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| Wylie | Definition | English |
|---|---|---|
| 'chi med bde chen rdo rje'i srog | the deathless vajra life of great bliss | |
| cho 'phrul chen po bstan pa | to display great miracles | |
| cho 'phrul chen po bzhi | the four great miracles | |
| cho 'phrul chen po'i dus chen | the holiday of the Great Miracles | |
| chos bka' rgya chen zab mo | the vast and profound Dharma teachings | |
| chos chen | the greater teachings, Mahayana Dharma | |
| chos dbyings klong | the expanse of dharmadhatu | |
| chos dbyings nam mkha'i klong mdzod | terma revealed by 'jigs bral bde chen gling pa - gter ston | |
| chos dbyings yum gyi klong | the sphere of the dharmadhatu mother | |
| chos 'khor bskor ba'i dus chen | the holy day of turning the wheel of Dharma | |
| chos 'khor dus chen | the great festival where he (turned) the wheel of Dharma | |
| a myes rma chen | Amnye Machen | |
| chos kyi gru chen po | the great vessel of the Dharma | |
| chos kyi rnga chen | the great drum of the Dharma | |
| chos kyi sbyin pa chen po sbyin pa | to give the great gift of the Dharma | |
| chos mngon rgya mtsho'i dgongs don brjed byang du bkod pa rin chen sgron me | a detailed study of the sgo mang system of pedagogical presentation of the Abhidharma Kosha Vasubandhu; by mkhan po blo gros rgya mtsho of bkra shis 'khyil, also named mdo smad bkra shis 'khyil gyi mkhas dbang rje blo gros rgya mtsho'i gsung 'bum las mdzod | |
| chos nyid bde ba chen po'i zhing | the dharmata realm of great bliss | |
| chos nyid mnyam pa chen po | the great equality of the innate nature | |
| chos rgyal chen po'i bka' rtags kyi phyag rgyas bskos pa'i rgyal phran bdun | seven vassal kingdoms established by the royal decree of the great religious king (Songtsen Gampo): mkhar chen pa, zur mkhar ba, mkhar chu ba, gong thang ba, btse pa, grags pa, rong pa | |
| chos rgyal chen po | the great King of Dharma | |
| chos rgyal rin chen phun tshogs | the king of Dharma, Rinchen Püntsok; tertön and reincarnation of lha sras 'jing yon sad na legs | |
| chos rje don grub rin chen | 1309-? - Chöje Döndrub Rinchen, founder of Chakyung Gönpa in Domey | |
| chos rje kun mkhyen dol po pa chen po | proponent of Shentong | |
| bdag chen | 1) bdag nyid chen po. 2) Dagchen; title of the head lama of the Sakyapa sect | |
| bdag chen dbang 'dus snying po | Dagchen Wangdü Nyingpo (1765-1806), the 33rd throne holder of Sakya | |
| chos sde chen po | 1) a major teaching center. 2) important set of teachings | |
| chos sku'i klong du dag pa | purified into the vast expanse of the Dharmakaya | |
| chos sku rdo rje 'chang chen | the great dharmakaya vajra-holder | |
| chos theg pa chen po | the teaching is that of the great vehicle | |
| chos zad klong du | in the sphere of exhaustion | |
| chos zad klong | the expanse where all phenomena come to exhaustion | |
| chu bo chen bo bzhi | the four great rivers; chu bo bzhi | |
| chu bo chen po | a great river | |
| chu chen | county in 21th cent Tibet. | |
| chu chen | great river, major waterway | |
| chu'i rgya mtsho chen po gcig tu gyur | was an immense ocean | |
| chung 'bring chen po | lesser, medium, and greater [stages], inferior, intermediate, mediocre and superior, small, middling and large | |
| chung ma rin chen zer bar skyes | was born as Ratnapati, the wife of | |
| chung ngu dang chen po | the small and the large | |
| cog bzhag chen po'i ting nge 'dzin | the samadhi of the great freely resting | |
| cog bzhag chen po | the great freely resting | |
| cog gzhag klong grol | spontaneously liberated freely resting | |
| co ne dgon chen | Choneh Monastery | |
| dad mos chen po | deep faith | |
| dag chen | great purity | |
| dag mnyam chen po | great purity and equality, great purity and great evenness | |
| dal 'byor mi lus rin chen | jewel-like human body, free and well-favored | |
| dal 'byor mi lus rin chen | the free, well-favored, precious human body | |
| bdag nyid chen mo | [4] | |
| bdag nyid chen po | 1) epithet of all Buddhas. 2) great being, personage, title of address for great spiritual figures. 3) greatness of nature, great identity. 4) magnanimous |