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the threefold greatness [RY]
mahant, great, absolute, big and tall, big, large, greater, bulky, enormous, giant, grand, mammoth, massive, large, chief, for use as adjectivizer, the totality of something, profound, immense [JV]


past, present and future; the three great ones [mahamudra, dzogchen, madhyamaka] [IW]
great/ supreme; great principle; highest (level); isc. incomparable [RB]


past, present and future; the three great ones [IW]
1) strong, great, large, big, superior, supreme, immense, massive, tremendous, noble, intense, wide, vast, numerous. 2) "the Great One"; great principle; highest (level) [RY]
 
strong, great, large, big, superior, supreme, immense, tremendous, noble, intense, wide, vast, numerous, massive, more/ greater than usual 'char can gyi tshad las 'das pa [IW]
 
1) large, big, etc.; 2) great (sometimes in the sense of 'greater/greatest' or 'higher/highest'). Mahāvyutpatti: महान् ॥ ''mahān'' ॥ ''chen po'' ॥ ཆེན་པོ་ [Erick Tsiknopoulos]


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mahant, great, absolute, big and tall, big, large, greater, bulky, enormous, giant, grand, mammoth, massive, large, chief, for use as adjectivizer, the totality of something, profound, immense [JV]

great/ supreme; great principle; highest (level); isc. incomparable [RB]

1) strong, great, large, big, superior, supreme, immense, massive, tremendous, noble, intense, wide, vast, numerous. 2) "the Great One"; great principle; highest (level) [RY]

strong, great, large, big, superior, supreme, immense, tremendous, noble, intense, wide, vast, numerous, massive, more/ greater than usual 'char can gyi tshad las 'das pa [IW]

1) large, big, etc.; 2) great (sometimes in the sense of 'greater/greatest' or 'higher/highest'). Mahāvyutpatti: महान् ॥ mahānchen po ॥ ཆེན་པོ་ [Erick Tsiknopoulos]