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SA nor, precious stone of liver color, jewel [JV] | SA nor, precious stone of liver color, jewel [JV] | ||
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1) jewel; 2) 8 [nor lha'i ming la brgyad yod pas] [IW] | 1) jewel; 2) 8 [nor lha'i ming la brgyad yod pas] [IW] | ||
1) gem or jewel but in particular 'gemstone'; 2) precious gem(s), precious gemstone(s); | 1) gem or jewel but in particular 'gemstone'; 2) precious gem(s), precious gemstone(s); 3) riches, bounty, etc. Here, if [[nor]] is 'wealth' then ''dbyig'' could be 'riches'. Hence this term really has two meanings, 'gemstone' and 'riches'. This is somewhat similar to the etymological nuances of [[rin chen]]. [Erick Tsiknopoulos] | ||
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SA nor, precious stone of liver color, jewel [JV]
jewel, wealth, riches, treasures [RY]
1) jewel, wealth, riches, treasures; 2) 8 [IW]
1) jewel; 2) 8 [nor lha'i ming la brgyad yod pas] [IW]
1) gem or jewel but in particular 'gemstone'; 2) precious gem(s), precious gemstone(s); 3) riches, bounty, etc. Here, if nor is 'wealth' then dbyig could be 'riches'. Hence this term really has two meanings, 'gemstone' and 'riches'. This is somewhat similar to the etymological nuances of rin chen. [Erick Tsiknopoulos]