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- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/4115 + (= ldong mo myur mgyogs rta, sbal ba mjug ma can, tshe gcig lus gnyis. tadpole. JD 262. See bur 'gyogs.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/367 + (= ldum bu mda' smyug, = u shi ra. BBNP 479.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9746 + (= len pa. BBNP 474. lan btab pa. len pa. 'gro ba'am phyin pa. Btsan-lha.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9706 + (= lhag ma. "remainder." Kuijp (1986) 35.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/3894 + (= lham me. shining, bright. See T&BS I 343.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/19198 + (= lhang nge. BBNP 483.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9783 + (= lhe'u. = dpon gsas. Karmay, Treasury vocab.. = lhe'u, = dpon gsas. preacher, priest. Karmay, Treasury. 'course' (of a meal), acc. to Das, JTL&CT 98.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/12860 + (= lheb lheb. BBNP 483.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/16075 + (= lho shing, nang blon ka na. JD 119. SS 4 … = lho shing, nang blon ka na. JD 119. SS 426.4. KP1 208.3. KP4 521.3. See dal ci ni. = tra tsa, tra kra, tra tstsha, kanytsa tha. DG 237.6. Fundamentals 15.3 (item 16). Slovar' 63, 66, 190, 191: Arabis hirsuta Scop, A. pendula L., Cinnamomum cassia Blume, or C. ceylanicum Nees. DG 237.6 ff: It grows in the dense forests of river gorges. The trunk is hard and the leaves small. It has thick and thin bark both. The thin promotes and the thick equalizes bodily heat. The taste is dry, hot, sweet and slightly salty.ste is dry, hot, sweet and slightly salty.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/2061 + (= lhod 'bol gyis. BBNP 485.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/13022 + (= lhod de. BBNP 477.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/13629 + (= li hi. YTTM 292.19.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/11515 + (= li kham bu. YTTM 292.11.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/8588 + (= lings kyis bor ba. BBNP 483.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/7204 + (= lkugs pa. 5 76.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9601 + (= lo hi. SS 399.3. JD 42. = a yu rA dza. YTTM 291.9. DG 107.5.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10078 + (= lo legs. having a good harvest. MTTP.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/14185 + (= long bu. "ankle bone." Kuijp (1986) 36.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/6289 + (= long skabs cung zad. BBNP 483. Btsan-lha.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/2895 + (= lto 'dre. Skorupski, TA.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/15234 + (= lto 'gro, mche dug can, mig thos, zhe sdang, klu'i sha, 'khyog 'gro, rlung zan, khung nyal. JD 253. SS 499.2. Snake skin, see Clifford, list.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10263 + (= ltum bu a ru. JD 204. SS 449.5. KP1 77.5. Saussurea obvallata Wall. Mdo 445 & color plate.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/11024 + (= lug mig nag po. YTTM 292.7.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10249 + (= lug mo shag, 'o ma can. JD 140. = kSi ra ka ko li. DG 262.1.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10280 + (= lung tong. JD 104. = na ga ban de, ri bong mig. DG 211.6.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/4142 + (= lung. YTTM 292.5.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10105 + (= lwang ko. T&BS I 210.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9399 + (= lwang ko. T&BS I 210.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9589 + (= lwang ko. T&BS I 210.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/4720 + (= ma lus. "each and every." Kuijp (1986) 34.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/6616 + (= ma nu khrag can, ma nu bse shing, bse 'bras. JD 90. LW 457. Note go bye in YTTM 291.21. gi bye in SS 429.1 (here it is a tree). = ldum stag. SS 458.6. = pa ta la ka, bhal lA ta ka, bhai la ba. DG 198.4.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/12297 + (= ma nu pa tra. YTTM 291.22. DG 96.3. Varieties: a yi, ke la.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/14874 + (= ma nu ru rta. JD 132. SS 437.5. = kuSTa, … = ma nu ru rta. JD 132. SS 437.5. = kuSTa, mdze can, so ba la kuSTa, bhU dha ro ga, ruNDa. DG 251.1. Clifford, list. Item suitable for tribute to Mongols; see Wylie (1977) 115, n. 37. Sde-srid/2 437.5 ff: This is not found in the 'khrungs dpe (but see KP). The base of the leafe is yellow-green. Flowers: white. Roots: both black and white, shaped like broken antlers of a stag. See sha pho ru rta. For sdum bu ru rta, see spang rtsi 'byar bag can.m bu ru rta, see spang rtsi 'byar bag can.