Amdo
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Amdo (T): Region of northeastern Tibet. Today, it includes the bulk of Qinghai Province as well as the Kanlho Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Gansu Province. Along with Kham and U-Tsang, it is one of Tibet's three historic regions. Each of these regions speaks its own distinctive dialect of Tibetan. Amdo is also known in Tibetan as Dotoh province.
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Amdo (Wyl. a mdo), aka Do-mé (Wyl. mdo smad), is the North-eastern part of Tibet. It is one of Tibet's three major provinces, the other two being Kham and Ü-Tsang.
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mdo stod - 1) the Khams region, the Amdo region [RY]
mdo stod - Khams[/ Amdo] region [nowadays Khams, formerly meant Amdo] [IW]
mdo stod - Khams Amdo region [IW]
mdo smad - Domey, another name for Amdo [RY]
mdo smad - 1) the Amdo region of. 2) the Khams region [RY]
mdo smad - the Amdo region of Khams [IW]
mdo smad - the Amdo region of Khams [in older usags Khams] [IW]