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ultimate. Syn [[mthar thug]] [RY]
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cloak, dress made of the skins of animals, fur coat [JV]


ultimate, [[mthar thug]] [IW]
a coat; a furred coat or cloak [RY]
 
fur-lined coat/ cloak [Lug thul.Ra thul.Spyang thul.Zha thul] [IW]
 
fur-lined coat/ cloak * fur/ skin dress [Gold] [IW]
 
 
(med) Medicinal potherb <br>
Illustration : 'Phrin Las 1987 (23_141) thul pa <br>
 
The image is part of the '''sngo'i sde''' (medicinal potherbs, Greens) in the Medical Thangkas (together with garlics, radish, turnips, sorrels etc.) The image recalls a beetroot, and the proposed identification with ''Maianthemum henrici'' is definitely wrong. <br>
[[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 07:36, 20 April 2024 (EDT)


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cloak, dress made of the skins of animals, fur coat [JV]

a coat; a furred coat or cloak [RY]

fur-lined coat/ cloak [Lug thul.Ra thul.Spyang thul.Zha thul] [IW]

fur-lined coat/ cloak * fur/ skin dress [Gold] [IW]


(med) Medicinal potherb
Illustration : 'Phrin Las 1987 (23_141) thul pa

The image is part of the sngo'i sde (medicinal potherbs, Greens) in the Medical Thangkas (together with garlics, radish, turnips, sorrels etc.) The image recalls a beetroot, and the proposed identification with Maianthemum henrici is definitely wrong.
Johannes Schmidt (talk) 07:36, 20 April 2024 (EDT)