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the 8 kinds of sickness [IW]
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disease [harming body and or mind w pain and sufferinge, div: nad rigs bzhi brgya rtza bzhi dang, stong dang rtza gnyis sogs] distemper, epidemic, humor [IW]


the 8 kinds of sickness [lus nad, byis nad, mo nad, gdon nad, mtson nad, dug nad, rgas nad, ro tza'i nad de brgyad [IW]
disease, illness, ailments, distemper, malady, sickness, epidemic diseases, ex. [[mi phyugs]] of humans and animals, humor [RY]
 
disease, illness, sickness, plague, SA gzhan dbang sngon nad, kun brtas gdon nad, ltar snang 'phral nad, yongs grub tshe nad [JV]
 
disease [RB]
 
disease * distemper, epidemic, humor [IW]


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disease [harming body and or mind w pain and sufferinge, div: nad rigs bzhi brgya rtza bzhi dang, stong dang rtza gnyis sogs] distemper, epidemic, humor [IW]

disease, illness, ailments, distemper, malady, sickness, epidemic diseases, ex. mi phyugs of humans and animals, humor [RY]

disease, illness, sickness, plague, SA gzhan dbang sngon nad, kun brtas gdon nad, ltar snang 'phral nad, yongs grub tshe nad [JV]

disease [RB]

disease * distemper, epidemic, humor [IW]