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1) ignorance, nescience (''[[ma rig pa]]''); 2) unawareness ([[dran pa med pa]]); 3) misunderstanding (''[[go ba nor ba]]''); 4) not knowing (''[[ma shes pa]]'', ''[[shes pa med pa]]''); 5) not understanding, not comprehending (''[[ha ma go ba]]''). [Erick Tsiknopoulos] | 1) ignorance, nescience (''[[ma rig pa]]''); 2) unawareness, inattentiveness, inattention (''[[dran pa med pa]]''); 3) misunderstanding (''[[go ba nor ba]]''); 4) not knowing (''[[ma shes pa]]'', ''[[shes pa med pa]]''); 5) not understanding, not comprehending (''[[ha ma go ba]]''). [Erick Tsiknopoulos] | ||
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མི་ཤེས་པ
ignorant [RY]
ignorance; not knowing how to, incapable [RY]
unaware; x gzhan gyi yon tan mi shes pa yin unaware of others' good qualities [RY]
not knowing, ignorant [-ce], human knowledge [IW]
ignorant [JV]
1) ignorance, nescience (ma rig pa); 2) unawareness, inattentiveness, inattention (dran pa med pa); 3) misunderstanding (go ba nor ba); 4) not knowing (ma shes pa, shes pa med pa); 5) not understanding, not comprehending (ha ma go ba). [Erick Tsiknopoulos]