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to suppress [RY]
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malicious thoughts, rancour, vindictiveness, malevolence, ill-will, malice, the wish to injure [syn: ngan sems, sdug sems, ma rungs sems, 'tse sems, [[zhe lding gi rtsa bcan pha rol sdug bsngal bar 'dod pa'i]] [IW]


suppress [IW]
malicious thoughts, rancor, vindictiveness, malevolence, ill-will, malice, the wish to injure [IW]
 
malice, ill will, wickedness, mischievous wish, ill-will, 1 of mi dge bcu [JV]
 
intent to harm, spitefulness, malevolence, ill-will, malice, malicious / injurious attitude, rancor, negativity, vindictiveness; malignity, malignancy, maliciousness; the wish to injure, Def. by Jamg�n Kongtr�l: [[zhe ldang gi rtsa ba can pha rol sdug bsngal bar 'dod pa]] [RY]
 
[[zhe sdang gi rtsa ba can pha rol sdug bsngal bar 'dod ba'o,]] 'Ill-will', which has the root of anger, is to want one's opponent to suffer. [RY]


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malicious thoughts, rancour, vindictiveness, malevolence, ill-will, malice, the wish to injure [syn: ngan sems, sdug sems, ma rungs sems, 'tse sems, zhe lding gi rtsa bcan pha rol sdug bsngal bar 'dod pa'i [IW]

malicious thoughts, rancor, vindictiveness, malevolence, ill-will, malice, the wish to injure [IW]

malice, ill will, wickedness, mischievous wish, ill-will, 1 of mi dge bcu [JV]

intent to harm, spitefulness, malevolence, ill-will, malice, malicious / injurious attitude, rancor, negativity, vindictiveness; malignity, malignancy, maliciousness; the wish to injure, Def. by Jamg�n Kongtr�l: zhe ldang gi rtsa ba can pha rol sdug bsngal bar 'dod pa [RY]

zhe sdang gi rtsa ba can pha rol sdug bsngal bar 'dod ba'o, 'Ill-will', which has the root of anger, is to want one's opponent to suffer. [RY]