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1) [[chu lha]] buddha; 2) Varun devi [water- goddess, blue, serpent-headed (one of the [[phyogs skyong bcu]], the ten guardians of the directions)W direction protector (syn: [[mchog sbyin]] dang, [[lce brgya pa]], [[chu skyes dbang po]], [[chu bdag mchog sems]], [[thags pa can]], [[nub kyi phyogs skyong]], [[lha min lha]]) [IW]
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1) [[chu lha]] buddha; 2) Varun devi [IW]
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chu blug snod [IW]
 
 
Varuna [RY]
 
 
 
[[chu lha sngon mo sprul gyi mgo]],] Varunadevi, Water-goddess, blue, serpent-headed. one of the [[phyogs skyong bcu]], - the ten guardians of the directions [RY]
 
 
 
SA [[chu bdag]] [JV]
 
  
 
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chu blug snod [IW]