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vermillion pigment, vermillion, chinese vermilion, SA sku mtshal, khrag, place in tibet [JV] | vermillion pigment, vermillion, chinese vermilion, SA sku mtshal, khrag, place in tibet [JV] | ||
blood; vermilion [RY] | blood; vermilion [RY] | ||
(med) Cinnabar, Mercury sulfide (HgS). Synonyms : cog la/lcog la, mtshal dkar, rdo mtshal, rgya mtshal, da chu, ka shar na zer, tam ka na dang. Principal ore of mercury (see dngul chu) and may be confused with litharge or minium (see li khri). Several mining sites in Central Tibet. Vermillion is artificially produced cinnabar. (mindat.org, Yeshi 2018) [[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 21:24, 20 November 2021 (UTC) | |||
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1) vermillion [rgya mtshal] med. mineral; 2) blood [h]; 3) red ink) [IW]
1) vermillion Rgya mtshal med. mineral [ro bska, zhu rjes bsil, nus pas rma 'brub, rus chag sbyor, rtza nad sel, glo ba dang, mchan pa'i tsha ba, mig nad bar 'grib bcas la phan]; 2) blood [h] [IW]
vermillion pigment, vermillion, chinese vermilion, SA sku mtshal, khrag, place in tibet [JV]
blood; vermilion [RY]
(med) Cinnabar, Mercury sulfide (HgS). Synonyms : cog la/lcog la, mtshal dkar, rdo mtshal, rgya mtshal, da chu, ka shar na zer, tam ka na dang. Principal ore of mercury (see dngul chu) and may be confused with litharge or minium (see li khri). Several mining sites in Central Tibet. Vermillion is artificially produced cinnabar. (mindat.org, Yeshi 2018) Johannes Schmidt (talk) 21:24, 20 November 2021 (UTC)