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matter. [[User:DKC|DKC]]
dead matter, physical organ, matter, external, inanimates, old, box, SA bem [JV]
dead matter, physical organ, matter, external, inanimates, old, box, SA bem [JV]


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inert/ inanimate matter; lifeless [RB]
inert/ inanimate matter; lifeless [RB]
== Discussion == 
''matter. ''Established as particles. Synonymous with form. One of the three classifications of things, along with mind and non-concurrent formations. Note that matter is not necessarily lifeless nor dead: your physical body is, after all, matter (bem po), but if you can read this one would assume it were neither lifeless nor dead. [[User:DKC|DKC]]


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matter. DKC

dead matter, physical organ, matter, external, inanimates, old, box, SA bem [JV]

1) inert/ inanimate matter; lifeless; material substance, dead matter inanimate, [Syn gzugs def. rdul du grub pa. the physical body; material things 2) pestilential disease [RY]

gross material object [ggd] [RY]

matter [thd]

matter, inanimate, inanimate matter [RY]

1) inanimate/ mindless/ lifeless [things]; 2) thick bed clothes/ blankets built up from many patches; 3) existing as particles; 4) Material substance; 5) a pestilential disease; 7) physical body [IW]

inert/ inanimate matter; lifeless [RB]

Discussion

matter. Established as particles. Synonymous with form. One of the three classifications of things, along with mind and non-concurrent formations. Note that matter is not necessarily lifeless nor dead: your physical body is, after all, matter (bem po), but if you can read this one would assume it were neither lifeless nor dead. DKC