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10366 + (= ma zhu ba. Mkhyen-rab/11 no. 16. Kong-sp … = ma zhu ba. Mkhyen-rab/11 no. 16. Kong-sprul/1 30 ff: General symptoms: Flatulence is obstructed or occurs at irregular intervals, causing distension. After a time, it sometimes produces massive diarrhea. Heaviness of the body, loss of appetite, nausea at meal time, belching, headaches. Specific symptoms: Undigested residues (stickiness in the mouth giving off a bad smell). 'Crowding' of the stomach with eructations & vomitting. Eyes, face and the tops of the feet swell up. Undigested chyme (dwangs ma) stagnates and stops the appetite. Belching, leanness, heart pains, pains in the side of the rib cage. The causes and conditions producing ma zhu are easily known by questioning the patient. Old people & others who suffer a decline in their digestive heat get such 'cold' symptoms as distention and eructation as soon as they begin to eat. In cases of occasional ma zhu, the pulse is full and thick. In chronic ma zhu, there is little physical strength and the pulse is thin. If you closely examine the urine, you will find that it smells slightly of whatever food was not digested. When the ma zhu is a result of overeating, it is important to abstain from food. If one eats 'on top of' indigestion then it will be difficult to benefit from medicine. When it is a result of a decline in digestive heat, a warmth-producing medicine is very important.at, a warmth-producing medicine is very important.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9602 + (= man 'du ra. YTTM 291.26.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10471 + (= mang lhug. = mang nog. brocade identical to rgyan bzhi. Velm I 138, 141.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10451 + (= mang nyung re. BBNP 484. Btsan-lha.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/19146 + (= mar me, sgron me, snang gsal. "butter lamp, oil lamp, lamp." Kuijp (1986) 38.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/20006 + (= mar me, sgron me, snang gsal. "butterlamp, oil lamp, lam." Kuijp (1986) 38.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/9848 + (= mar me, sgron me, snang gsal. "butterlamp, oil lamp, lamp." Kuijp (1986) 35.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/4566 + (= mched grogs. = chos spun. clerical brother. Sources.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/14072 + (= mchil lham. 'shoe, boot.' Kuijp (1986) 37.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/314 + (= mching bu. Kaolin. Chayet in TH&L 32 … = mching bu. Kaolin. Chayet in TH&L 32. rin chen phal pa. Btsan-lha. Haarh, Yar-lun 362. R.A. Stein discusses this word, also spelled mching bu, in his article on Zhang-zhung language, at p. 236. In 12th cent., it usually refers to an inferior type of jewel (opposite of the wishgranting jewel). slob ma la dad gus yod kyang / bla ma mtshan nyid dang ma ldan na / 'ching bu la gsol ba 'debs pa dang 'dra ste / dgos 'dod kyi 'bras bu myi 'byung. Zhi-byed Coll. II 465.3. dngos grub kyi sbyor ba log pa / be dur rgya spangs nas 'ching bu len pa lta bu. Ibid. II 480.4 (also, I 440.7.).en pa lta bu. Ibid. II 480.4 (also, I 440.7.).)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10564 + (= mchod pa. "to offer." Kuijp (1986) 35.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10632 + (= mdo 'phrug? horse (epic term, in Ge-sar and Tun-huang lit.). Sources.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/15357 + (= mdo ba. schaden, schädigen. Kaschewsky 84.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/6535 + (= mdun na 'don. "official." Kuijp (1986) 34.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/15895 + (= mdza'. "friend, companion." Kuijp (1986) 37.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10711 + (= mdzub mo. "toe, finger." Kuijp (1986) 35.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/14563 + (= me tog phreng ba, pa ri pa (sp?), ha'u pa. JD 205. SS 455.4. KP1 67.4. KP3 270.6. KP4 411.5. Mdo 143.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/12241 + (= mgo phyung tsam yang. = phyogs tsam yang.)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/10801 + (= mgo reg. 'shaven head' (i.e., Buddhist monk).)
- Dictionaries/Dan Martin/12276 + (= mgrin pa. "throat, neck." Kuijp (1986) 36.)