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File:Line drawing Tingdzin Sangpo (ting 'dzin bzang po). Tingdzin Sangpo the mendicant of Nyang (nyang dben ting 'dzin bzang po). Please expand, using Sample

features. དགེ་སྦྱོང good results, buddhist ascetic, religious person, mendicant, ascetics, religious ascetic (includes dge tshul and dge slong) [JV] shramanera

directly to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཨ་ཙ་ར a mendicant [RY] grotesque monk, jesters of great indian philosophers, corruption of

org/ for more upcoming features. དགེ་སྦྱོང་ཆེན་པོ Great Mendicant [thd] the Great Shramana / Mendicant [RY] epithet of buddha [JV] great spiritual practitioner

persons [JV] 1) beg for alms, mendicant; 2) alms, gifts [IW] alms; alms, gifts, mendicant [RY] 1) beg for alms, mendicant; 2) alms, gifts [a'dod chags zhe

དབུལ་པོ impoverished mi dbul po rgad po zhig an old and impoverished mendicant [RY] humble, poor [person] [IW] humble, poor, a poor man [RY] poverty-stricken

more upcoming features. ཁྱིམ་མེད་པ renunciant, mendicant, homeless, servants [IW] 1) renunciant, mendicant, homeless. 2) servants [RY]

staff, mendicant's staff. Also mkhar gsil, mkhar zil [RY] monk's staff [<khakkhir:>) Rab byung la gnod 'tse bsrung ba'i [IW] staff carried by mendicant priests

2) noodle porridge/ gruel; 3) ssam; 4) district in T; 5) a tsa ra, yogi mendicant [IW] thick sauce or broth, soup [JV] Assam. var. a tsa ra a district in

renunciant. 4) mendicant. 5) nirvana [RY] all-abstracted [JV] / [the main of the five snying rtsa everything abandoned, renunciant, mendicant, nirvana actionless

anything to be done [RB] non-action, renunciant, mendicant, recluse, anchorite [IW] renunciate, renunciant, mendicant, recluse, anchorite, sprang bya btang an

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཀུན་ཏུ་རྒྱུ་བ "Gipsy", wandering mendicant, wanderer, wind [IW] SA kun tu 'gro, wander from place to place [JV] wandering

more upcoming features. འཁར་བ 'khar ba, 'khar ba, 'khar ba intr. v.; 1) [mendicant] staff, walking stick. 2) to be impeded. 3) bell metal bronze. Syn li.

upcoming features. བན་དེ monk, Buddhist monk, Buddhist [RY] (Skt) a monk/ mendicant; monk, Buddhist monk, Buddhist [RY] [Skt] Buddhist [monk] [IW] monk, worshipful

[RY] bya bral ba - (one who has) transcended anything (more) to be done; mendicant [RB] bya bral ba - yogin abandoning worldly action, ascetic, renunciant

features. མཁར་གསིལ staff of the Buddhist mendicant/ monk TSE, cymbal [IW] Syn 'khar gsil staff of the Buddhist mendicant, the monk's staff [RY] metal cymbal

ku su lu] [RY] (one who has) transcended anything (more) to be done; mendicant [RB] yogin abandoning worldly action, ascetic, renunciant, vagabond, ku

incense is made, med. fern D, mendicant, beggar, frankincense D [IW] kind of shrub from which an incense is made, mendicant, beggar [RY]

staff, stick, hand staff [JV] 1) walking stick, [carried by Buddhist mendicant priests], staff. 2) bell metal. 3) going. 4) quest-house [for pilgrims

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. སྤྱོད་མེད religious mendicant, naked devotee [JV]

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཁྱིམ་སྤངས renunciant, mendicant [RY]

for more upcoming features. ལྡོམ་བུ་བ alms-gatherer, beggar, religious mendicant [IW]

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. སྤྲང་བྱ་བཏང a renunciate [RY] mendicant [IW]

A spiritual practitioner. Often has the connotation of an ascetic or mendicant monk. [RY]

"Half the people are Drukpa, half the Drukpa are mendicants (beggar monks), and half the mendicants are siddhas." (RY)

directly to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. སྤྲང་བན mendicant, monk [JV] monk living by begging [IW]

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. མོ་མ [female] mo diviner, female mendicant D [IW] mo diviner, fortune teller [IW]

nirgrantha, the naked ones, Jain followers, naked person, sect of homeless mendicants, hindu sanyasi, jaina sect [JV]

practitioner who has renounced, anchorite, recluse [IW] renunciate, renunciant, mendicant, anchorite, recluse [RY] one free from business, ascetic [JV] 1) to cast

he was not satisfied with this path. Gautama then chose the robes of a mendicant monk and headed to north-east India. He began training in the ascetic life

