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| Wylie Definition | [1] (archaism) sometimes spelled sho sha. strength, ability, fee, payment. Samdo A. stobs. nus pa. khral. gla'am rngan pa. Btsan-lha. rgyud la zho sha ma sri. Zhi-byed Coll. II 283. dpa' bo byed pa'i dus su go ma chod na gyad kyi zho sha khyi yin gsung. Ibid. II 159.6. zho shas 'tsho ba len pa dang (a sin for monks). 'Jig-rten-mgon-po, Bka'-'bum (2001) IV 26.4. [2] Name for various plants: Karmay, Arrow 347. JD 85. SS 435.1. KP3 344.1. KP4 571.4.. Original entry: (gla gor) zho sha. = zla gor zho sha, mcher ba zhog, glang mig. JD 85. SS 435.3. KP3 344.4. KP4 572.3. = sha lu ka. YTTM 292.5. = sha lu na. YTTM 292.15. DG 190.6.. Original entry: (mchin pa) zho sha. = ba mkhal smug po. JD 86. SS 510.1. DG 191.4. Original entry: (snying) zho sha. Literally, 'heart-strength.' JD 85. SS 434.5. KP3 343.5. KP4 570.5. = am ba li, ba ta, tsatta ka. DG 189.6. Hübotter/1 71: Taxus nucifera. |
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