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Kinnara, kinnaras. Mythical beings with a horse's head and a human body (or vice versa). Along with the gandharvas celebrated as celestial musicians [RY] | Kinnara, kinnaras. Mythical beings with a horse's head and a human body (or vice versa). Along with the gandharvas celebrated as celestial musicians [RY] | ||
Kinnaras (Tib. ''mi ‘am ci'') are centaurs (half-human and half-horse) who work as celestial musicians, playing their instruments for entertainment in the god realms. [[ET]] | |||
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མི་འམ་ཅི
type of lha [JV]
kinnara, dri za TSE [IW]
kinnara, [Syn. dri za [RY]
Kinnara, kinnaras. Mythical beings with a horse's head and a human body (or vice versa). Along with the gandharvas celebrated as celestial musicians [RY]
Kinnaras (Tib. mi ‘am ci) are centaurs (half-human and half-horse) who work as celestial musicians, playing their instruments for entertainment in the god realms. ET