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| Wylie | pi pi ling |
| Wylie Definition | See grog sman pi pi ling. = sman nag, nag ring, drod sman nar mo, grog ma'i gzugs can, spod kyi bran. JD 89. a tree. SS 424.4. = kri na. YTTM 292.6. = tsa pa la, nag po tsan de. YTTM 292.24. = drod sman. Piper longum. LW 458. = bai de hi, byi ril, lus 'phags skyes, ma ga dhi, yul dbus skyes, zeg ma g.yo byed, byang chub ljon shing, a ri ha ta, sel sel. DG 196.4. Clifford, list. Laufer (p. 458): Piper longum. JD 89: The best is that which comes from China. Lacking that, Indian pi pi ling is next best. The inferior is called elephant pepper (glang po che'i pi pi ling). The sort found in Tibet & the Himalayan regions to the south are mildly flavored and least favored for medicinal use. Fundamentals 15.3 (item 16). |
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