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1) bird leg/ foot; 2) [[bya rkang]] mt [in yun nan province a snow mountain = ri bo bya rkang]; 3) mt grown herb ti mu sa [ri skyes dang klung skyes gnyis kyi nang tshan ri skyes kyi ming zhig]; 4) a nadi [IW] | 1) bird leg/ foot; 2) [[bya rkang]] mt [in yun nan province a snow mountain = ri bo bya rkang]; 3) mt grown herb ti mu sa [ri skyes dang klung skyes gnyis kyi nang tshan ri skyes kyi ming zhig]; 4) a nadi [IW] | ||
a bird's foot, a vein [RY] | a bird's foot, a vein [RY] <br> | ||
(med) Of the medicinal plants '''[[ti mu sa]]''', the Shel gong shel phreng describes 3 types : '''lo btsan chen po''' (tall plant with whitish-blue flowers of high mountains, '''g.yu lung''' (light blue flowers, of lower altitudes) and '''bya rkang''' (dark blue flowers, of lowest altitudes (Kletter 2001). For 'Jam-dpal all 3 groupes are synonymous. <br> | |||
[[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 05:21, 21 April 2024 (EDT) | |||
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place in magadha [JV]
1) bird leg/ foot; 2) bya rkang mt; 3) mt grown herb ti mu sa; 4) a nadi [IW]
1) bird leg/ foot; 2) bya rkang mt [in yun nan province a snow mountain = ri bo bya rkang]; 3) mt grown herb ti mu sa [ri skyes dang klung skyes gnyis kyi nang tshan ri skyes kyi ming zhig]; 4) a nadi [IW]
a bird's foot, a vein [RY]
(med) Of the medicinal plants ti mu sa, the Shel gong shel phreng describes 3 types : lo btsan chen po (tall plant with whitish-blue flowers of high mountains, g.yu lung (light blue flowers, of lower altitudes) and bya rkang (dark blue flowers, of lowest altitudes (Kletter 2001). For 'Jam-dpal all 3 groupes are synonymous.
Johannes Schmidt (talk) 05:21, 21 April 2024 (EDT)