rkyang

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རྐྱང
1) wild ass, donkey, onager; 2) do something w/o ?/hesitation, right away; 3) only, completely entirely; 4) solely barely, simply, just, only, nothing but, definitely, stretch out; 5) kind of a fish; 6) chestnut [IW]

rkyang po alone; sole(ly) [RB]

wild ass [RY]

Asiatic wild ass, equus hemionus pallas, donkey, ass, each, single, simple, alone, chestnut, zebra, wild ass, go right ahead, construction, particle conveying "completely the nominal meaning" [JV]

1) wild ass, donkey, onager; 2) do something w/o ?/hesitation; 3) only, completely entirely; 4) solely barely, simply, just, only, nothing but, definitely, stretch out sm (rkyong); 5) kind of a fish (6) chestnut (/ ['Gro rkyang,...Byed rkyang,...Las med za rkyang,...Ma shod byas kyang mi nyan par bshad rkyang byed pa] [IW]

1) wild ass, donkey, onager; 2) do something w/o ?/hesitation, right away; 3) only, completely entirely [rkyang gsal- whole/ brand new]; 4) solely barely, simply, just, only, nothing but, definitely, stretch out; 5) kind of a fish (6) chestnut (/ [R] [IW]

Syn rkyang pa. 1) adj. + rkyang entirely, completely, only. 2) wild ass, donkey; Kyang, Asiatic wild ass (Lat. Equus hemonius pallas). 3) to do something without question or hesitation. 4) Syn sha stag, 'ba' zhig solely, single-handedly, barely, simply, just, nothing but, definitely, the very, exactly. 5) kind of a fish. 6) chest nut. 7) to stretch out. Syn rkyong [RY]

(med) Kiang, Equus kiang. rkyang sha / rus / gre ba, Flesh, bone and trachea of wild horse (Phrin Las 1987).
The kiang is the largest wild ass species in the world, distributed in Tibet, Tsinghai and Szechwan, Nepal, and India. They live in alpine grass lands of elevation range from 4000 m to 7000 m. They prefer dry open areas including desert, semidesert, or steppe. The kiang look more like horses than asses because of their short ears and large tail tufts, and are genetically and physically very similar to the mongolian Kulan, Equus hemionus, another wild ass animaldiversity.org). Johannes Schmidt (talk) 08:16, 3 December 2021 (UTC)