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| Wylie | nyi tshe ba |
| Wylie Definition | prAdezika; [1] approximation, simulacrum. nyi tshe ba yi stong par ltung. Rnying Rgyud 1982 I 693.1. Bsam-gtan Mig Sgron 342.6. [2] trivialists, particularists (philologists). [3] In the phrase nyi tshe ba'i sems can gyi dmyal ba, it evidently means an 'individually tailored' hell (?). Silk, Dissert. 282. The meaning of 'insignificance' may correspond to the literal meaning, 'day' (nyi) 'life' (tshe), as one whose life is but a day (such as moths). Skt. may be prAdezika (local, limited; M.Vy.). |
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