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Page 296, Col. 2 (niDyApaka, niDyApaka) nidhyāpaka¦, adj., causing comprehension: ārakṣāsmṛti nidhyāpaka- (so mss., Senart em. °pana-)-smṛtiḥ (Bhvr.)

knowledge; (2) existent; (3) phenomenon; (4) object of comprehension; (5) object; (6) object of comprehension by an omniscient consciousness; (7) hidden phenomenon

realization. Understanding, experience, and realization. Intellectual comprehension, practical experience, and unchanging realization. Abbr. of {go ba nyams

realization. Understanding, experience, and realization. Intellectual comprehension, practical experience, and unchanging realization. Abbr. of [[go ba nyams

understanding [buddhaka], have a full grasp, discovers, make concepts, thorough comprehension / realization; to see/ realization" contains invalid characters or is

under prec.), comprehension: Dbh 26.3; sarvākārānu° Dbh.g. 55(81).6; °na-vaineyānāṃ Gv 349.1, of persons convertible by (logical) comprehension, by reason;

particle for the nineties. 4) place, room, space, See also go ma 'gag pa 5) comprehension" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause

comprehend, reach understanding. 2) n. realization, understanding; cognition, comprehension" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause

consideration, sound deliberation. Syn rnam rtog / bsam mno / mno bsam perfect comprehension. Syn khong du chud; reflection, imagination, consideration, sound deliberation

features. ཁོང་དུ་ཆུད་པའི་ལེའུ་གསུམ three periods of comprehension [IW] three periods of comprehension [from the time of the teacher's parinirvana, the time

Meaning: To understand, comprehend DS. To be perfected, to have perfect comprehension, to comprehend, to master TC." contains invalid characters or is incomplete

intellectual penetration, comprehension (cf. avatarati): LV 423.2 and 11 and Gv 469.9 pratītyāvatāra-, penetration, comprehension of (origination by) dependence

(realization, intuitive comprehension, of the Path); (śrāvaka-, pratyekabuddha-, and tathāgata-) yānābhi° Mvy 1261-3 (comprehension of the vehicles); of the

comm. on ĀpŚ. in pw 4.292; cf. next, dur-anubodha, and anu- buddhi), comprehension: SP 64.14; tenāsmi buddho jaga- tānubodhāt SP 47.6, therefore I am a

are used to analyze something. The first rtog pa results in a coarse comprehension of the object, the second, this one, results in a very fine understanding

'actual basis' in the sense that 'basis' means to have full intellectual comprehension of the practice and 'actual' means to have direct experience of its meaning"

ཚད་འབྲས་གཞལ་གསུམ MSS: "the three, valid cognition, the result and the object of comprehension." CM: tshad 'bras kyi rnam gzhag ste/ tshad ma ni rnam par 'jog byed

apprehension, to comprehend, mental engagement/ to engage mentally, comprehension attention, fancy, imagination, to formulate thoughts/ ideas; to deliberate/

upaṭṭhahanti, āpāthaṃ āgacchanti, i.e. become known, lit. submit to comprehension), profound reflection, (leading to) com- prehension: dharma-nidhyānato

ཤེས་རྟོགས understand[ing], realize the meaning, know[ledge][able], comprehension [IW] understanding, knowledge, understanding [JV]