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Tonmi Sambhota

Vairotsana

Marpa

Drogmi Lotsawa

Rinchen Sangpo

Machik-Labdron

Khyungpo Naljor

Drubtob Orgyenpa

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General Information This lexicon is currently being updated and we hope it can develop into a Dharma Dictionary. Currently it contains free resources for the "circle of lotsawas" involved in the translation of Buddhist texts and teachings from Tibetan into Western languages.

Search the dictionary Use the search box on the top right to search for any tibetan term in Wylie transliteration. (examples: sems, rig pa, snying rje). Searches can also be made in Tibetan Unicode (example 'ཀྱག་གྲིར་འཆི།).

Contribute We welcome contributors and editors! If you would like to be a simple contributor or have a detailed editing project in mind, please contact research at tsadra dot org.

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