Difference between revisions of "yin pa"

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knowables that can possibly exist [IW]
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to be; is; being; to be the case [RB]
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is (adjectival verb, not existential), (direct affirmation, often found in past sense, attribute connector without expressing existence, auxiliary verb for present or past), as the, the way of being, to entail, to constitute, what is going on, what is there [JV]
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being, yin [IW]
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being; to be; is [RY]
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is (adjectival verb, not existential), (direct affirmation, often found in past sense, attribute connector without expressing existence, auxiliary verb for present or past), as the, the way of being, to entail, to constitute, what is going on, what is there, affirmation [JV]
  
 
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Revision as of 13:53, 1 June 2006

to be; is; being; to be the case [RB]

is (adjectival verb, not existential), (direct affirmation, often found in past sense, attribute connector without expressing existence, auxiliary verb for present or past), as the, the way of being, to entail, to constitute, what is going on, what is there [JV]

being, yin [IW]

being; to be; is [RY]

is (adjectival verb, not existential), (direct affirmation, often found in past sense, attribute connector without expressing existence, auxiliary verb for present or past), as the, the way of being, to entail, to constitute, what is going on, what is there, affirmation [JV]