rnam par bzhag pa

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རྣམ་པར་བཞག་པ
establishment, good arrangement [JV]

defined kun 'byung gi bden pa zhes su rnam par bzhag go defined as the 'truth of origin' [RY]

detailed classification [RB]

to present, represent, presentation, arrangement [RY]

to constitute [RY]

present, represent, presentation, arrangement [IW]

1) (verb) to fully present, fully constitute, fully posit, fully define, fully classify, fully systematize; 2) (verb) to completely present, completely constitute, completely posit, completely define, completely classify, completely systematize; 3) (verb) to present in detail, constitute in detail, posit in detail, define in detail, classify in detail, systematize in detail; 4) (noun) full system, presentation, full constitution, full positing, full definition, full classification; 5) (noun) complete system, complete structure, complete presentation, complete constitution, complete positing, complete definition, complete classification, complete methodology; 6) (noun) detailed system, detailed structure, detailed presentation, detailed constitution, detailed positing, detailed definition, detailed classification, detailed methodology; 7) (noun) complex system, complex structure, complex presentation, complex constitution, complex positing, complex definition, complex classification, complex methodology. Contrary to many common misinterpretations, the prefix rnam par is usually an important element of this term. The short form is rnam bzhag. ET