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1 vase [vessel w kha gyer ba ??? and widened belly]; 2) chu 'khor dang lag mchig gi 'bru blug khung, ??? bottle, flask, vase, jug, pot, bulge (of a stupa [IW]
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[[File:Treasure_Vase.jpg|frame|right|[[Treasure Vase]] - Courtesy: [http://www.fpmt-osel.org/gallery/signs.htm] ]]
  
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bottle, flask, vase, jug, pot, bulge [of a stupa]; See also [['chi med tse bum]] [RY]
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One of [[bkra bshis pa'i rtags brgyad]]; the [[Eight Auspicious Symbols]].
  
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vase [RB]
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1 vase [vessel w kha gyer ba ??? and widened belly]; 2) chu 'khor dang lag mchig gi 'bru blug khung, ??? bottle, flask, vase, jug, pot, bulge (of a stupa). [IW]
  
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dome [RY]
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bottle, flask, vase, jug, pot, bulge [of a stupa]; See also [['chi med tse bum]]. [RY]
  
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holy water vessel, sacred bowl, vase (as treasury of all desires), bottle, ritual vessel, pot-belly stomach, water-bottle, flask, bottle-shaped ornaments in architecture, pot, urn, earthen jar, vessel for water, (1 of khyim bcu gnyis), ceremonial vase, ceremonial vase [JV]
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vase. [RB]
  
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== Discussion==
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dome. [RY]
  
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A vase is commonly used as an example of a material thing in many different logics. It is used because it is a neutral object. The characteristics given in traditional literature are bulging-bellied, narrow-footed, water-carrying, able to perform a function. The only English word could apply to such a thing is "vase." Yet some people insist on translating bumpa as "pot," despite the fact that bulging-bellied and narrow-footed are not characteristics of pots: many pots have quite straight sides. Bud vases which have straight sides are not characteristic vases but calling them such is a 'dra ba rgyu mtshan du byed pa'i btags ming. The wit might argue that vases should be called pots because they are pot-bellied, but that argument can't carry water. It also has the unfortunate implication that many middle-aged men would therefore be vases. [[User:DKC|DKC]]
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holy water vessel, sacred bowl, vase (as treasury of all desires), bottle, ritual vessel, pot-belly stomach, water-bottle, flask, bottle-shaped ornaments in architecture, pot, urn, earthen jar, vessel for water, (1 of [[khyim bcu gnyis]]), ceremonial vase, ceremonial vase. [JV]
  
 
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བུམ་པ

Treasure Vase - Courtesy: [1]

བུམ་པ།

One of bkra bshis pa'i rtags brgyad; the Eight Auspicious Symbols.

1 vase [vessel w kha gyer ba ??? and widened belly]; 2) chu 'khor dang lag mchig gi 'bru blug khung, ??? bottle, flask, vase, jug, pot, bulge (of a stupa). [IW]

bottle, flask, vase, jug, pot, bulge [of a stupa]; See also 'chi med tse bum. [RY]

vase. [RB]

dome. [RY]

holy water vessel, sacred bowl, vase (as treasury of all desires), bottle, ritual vessel, pot-belly stomach, water-bottle, flask, bottle-shaped ornaments in architecture, pot, urn, earthen jar, vessel for water, (1 of khyim bcu gnyis), ceremonial vase, ceremonial vase. [JV]

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