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[[nyen po]] - means of suppressing taming abandoning eliminating pacifying, curing, overcoming, remedy, antidote, counter-agent, cure, opponent [IW]
[[gnyen po]] - means of suppressing taming abandoning eliminating pacifying, curing, overcoming, remedy, antidote, counter-agent, cure, opponent [IW]


[[gnyen po]] - antidote, counterpart, remedy, aids, countermeasures, extrinsic aid, relation, friend, sacred, helper, assistant, adversary, antagonist, adverse, in opposition [JV]
[[gnyen po]] - antidote, counterpart, remedy, aids, countermeasures, extrinsic aid, relation, friend, sacred, helper, assistant, adversary, antagonist, adverse, in opposition [JV]

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gnyen po - means of suppressing taming abandoning eliminating pacifying, curing, overcoming, remedy, antidote, counter-agent, cure, opponent [IW]

gnyen po - antidote, counterpart, remedy, aids, countermeasures, extrinsic aid, relation, friend, sacred, helper, assistant, adversary, antagonist, adverse, in opposition [JV]

gnyen po - antidote, remedy [thd]

gnyen po kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - Power of the applied antidote [RY]

gnyen po kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - the power of the applied remedy; the antidote, the power of application [RY]

gnyen po kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - the power of the applied antidote/ applying the method [IW]

gnyen po kun tu spyod pa'i stobs - the power of the applied antidote. power of applying the method; power of engaging fully in antidotal techniques [RY]