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| Wylie | Definition | English |
|---|---|---|
| cho rigs | family, race | |
| chos can rang bzhin du gnas pa'i rigs | see rang bzhin gnas rigs | |
| chos can rang bzhin gnas pa'i rigs | the body of form consisting of the enlightened family in which the apparition of reality naturally abides | |
| chos dbyings kyi rang bzhin | the innate nature of the all-embracing expanse of reality | |
| chos dbyings rang bzhin gyis dag pa | dharmadhatu which is naturally pure | |
| chos dbyings rang grol | nyang ston | |
| chos dbyings rang grol | zur thams cad mkhyen pa | |
| chos kun gyi rtsa ba rang sems | your own mind, the root of all phenomena | |
| chos kyi bdag rang mtshan gyi grub pa med pa'i stong nyid | the emptiness which is the nonexistence of an independent object identity | |
| chos kyi dbyings kyi rang bzhin dbyer med pa bstan pa'i le'u | the chapter which demonstrates the indivisible nature of dharmadhatu | |
| chos kyi rang bzhin | the nature of things | |
| chos nyid kyi rang ngo skyong ba | continuing in the inherent state of Reality | |
| chos nyid kyi rang sgra | Natural sound of dharmata, Spontaneous sound of dharmata, the self-sound of dharmata, natural sound of reality | |
| chos nyid kyi rang sgra | Natural / spontaneous sound of dharmata. One of the first displays in the bardo of dharmata | |
| chos nyid kyi rigs pa | the reasoning of the nature of things | |
| chos nyid rang bzhin gnas pa'i rigs | the naturally present affinity of conditioned phenomena, enlightened family in which reality naturally abides. One of rang bzhin gnas pa'i rigs gnyis | |
| chos nyid rdo rje'i rang sgra | the spontaneous vajra sound of dharmata | |
| chos rang bzhin | the nature of a thing | |
| chos rang gi mtshan nyid | the individual characteristics of a thing | |
| chos rang las tha dad pa | different features | |
| chos rang ngos nas stong pa | a thing's individual emptiness | |
| chos rigs brgyud 'dzin | holder of both Dharma and family line | |
| chos sku'i rang zhal | Natural face of dharmakaya | |
| chos sku rang babs kyi dgongs pa | the realization of dharmakaya naturalness | |
| chos sku rang byung gi ye shes | self-existing wakefulness of dharmakaya | |
| chos sku spros dang bral ba'i rang mdangs | natural radiance of unconstructed dharmakaya | |
| chos so so rang gis rig pa | individual discrimination of phenomena | |
| chos spyod smon lam rim pa bde skyid nyi ma rang 'char | Spontaneously Arising Sun of Happiness, liturgical text arranged for the daily recitation of basic Buddhist practices, by Shabkar | |
| chos thams cad kyi rang bzhin mnyam nyid rnam par spros pa ting nge 'dzin gyi rgyal po'i mdo | The Samadhi Raja Sutra that Fully Reveals the Equal Nature of all Things | |
| chos thams cad kyi rang bzhin stong pa'i ye shes | the empty wisdom nature of all phenomena | |
| chos thams cad rang bzhin gyis rdul tsam yang ma grub pa | that all things by nature possess not even the existence of subtle particles | |
| chos tshig gcig kyang rang gis mi thos | you do not hear a word of the teaching | |
| cig car ba'i rigs | instantaneous type | |
| cig car ba'i rigs | Instantaneous type. The type of person who does not need to go through progressive stages on the path | |
| ci mdzad khyed rang gi shes so | total surrender | |
| ci rigs | 1) whatever is suitable, appropriate, as suitable, in a due order, as is fit, according to the circumstances. 2) all kinds, sorts. 3) a suitable number | |
| ci rigs pa | appropriate | |
| ci rigs par | all kinds of | |
| ci rigs pa yis | I shall use whatever means are needed | |
| ci rigs su | appropriately, suitably | |
| cir snang rang yin | whatever is perceived is one's own state | |
| cung zad dpyad pa rigs shes kyi ngor | when put under the slightest scrutiny of intelligent reasoning | |
| 'dab ldan rigs lnga | padma mthong grol lam 'dab ldan rigs lnga the lotus which liberates on sight, also known as the petalled hat of the five families | |
| dag snang ye shes drva ba las gnas lugs rang byung gi rgyud rdo rje'i snying po | a systematic presentation of the teachings of the rdzogs chen approach of rnying ma pa Buddhism revealed by bdud 'joms gling pa and edited by bdud 'joms 'jigs bral ye shes rdo rje | |
| da lta rang | right now | |
| dam pa'i rigs can dra lnga | Five holy sages | |
| dam pa'i rigs can dra ma lnga | Five eminent beings; recipient of Any Yoga into this world | |
| dam pa rigs brgya | Hundred sacred aspects. The 42 peaceful and 58 wrathful deities | |
| dam pa rigs brgya | Hundred sacred aspects, the One Hundred Supreme Ones, zhi khro | |
| dam pa rigs brgya | Supreme Hundred Families. Name of a sadhana text composed by Guru Rinpoche focused on the hundred peaceful and wrathful deities | |
