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"Having an abbreviated form." A grammatical term used in poetry manuals to refer to expressions or compound terms in which the grammatical connectives such as the sixth case [[rnam dbye drug pa]] are ommited for the sake of brevity and elegance. For example, [[dpung pa 'khri shing]], the shoulder [which is like] a creeper [vine]. See complementary term [[ma bsdus pa'i gzugs can]]. [mss] [RY] | |||
among the [[gzugs can gyi rgyan]], the exampled gyi khyad gzhi khyad chos 'ga' zhig the exampled's khyad gzhi khyad chos as inseparable in natue bkod &, bar gyi 'brel sgra bsdus pa'i rgyan zhig ??? [IW] | |||
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Revision as of 11:17, 28 December 2005
"Having an abbreviated form." A grammatical term used in poetry manuals to refer to expressions or compound terms in which the grammatical connectives such as the sixth case rnam dbye drug pa are ommited for the sake of brevity and elegance. For example, dpung pa 'khri shing, the shoulder [which is like] a creeper [vine]. See complementary term ma bsdus pa'i gzugs can. [mss] [RY]
among the gzugs can gyi rgyan, the exampled gyi khyad gzhi khyad chos 'ga' zhig the exampled's khyad gzhi khyad chos as inseparable in natue bkod &, bar gyi 'brel sgra bsdus pa'i rgyan zhig ??? [IW]