ཀུན་འཁྱམས wanderer, beggar, mendicant who goes to every door for alms [JV] wanderer, beggar [IW] 1) wanderer, mendicant. 2) rambling, wandering [RY]

more upcoming features. སྤྲང་དུ་སོང had become a beggar mendicant [RY] had become a beggar/mendicant [IW]

Buddhist monk or mendicant; ser na ba and sen da ba are its corrupt forms. [mss] [RY] probably tibetanized form of siddha, buddhist monk, mendicant [JV]

སྤོང་བ་པ་ལ་གནས living as a religious mendicant, one of the gnas bzhi 4 ways of living [RY] living as a religious mendicant [IW]

value "A monk or mendicant of seniority. Āyuṣmān ({tshe dang ldan pa}) is a title of respect directed toward a monk or wandering mendicant who is venerable

(as page type) with input value "Syn 'khar gsil staff of the Buddhist mendicant, the monk's staff" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "living as a religious mendicant, one of the gnas bzhi 4 ways of living" contains invalid characters or

of the five snying rtsa. 1). 2) everything abandoned. 3) renunciant. 4) mendicant. 5) nirvana" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore

Tibetanized form of the word Siddha = bsod snyoms pa a Buddhist monk or mendicant; ser na ba and sen da ba are its corrupt forms. [mss" contains invalid

page type) with input value "'khar ba, 'khar ba, 'khar ba]] intr. v.; 1) [mendicant] staff, walking stick. 2) to be impeded. 3) bell metal bronze. Syn li.

(as page type) with input value "1) walking stick, [carried by Buddhist mendicant priests], staff. 2) bell metal. 3) going. 4) quest-house [for pilgrims

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "Mendicant (parivrājaka). See also note http://read.84000.co/translation/UT22084-031-002.html#UT22084-031-002-1154

(as page type) with input value "A renunciant who lives his life as a mendicant. More specifically within the monastic tradition it can also mean a novice

"English-def" (as page type) with input value "walking stick, (carried by Bu hist mendicant priests), staff, bell metal, going, guest-house [for pilgrims and visiting

appeared, "Half the people are Drukpa, half the Drukpa are mendicant beggars, and half the mendicants are siddhas."" contains invalid characters or is incomplete

"English-def" (as page type) with input value "A follower of a non-Buddhist mendicant movement." contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can

directly to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གོས་བརྙན mendicant who puts on a ragged garment, ragged dress [JV]

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བན་སྤྲང poor monk [IW] mendicant monk [JV]

ordained Buddhist monk.Fully ordained buddhist monk.Lit. "beggar." Buddhist mendicant monk; bhikṣuṇī is the female counterpart.This term refers specifically

bya btang ba renunciate, renunciant, mendicant, anchorite, recluse

dbul po impoverished mi dbul po rgad po zhig an old and impoverished mendicant

a tsa ra Atsara. An Indian wandering mendicant

features. སེན་ད་བ probably tibetanized form of siddha, buddhist monk, mendicant [JV]

scrutinize, wander through [IW] alms [RY] ask for alms, beg as a religious mendicant [JV]

directly to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གསོལ་སྙོམ་པ mendicant [JV]

features. སྟེང་གཡོགས mantle, upper garment, upper garment of religious mendicant, upper covering [JV]

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཀུན་སྤངས་པ renunciant, mendicant [RY]

bsod snyoms alms; alms, gifts, mendicant

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ལྡོམ་བུ་པ religious beggar, mendicant [JV]

upcoming features. སེ་ཉ་བ probably tibetanized form of siddha, buddhist monk, mendicant [JV]

a tsa ra a mendicant

ban de (Skt) a monk/ mendicant; monk, Buddhist monk, Buddhist

dge sbyong chen po the Great Shramana / Mendicant

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གོས་སྦེད་པ one concealing his mendicant's clothes [JV]

a tsa ra atsara, sadhu, yogin, mendicant; slang for Acharya 'teacher'/ saddhu. Syn a sam Assam

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. སློང་བའི་དགེ་སློང mendicant bhikshu [IW]

more upcoming features. གནས་ངེས་མེད one whose residence is not fixed, mendicant ascetic, vagabond, one of uncertain residence, not residing in one place

vaṇib- baka, AMg. vaṇīmaga, °maya, supporting °paka), beggar, mendicant: sometimes mendicant monk, e.g. Asthisena vanīpaka Mv iii.419.4; once used in reference

" A spiritual practitioner. Often has the connotation of an ascetic or mendicant. Also, monastic practitioner, monk, Buddhist monk; one who has taken ordination

for more upcoming features. གནས་ཁང་སྤངས་པ one who has forsaken his home, mendicant, buddhist monk [JV]

bya btang renunciate, renunciant, mendicant, recluse, anchorite, sprang bya btang an ascetic; One who has given up the worldly concerns for this life.