| bdag rang dbang can | self-contained self-entity | |
| bdag rtag pa gcig pu rang dbang can | the permanent, singular and self-contained self-entity | |
| dbu ma'i bstan bcos rigs pa'i tshogs drug | klu sgrub: dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'ur byas pa shes rab zhib mo rnam par 'thag pa stong nyid bdun cu pa brtsod pa bzlog pa rigs pa drug cu pa rgyal po la gdam bya ba rin chen phreng ba | |
| dbu ma 'jug pa'i rang 'grel | Chandrakirti's self-commentary on the Introduction to the Middle Way | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud gong ma | the Higher Madhyamika Svatantrika. [Syn. rab tu mi gnas pa | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud pa | Middle way autonomy school. Svatantrika-Madhyamika, [is divided into sgyu ma don dam pa, rab tu mi gnas pa. dogmatists centrist | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud pa | svatantrika madhyamaka [R] by one's own thesis established by rang gi mtshan nyid maintaining conventionally asserted essences smra ba] | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud pa | Svatantrika Madhyamaka School | |
| dbu ma rang rgyud | Svatantrika-Madhyamaka | |
| dbu ma rigs pa'i thogs drug | the six logical works of the Madhyamika, 1) rtsa ba shes rab. 2) rigs pa drug cu pa 3) stong nyid bdun cu pa 4) zhib mo rnam 'tha' 5) rtsod ldog, rtsod ma bzlog pa 6) tha snyad bsgrub pa, rin chen phreng ba | |
| dbu ma rigs pa'i thogs drug | the six logical works of the madhyamika [R] | |
| dbu ma rigs tshogs drug | see dbu ma'i bstan bcos rigs pa'i tshogs drug | |
| dbu ma rigs tshogs lnga | Five Collections of Madhyamaka Reasoning. Works of Nagarjuna | |
| dbu rtse rigs gsum | Triple-storied Central Temple / (rim gsum). The central structure at the temple complex of Samye | |
| dbu rtse rigs | rim gsum the three-storied, triple-styled central temple [of Samye near Lhasa] | |
| dbyings rang byung gi rol pa | the play of self-existing space | |
| dbyings rig rang so la 'jog pa | to rest in the natural state of space and awareness | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa'i rigs | the tathagata family | |
| de bzhin gshegs pa rdo rje'i rigs rnam | the Tathagatas of the Vajra Family | |
| de bzhin nyid gdod ma nas rang bzhin gyis rnam par dag pa | suchness that is naturally pure from the beginning | |
| de ga rang | just that; that's right! | |
| de rang | that itself, that one itself | |
| de rang yin pa | agree exactly with | |
| dga' mgu yi rang bar gyur | took delight, appreciated and rejoiced; made him happy | |
| dge ba la rjes su yi rang ba | rejoiced in the virtue | |
| dge bsnyen rigs bdun | seven types of lay person | |
| bde gshegs rigs lnga | Five families of sugatas. The five families or aspects of victorious ones; Vairochana, Akshobhya, Ratnasambhava, Amitabha, and Amoghasiddhi | |
| dgra bcom pa'i rigs gsum | three kinds of arhathood | |
| dgu rong sprul sku sna tshogs rang grol | 19th cent. - Gurong Tulku Natsok Rangdröl | |
| 'di rang nyid | this itself | |
| 'di rang | Syn 'di nyid | |
| bden pa dang rigs pa brjod pa | you speak the truth: your words are truly wise | |
| dka' ba chen po rang spyad mi dgos pa | without our having to undergo great hardships | |
| a rigs can | 'A' family [clan name] | |
| dkor rigs | various property belongings to a monastery | |
| bden zhing rigs sam snyam | Is this true or not? | |
| dmangs rigs | commoner caste, the caste of commoners; servant class; Shudra caste. menial classes | |
| dmangs rigs | commoner/ servant caste, sh'udra [R] | |
| bde sdug rang mtshan pa | ordinary pleasure and pain | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin can | of the nature of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin dang mi mthun pa | in disharmony with the nature of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin la rtog pa | ponder the nature of things, expl yod med snang stong ji ltar du 'dug ces | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin med pa'i mya ngan las 'das pa | nirvana of the naturelessness of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin med pa | the insubstantiality of things | |
| dngos po'i rang bzhin | the nature of phenomena, sm.: de kho na nyid, the nature of things | |
| dngos po'i rang gi ngo bo | the very identity of a thing | |
| dngos po med pa'i rang bzhin | insubstantial nature | |
| dngos po rang bzhin dang bcas par smra ba | 1) doctrine that things are inherently existent. 2) proponent of the inherent existence of things | |
| dngos po rang rgyud pa | 1) ordinary substance / content. 2) autonomous thing | |
| dngos rigs | articles |