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1) unobstructed, directly thar ba'i tshul; 2) sound of whirling storm winds, strong rain, busy and noisy movement; 3) rise up and abound; 4) shimmer; 5) racing along, streams and streams [IW]
1) unobstructed, directly thar ba'i tshul; 2) sound of whirling storm winds, strong rain, busy and noisy movement; 3) rise up and abound; 4) shimmer; 5) racing along, streams and streams [IW]



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1) unobstructed, directly thar ba'i tshul; 2) sound of whirling storm winds, strong rain, busy and noisy movement; 3) rise up and abound; 4) shimmer; 5) racing along, streams and streams [IW]

continuous; x skad cig ma'i skye 'gag gi phreng ba sha ra ra a continuous succession of instants arising and ceasing [RY]

shimmer, racing along, streams and streams, without interruption [JV]

shimmer, sound describing a busy and noisy movement, racing along, streams and streams, ex. sems yul sna tshogs la 'phro zhing rtog pa; rise up and abound; (to come in) an endless line [RY]

(to come in) an endless line; unhindered/ straightforward [RB]

pittering and pattering, pounding and crashing (onomatopoetic term for a sound like that of strong rain pounding during a storm) [Erick Tsiknopoulos]