bya bral ba (one who has) transcended anything (more) to be done; mendicant

wandering everywhere: a) parivjrajaka wandering monk. Gypsy, wandering mendicant, wanderer

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གོས་ཟས་ཀྱི་འཚོས་མ female mendicant clothed in suitable dress [JV]

sprang du song had become a beggar mendicant

Wylie Definition Wylie Synonym Sanskrit English English Definition A Yogi mendicant; a yogi who practices the art of tantric exorcism and penance. English

kun 'khyams 1) wanderer, mendicant. 2) rambling, wandering

khyim med pa 1) renunciant, mendicant, homeless. 2) servants

mkhan pa kind of shrub from which an incense is made, mendicant, beggar

or thorough release. B. The\nprimary vein ({rataza}) of the heart. С A mendicant, a recluse. D. The state of liberation ([nirvāṇa]). English Synonyms Chinese

Wylie ldom bu pa Wylie Definition Wylie Synonym Sanskrit English (PH) mendicant English Definition English Synonyms Chinese Chinese (Simplified) Chinese

Source Wylie dge slong Wylie Definition Wylie Synonym Sanskrit English (PH) mendicant English Definition English Synonyms Chinese Chinese (Simplified) Chinese

mo Wylie Definition Wylie Synonym Sanskrit English (PH) lowly (female) mendicant English Definition English Synonyms Chinese Chinese (Simplified) Chinese

(piNgalavatsAjIva, piNgalavatsAjIva) Piṅgalavatsājīva¦, n. of a wandering mendicant: Divy 370.14 ff.

kun tu rgyu Parivrājakas;Wanderer;Wandering mendicant;Wandering mendicants

(vfdDaSrAvaka, vfdDa-SrAvaka) (vṛddha-śrāvaka¦, acc. to pw a Śivaitic mendicant monk: Mv iii.412.8, see s.v. guruputraka; LV 380.12 caraka-parivrājaka-vṛd°-gautama-etc

with parivrājakaḥ ŚsP 615.9, an uncomplimentary epithet of a wandering mendicant, not a śreṇika (q.v.).

kun tu 'tsho ba pa Ājīvika mendicant

from Skt. Lex. (Trik., which has many Buddhist words) paiṇḍinya, nt., mendicant monk's life, which BR derive from piṇḍin (cited with appropriate mg. only

individual person); puṇyaparikṣīṇa iva bhaikṣukaḥ LV 333.13 (vs), like a mendicant who has spent his store of merit. [Page412-b+ 71]

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. སློང་ཕོར beggar's bowl [IW] mendicant's begging platter [JV]

265, Col. 1 (dIrGanaKa, dIrGanaKa) Dīrghanakha¦ (= Pali Dīgha°), n. of a mendicant to whom Buddha preached the Dīrghanakhasya parivrāja- kasya sūtraṃ: Mv

སྤོང་བ་པ། English mendicant Chinese 乞化者 Sanskrit (dev) भैक्षुकः Sanskrit (translit) bhaikṣukaḥ Sanskrit (Tibetanized) བྷཻཀྵུ་ཀཿ།

{drang srong ba glang skad kyis rtsom/} drang-srong like the sound of a mendicant\n3. {sa 'dzin skyes ni ra yi skad/} sa-'dzin-skyes like the sound of a

svamāṃsa, pūyaśoṇita: Divy 12.25; 13.17; all things which niggards wished a mendicant should eat, and which later they were therefore obliged to eat themselves

bhikṣāka plus -a), as adj., relating to a mendicant: Buddhacarita xii.46 °kaṃ liṅgam āśritaḥ, and as n. mendicancy, ib. x.23; xiii.10; in BHS bhaikṣāka-kula

(cf. a-śreṇika), a (relatively) compli- mentary epithet of a wandering mendicant, always with parivrājakaḥ: ŚsP 615.12; 633.13; AsP 8.21; 9.10. But apparently

ཀུན་ཏུ་རྒྱུ་གནས་ལྷས་ཀྱི་བུ། English a mendicant, the son of Parivrajaka Chinese 普行黑神男，末伽黎拘賒黎 Sanskrit (dev) मस्करी गोशलीपुत्रः Sanskrit (translit) maskarī

སྡུག་ཕོངས་པ། English a begger, a mendicant Chinese 貧苦 Sanskrit (dev) वनीर्यकः (वनीयकः) Sanskrit (translit) vanīryakaḥ (vanīyakaḥ) Sanskrit (Tibetanized)

སྨོང་བ་དཀར་པོ། English the white mendicant Chinese 白色乞者 Sanskrit (dev) पाण्डरभिक्षुः Sanskrit (translit) pāṇḍara-bhikṣuḥ Sanskrit (Tibetanized) པཱཎྜ་ར་བྷིཀྵུཿ།

