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Tibetan-English Dictionary, Dharma Glossaries and Resources
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| General Information The Dharma Dictionary is currently being updated and upgraded, and will soon become a multi-purpose research tool with reference and access to several different databases. It contains free resources for the "circle of Lotsawas" involved in the translation of Buddhist texts and teachings from Tibetan into Western languages. The Dharma Dictionary has 182,512 entries in total, all inclusive. |
Search the dictionary Use the search box above to search for any Tibetan term in Wylie transliteration or in Tibetan font. Examples: sems, rig pa, snying rje. |
Contribute We welcome contributors and editors! If you would like to be a contributor to the dictionary or have a detailed editing project in mind, please contact research at tsadra dot org. |
Website Contents
- Tibetan Lexicon - All Tibetan terms available on this Wiki, listed in alphabetical order.
- Lotsawa Workbench Terms
- Resources for Translators, Scholars & Practitioners
- Buddhist Masters, Lineages & Teachings
- Present day Tibetan Buddhist Teachers
- The Gilded Palace of Dharmic Activity
- Literature - Data on important Tibetan Buddhist literary works and collections
- Translators & Translations - Present day lotsawas, translation groups and their work
- Resources for the study and translation of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Literature
- Study Programs related to Buddhist study and practice
- Categories on this website
- Teachings
Note to Editors and Contributors
- As of May 2021 this website is getting a complete update and overhaul and we will welcome editors and contributors as soon as it is ready. MarcusPerman (talk) 20:50, 26 May 2021 (UTC)
- See a complete list of online resources here: In Development Resources for Translators, Scholars & Practitioners
- Erik Pema Kunsang's Original Invitation Letter
- Erik Pema Kunsang's Original Welcome to first time users of DharmaDictionary
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