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connection with kun tu bzang po. 2) A kind of flower growing on the Sumeru Mountain [JV] kun tu bzang mo - Samantabhadri, the feminine aspect of the primordial

figured in connection with kun tu bzang po, kind of flower growing on the sumeru mountain [JV] Samantabhadri, the feminine aspect of the primordial Buddha [RY]

sūtras identify this as separate from Sumeru, the mountain at the center of the world. This refers to a legendary mountain in such epics as the Mahābhārata

org/ for more upcoming features. རིའི་རྒྱལ་པོ Mt Meru [IW] mount sumeru, himalaya mountains [JV]

ri rab [mountain-highest]; Mount Sumeru; huge mountain

fabulous sumeru or golden mountain, supreme mountain, mount meru [JV] mountain brag ri rab kyi rtse mo lta bur mdzad de to form a high-peaked mountain [RY]

Mount Sumeru [RY] ri yi rgyal po - King of Mountains. Same as Mount Sumeru [RY] ri rab - Mt. Meru, Mount Sumeru, Mount Supreme, the Universal Mountain. Syn

surrounding Mount Sumeru as well as the support for the terrestrial pure land of Guru Rinpoche known as the Glorious Copper Colored Mountain; the southwestern

metals), monolithic structure, heap, mountain, hill, upheaval [JV] beautiful [RY] Mount Meru/ Sumeru [IW] Mount Meru / Sumeru / Supreme; heaps [RY]

Rose-apple Tree, Jambudvipa, southern continent [RY] ri rab - Sumeru. Meru. Mount Meru. The mountain in the center of the world surrounded by four continents

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. གནོད་སྦྱིན Sylvain Spirit, Mountain Spirit [GD] spirit [RY] yaksha/ harm bringer; a class of beings included

of lesser mountains, lakes, continents, and oceans and is said to rise 84000 leagues above sea-level [RY] Sumeru/ Mt Meru [IW] mount sumeru, mount Meru

'dzin [RY] Seven golden mountains. According to the cosmology of the Abhidharma, seven circles of mountains surrounding Mount Sumeru in the center of our

earth, earth embracer, embracer of the earth; 2) mountain, mountains (ri); 3) synonym for Mount Meru (Sumeru) (ri rab, lhun po, ri rab lhun po. Erick Tsiknopoulos

horizon from the top of sumeru [JV] the great horizon, the outer mountain wall of the world [IW] the great horizon, the outer mountain wall of the world [as

7 fabulous mountains, 1 of gser gyi ri bdun, plough mountain range, 1 of gser gyi ri bdun [JV] Mt. Aish'adh'ara [IW] one of the 7 mountains [of top of]

རི་རྒྱལ Mt. Meru [IW] very high mountain, mt. tise, mt. sumeru [JV] very high mountain, mt. tise, mt. sumeru, king of mountains [JV]

yod] [IW] "Bowing down", "leaning", 6th of gser ri bdun the 7 mountains [on top of] Sumeru [IW] 1) rab tu gus pa; 2) <Binataka> [IW] 1) rab tu gus pa; 2)

features. རི་རབ་ལྷུན་པོ་གླིང་བཞི་དང་བཅས་པ Mount Sumeru and the four continents. The mythological giant mountain at the center of our world-system surrounded

kings, along with their retinues, reside upon the fourth terrace of Mount Sumeru. Upon the lower terraces live, listed from above to below, the gods of the

ri bdun, forest of acacia trees mountain range, 1 of gser gyi ri bdun [JV] one of the seven mountains on top of Mt. Sumeru, 3rd of gser ri bdun [RY]

the city lta na sdug [IW] 1 of gser gyi ri bdun, lovely city, pleasing mountain range, 1 of gser gyi ri bdun [JV] beautiful, lovely "Lovely to Behold"

dang bcas pa also (ri rab lhun po) - Mount Sumeru and the four continents. The mythological giant mountain at the center of our world-system surrounded

Mount Sumeru and the four continents, Mount Sumeru (ri rab lhun po gling bzhi dang bcas pa). The mythological giant mountain at the center of our world-system

the [four] terraces of Mt. Sumeru. 1) {gzhong thogs} n. of a yaksha class who resides on the seashore at the foot of Mt. Sumeru (see entry), 2) {phreng thogs}

gzhi sogs la gnas reside on the fourth terrace of Mount Sumeru, on the crests of the seven mountain ranges, on the 'wind base of the gola' and so forth [RY]

sometimes wicked. Many are powerful local divinities, others live on Mount Sumeru, guarding the realm of the gods. [ZL] [RY] yaksha [LW1] [RY] Yaksha Temples

upcoming features. དབུས་ཀྱི་རི་བོ the Central mountain, Mt Meru [IW] the Central Mountain, [Syn Mt. Sumeru, ri bo mchog rab [RY]

border [on cloth] [RY] iron mountains, wall, fence, enclosure [IW] Iron Mountains. The ring of mountains surrounding Mount Sumeru and the four continents [RY]

[LWx] [RY] Gampo Lha Chukhar (sgam po'i lha chu mkhar). [ZL] [RY] Gampo Mountain (sgam po ri). Lord Gampopa's seat in Central Tibet. [RY] Gampo Norbu Gyenpa

