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| Wylie | rgun 'brum |
| Wylie Definition | grapes. dgun 'brum gyi chang is listed in Zhi-byed Coll. IV 160.2 among things unknown in Tibet, along with la du and go la. Dhongthog 336 says 'plum.' JD 96. KP3 270.3. SS 422.1. = a sa sha ta, drA kSa, mri rdhi ka, gau bA nI, ba'i nu ma, ra sa rI, ro ldan, ma dhuu ra sa, ro mngar, ma sib. DG 206.6. Fundamentals 15.3 (Item 16). Singh 208 (Skt. drAkSA, etc.). 'grape' or 'raisin' (but sometimes 'plum'). JD 96, obviously refers to grapes and raisins. For medical uses, the most favored are the seedless yellow pea-sized grapes of India & Kashmir. Blue and black grapes are less recommended. |
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