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1) vindictiveness; 2) malice [one of the 20 upakleshas, the constant and irresistible thought of harming the object of khong khro. quarrel, resentment, grudge, hatred, enmity.] [IW] | 1) vindictiveness; 2) malice [one of the 20 upakleshas, the constant and irresistible thought of harming the object of khong khro. quarrel, resentment, grudge, hatred, enmity.] [IW] | ||
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1) vindictiveness; 2) malice [one of the 20 upakleshas, the constant and irresistible thought of harming the object of khong khro. quarrel, resentment, grudge, hatred, enmity.] [IW]
spite, resentment, rancor, 1 of 27 coincidences in astrology, SA sbyor ba nyer bdun, anger, fury, enmity, an enemy, vindictiveness [JV]
rancor [RB]
resentful khro ba dang 'khon 'dzin med pa never getting angry or resentful [RY]
quarrel, resentment, malice, grudge, stubbornly holding a grudge and seeking to take revenge, hatred, enmity. One of nye nyon nyi shu; gnod pa zhe la bzhag pa]] malice, quarrel, resentment, grudge, hatred, enmity. One of nye nyon nyi shu [RY]
Resentment [RY]
1) resentment, holding resentment, bearing resentment; 2) begrudging, grudge-bearing, grudge-holding; 3) bearing a grudge, holding a grudge; 3) vindictiveness. An alternate spelling is khon 'dzin. [Erick Tsiknopoulos]