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pf. of [['chi ba]]; death, to lie dead; quietude [RY] | pf. of [['chi ba]]; death, to lie dead; quietude [RY] | ||
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die, lifeless, dead, deceased, depart, expire, passed [JV] | die, lifeless, dead, deceased, depart, expire, passed [JV] | ||
1) to die, pass away, expire; 2) death, passing away, expiration; 3) to go out, turn off, break, malfunction (ex. ''[[glog shi song]]'', "The electricity went out". The honorific form is [[grongs]] and [[grongs | 1) to die, pass away, expire; 2) death, passing away, expiration; 3) to go out, turn off, break, malfunction (ex. ''[[glog shi song]]'', "The electricity went out". The honorific form is [[grongs]] and [['grongs pa]]. See also [[shi]]. [[Erick Tsiknopoulos]] | ||
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pf. of 'chi ba; death, to lie dead; quietude [RY]
[p 'chi ba], appeasing, death, quietude, lie dead [IW]
die, lifeless, dead, deceased, depart, expire, passed [JV]
1) to die, pass away, expire; 2) death, passing away, expiration; 3) to go out, turn off, break, malfunction (ex. glog shi song, "The electricity went out". The honorific form is grongs and 'grongs pa. See also shi. Erick Tsiknopoulos