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| Wylie | ya gad |
| Wylie Definition | = skas. Blan 516.6. "(generally speaking) a place to put ones feet," hence, footstep, step of a ladder, country, area. BBNP 465. rkang rten. skas ka. Btsan-lha. This unusual word is used in a Bon text, the Stong ri tho chen, as found in 192-vol. Bon Kanjur CLXXXII 218v1: klu dbang phyogs kyi ya gad ni / dbal g.yag rngam pa'i ya gad can. It is also found in the Gsang-ba Bsen-thub, as an architectural term. Las-chen, Chos-'byung II 51.5. ya gad ces pa spyir rkang rten skras pa la brjod pa brda rnying du grags kyang 'dir thog phub la bshad cing / de yang dkyil mtho zhing mtha' bab kyis dma' ba chu 'bab bde ba dang... Namdak, Bzo-rig 78. |
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