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| Wylie | dngul chu |
| Wylie Definition | mercury. For the process of fixing mercury, there is a description in Turner, An Account of an Embassy, p. 410 ff. dngul chu'i nus pa lha dbang myig la phan. Zhi-byed Coll. I 278.3. rngul chu 'byongs pa'i gang zag gis ji ltar byas kyang myi 'bying ste. The person who has cultivated mercury will not sink no matter what. Ibid. I 419.2. skyon gyis ma gos rngul chu ta rus mthung bar byed. Zhi-byed Coll. I 217.6. JD 40. SS 530.1. = sU ra, mtshal skyes, mtshal chu, 'bigs byed rab g.yo, mtshal bcud, rang gi thig le, dbang phyug thig le, rin chen sngon po, nam lcags zil ba, chu yi rta, da chu. YTTM 291.11. Clifford, list. = khro chu. YTTM 292.21. DG 104.5. |
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