གཅེར་བུ་པ་ལ་སྦྱིན་པ། English giving alms to a naked mendicant Chinese 與無衣外道男女食，與無衣，施露體，施裸身者 Sanskrit (dev) अचैलदानं (अचेल-दानम्) Sanskrit (translit) acailadānaṁ

ལམ་གྱིས་འཚོ་བ། English a mendicant, a begging, a beggar Chinese 道養者，以道養者 Sanskrit (dev) मार्गजीवी Sanskrit (translit) mārga-jīvī Sanskrit (Tibetanized)

kotambaka (one of the 41 materials of clothing permissible to Buddhist mendicants) [RY]

kind of fetter: Gv 353.12, see s.v. kaṭaka; (4) m., n. of a form of a mendicant, created magically by Māra to obstruct Buddha: Mv i.270.13.

the heart of Lord Buddha’s teachings. Living as an ordinary person and a mendicant, he was nevertheless revered by all, from simple nomads to the greatest

the bodhi-tree, Mv i.158.1; ii.302.18; iii.272.18; (3) n. of a wandering mendicant, previous birth of the Bodhisattva (= Mahābodhi; in the corresp. Pali story

"English-def" (as page type) with input value "khak-khir, monk's walking staff, mendicant's staff. Also mkhar gsil, [[mkhar zil" contains invalid characters or is

appeared, “Half the people are Drukpas, half the Drukpas are mendicant beggars, and half the mendicants are siddhas.” Tsuglag Trengwa (gtsug la 'phreng ba) (1504-1566)

Teaching, and the Community. Sometimes narrowly defined as the community of mendicants, it can be understood as including lay practitioners." contains invalid

more upcoming features. རྒྱབ་ཁུག rucksack, bag, sack, alms-bag carried by mendicants [JV]

A spiritual practitioner. Often has the connotation of an ascetic or mendicant monk.[AL] [RY] Shramanera, (dge tshul). Novice, a lesser number of vows

Ch� tent, small tent for a Ch� practitioner [RY] tent used by itinerant mendicants [JV] 1) little song; 2) woodcutter's tent [IW]

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ཕ་ཚེ bag, sack, alms bag carried by mendicants [JV] phad bu, [alms] bag [IW]

to http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. མཁར་སིལ monk's mendicant's staff [IW] Syn 'khar gsil [RY]

features. འཁར་གསིལ་གྱི་མདོ tractate on the merit accruing from the use of the mendicant's staff [JV]

appeared, "Half the people are Drukpas, half the Drukpas are mendicant beggars, and half the mendicants are siddhas."[EMP] [RY] Tsangpa Lhai Metok, 'divine flower

sbyangs tshul Disciplines of mendicancy

kotambaka (one of the 41 materials of clothing permissible to Buddhist mendicants)

sbyangs dag Disciplines of mendicancy

tears. Mother and son were reduced to beggary and, adopting the life of mendicants, wandered the land begging for alms, simultaneously working for the benefit

sbyangs pa'i yon tan Ascetic practices;Disciplines of mendicancy

pīṭhikām upagṛhya, said of Rāma (Viṣṇu) masquerading as a brahman dwarf in mendicant's garb; pīṭhikā surely means something which an ascetic might carry (hardly

is confinement (PTSD takes saṃbādho as adj., but it is prob. a noun), mendicant's life is open space, free room; °kāśe, in the open air, outdoors, Divy

ཟོ་ཆུན་རྒྱུད་པའི་འཁོར་ལོ། English the circle described by the quick turning round of a mendicant's small water pot Chinese 水輪，幻影 Sanskrit (dev) अर्हटघटीचक्रम् (अर्हड्घटीचक्रम्

is seen moreover, as coming along in a guise of a Sramana, a religious mendicant, and attempting to cause dissent. In order to dissuade the ones born of

Karmav 104.14 one of the daśa guṇāḥ paiṇḍapātikatve, ten advantages in the mendicant's life, is, caṅkramo 'sya upārjito bhavati, he has acquired (a life of)

tears. Mother and son were reduced to beggary and, adopting the life of mendicants, wandered the land begging for alms, simultaneously working for the benefit

Dorje’s song of praise to the Yolmo sanctuary: ‘I, Sangye Dorje, the joyful mendicant/ Planted the banner of attainment in this sacred place/ And was rewarded

Chimpu, 222 Sandalwood Forest - (tsan dan tshal), 287 Sangye Gönpo the mendicant of Pang: Vairotsana's disciple, 238 Sangye Lingpa - (sangs rgyas gling

A spiritual practitioner. Often has the connotation of an ascetic or mendicant monk. [RY] Shravaka (nyan thos). 'Hearer' or 'listener.' Hinayana practitioner