rgya tshwa
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[lce 'big] rgya tsva salt [lan tsva'i rigs shig ste, ro lan tsva la tsa ba, zhu rjes drod, nus pas pho ba sogs kyi skran nad dang, zla mtsan 'gags pa, bu dang sha ma ma thon pa, dri chu 'gags pa, khong srin glang thabs kyi nad, rtsa'i nad, gag pa, mig la sha mdzer rgyas pa, ling thog sogs la phan [IW]
[lce 'big] rgya tsva salt [IW]
MSG [RY]
sal-amoniac, indian table salt, very salty, kind of rock-salt used in medicine, sal-ammoniac [JV]
(med) Salammoniac, Ammoniumchloride NH4Cl (Drungtso 1999, Phrin Las 1987, Yeshi 2018). Synonyms : rgya tsha, tshwa rgyal, rdo'i dngas ma'i tshwa, reg 'bigs, lce 'bigs (Yeshi 2018). Rarely naturally occuring as mineral salammonic, but ammoniumchlorid is found at burning coal dumps and produced since early times. (wikipedia) Johannes Schmidt (talk) 13:34, 22 November 2021 (UTC)