Mongolians . The Mongolians [...] Nipponese (Japanese), Chinese, Malay, Indo-Burmese and Indo-Tibetans. The Nipponese [...] of Saḿskrta origin. The Indo-Burmese people who have flat noses and [...] ascend and descend hilly tracts.

Developmental Planning (1)

[26] The Mongolians have yellowish skin [...] small bodies and flat noses; the Indo-Burmese, who have flat noses and comparatively [...] flat noses and are good-looking.

A Scriptological and Linguistic Survey of the World (1)

[34] Tibetans are members of the Mongoloid [...] portion of Meghalaya belong to the Indo-Burmese sub-group of the Mongoloid race. They vary from each other linguistically.