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1) foods. 2) naividya, food offering .3) food torma [RY] | 1) foods. 2) naividya, food offering .3) food torma [RY] | ||
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1) feastly edibles, food, foodstuff, feast, edibles; 2) honorable food, exalted food, divine food; 3) offered food | 1) "feastly edibles", food, foods, foodstuff, feast, edibles; 2) fine food(s), honorable food(s), exalted food(s), divine food(s); 3) offered food. Generally an honorific word for food, and in particular food offerings for rituals). See the difference between [[kha lag]] and [[zhal lag]]. [[Erick Tsiknopoulos]] | ||
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1) foods. 2) naividya, food offering .3) food torma [RY]
sacrificial cakes, food offerings in general, a specific type of gtor ma or bshos bu [JV]
food offering; food; feast [RY]
1) food [offering] [h]; 2) divine food/ cakes (/ TSE [IW]
1) food [h]; 2) divine food/ cakes)/ [Tserig] [IW]
food; feast [RB]
1) "feastly edibles", food, foods, foodstuff, feast, edibles; 2) fine food(s), honorable food(s), exalted food(s), divine food(s); 3) offered food. Generally an honorific word for food, and in particular food offerings for rituals). See the difference between kha lag and zhal lag. Erick Tsiknopoulos