Difference between revisions of "goms pa"

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habitual patterns of familiarity [IW]
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habituation, be used to, spoil, skilled, wont, one practiced in any work, familiarization, adept, habit, accustomation [JV]
  
habit of training [RY]
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adept, trained, ability [IW]
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accustomed, wonted, wont, be accustomed, be familiarized, cultivate [IW]
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1) (Tha mi dad pa,, byang ba lag shes goms na mkhas par 'gyur 'Tsho ba skyel lugs gsar par goms pa; 2) accomplishment of familiarity [IW]
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proficiency [RY]
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[[goms pa, goms pa, goms pa]] intr. v.; 1) Syn goms 'dris, adept, trained. 2) ability; to become familiar with/ develop some facility with/ become acclimatized to; accustomed, wonted, wont, to be accustomed, familiarized, to cultivate [RY]
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to become familiar/ develop some facility with; become acclimatized to [RB]
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to be accustomed [RY]
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habituation, be used to, spoil, skilled, wont, one practiced in any work, familiarization, adept, habit, accustomation, familiarity [JV]
  
 
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Revision as of 12:17, 31 May 2006

habituation, be used to, spoil, skilled, wont, one practiced in any work, familiarization, adept, habit, accustomation [JV]

adept, trained, ability [IW]

accustomed, wonted, wont, be accustomed, be familiarized, cultivate [IW]

1) (Tha mi dad pa,, byang ba lag shes goms na mkhas par 'gyur 'Tsho ba skyel lugs gsar par goms pa; 2) accomplishment of familiarity [IW]

proficiency [RY]

goms pa, goms pa, goms pa intr. v.; 1) Syn goms 'dris, adept, trained. 2) ability; to become familiar with/ develop some facility with/ become acclimatized to; accustomed, wonted, wont, to be accustomed, familiarized, to cultivate [RY]

to become familiar/ develop some facility with; become acclimatized to [RB]

to be accustomed [RY]

habituation, be used to, spoil, skilled, wont, one practiced in any work, familiarization, adept, habit, accustomation, familiarity [JV]