Mount Sumeru [LW1] [RY] MOUNT SUMERU AND THE FOUR CONTINENTS MOUNT SUMERU (ri rab lhun po gling bzhi dang bcas pa). The mythological giant mountain at the

girded by a perimeter of iron mountains known as the Cakravāla. In each of the four cardinal directions of Mount Sumeru, there is located a continent,

Pleasant Sight, sweet to see, look at, behold, one of the seven mountains on top of Mt. Sumeru [RY] Pleasant sight, sweet to look at 1 of 7 mts on top of mt

surrounding Mount Sumeru as well as the support for the terrestrial pure land of Guru Rinpoche known as the Glorious Copper Colored Mountain. [ZL] [RY] & (2

Sumeru Entry 17084, Page 601, Col. 2 (sumeru, sumeru) Sumeru¦ (cf. Sumeruvatsa), n. of a nāga king: Māy 246.23. As n. of a mountain (Pali id., oftener

Meru, Mount Sumeru, Mount Supreme, the Universal Mountain. Syn ri rab lhun po; Mount Meru, Mount Sumeru, Mount Supreme, the Universal Mountain. Syn ri rab

this sea to Sumeru's south. However, it is also used to mean the entire disc, including Sumeru and the paradises above it.Name of a mountain range in Buddhist

[IW] Ashvakarna [one of the 7 mountains on top of Mt Meru] [IW] Ashvakarna, one of the seven mountains on top of Sumeru [RY]

west of Kharchu at Lhodrak. [ZL] [RY] Iron Mountains (lcags ri). The ring of mountains surrounding Mount Sumeru and the four continents. [RY] Ishvara (dbang

mdo bsdu pa [MR] Sumeru - see Meru. [RY] Sumeru (ri rab). The mountain in the center of the four continents. See 'Meru.' [RY] Sumeru, Mount (ri rab). =

gzhi sogs la gnas reside on the fourth terrace of Mount Sumeru, on the crests of the seven mountain ranges, on the 'wind base of the gola' and so forth" contains

Property "English-def" (as page type) with input value "Mount Sumeru. The mythological giant mountain at the center of our world-system surrounded by the four

upcoming features. རི་ཡི་རྒྱལ་པོ Mt Meru [IW] King of Mountains. Same as Mount Sumeru [RY] King of Mountains [RY]

"English-def" (as page type) with input value "Mount Sumeru and the four continents. The mythological giant mountain at the center of our world-system surrounded

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. རི་མཆོག Supreme Mountain. Same as Sumeru [RY]

dbus kyi ri bo the Central Mountain, [Syn Mt. Sumeru, ri bo mchog rab

kings, along with their retinues, reside upon the fourth terrace of Mount Sumeru. Upon the lower terraces live, listed from above to below, the gods of the

19; (2) n. of one of (usually 7 or with Sumeru 8) major mountains or mountain-ranges (cf. Skt. id., n. of a mountain; also Pali, and see Kirfel, Kosm. 186):

[one of gser ri bdun, the 7th] [RY] Rim-holder mt [IW] 1 of 7 mountains surrounding sumeru [JV]

upcoming features. ཟླ་བའི་རི་བོ fabulous mountain beyond mig btsums pa mountains [JV] mythical mt as big as Sumeru beyond mig btsums pa mts. [IW] mythical

ri mchog Supreme Mountain. Same as Sumeru

for more upcoming features. རི་རབ་ཀྱི་རི་ཕྲན a smaller peak of the mountain sumeru [JV]

Tib. (baṅ rim) terraced approach, flight of steps (leading to a mountain, usually Sumeru, or to a building, acc. to Jä. a chorten, i.e. stūpa): °ḍaḥ Mvy

ri rab Sumeru. Meru. Mount Meru. The mountain in the center of the world surrounded by four continents of which the southern in our known world, Jambudvipa

izaMDara) Iṣaṃdhara¦, m., n. of one of the seven mountains (or mountain ranges) surrounding Sumeru, = Īṣādhara, q.v.; read so at Mv ii.300.18 where the

IzADara) Īṣādhara¦, m. (= Pali Īsadhara), n. of a mountain (one of the seven ranges surrounding Sumeru; Kirfel, Kosm. 186): Mvy 4144 (but Mironov Īśā°,

for more upcoming features. ཁོར་ཡུག་རི the surrounding wall of mountains [around Mt sumeru and the four continents, as explained in abhidharma, gling bzhi'i

the surrounding wall of mountains [around Mt. Sumeru and the four continents] [RY] khor yug ri the surrounding wall of mountains [IW]

of a cakravartin (= Pali Neru; note that Pali has Sineru for the mountain name Sumeru): Mvy 3574.

correspond to Pali Karavīka), [Page203-b+ 71] n. of one of the seven mountains surrounding Sumeru (Kirfel, Kosm. 186): Mvy 4143; Dharmas 125; Mv ii.300.18 (mss

Buddhist cosmology, one world system comprises of a flat disc with a central mountain encircled by an ocean in which there are four major continents. This is

Kailash - sacred mountain in west Tibet. Mount Kangsar - mountain on the old route between Nangchen and Lhasa. Mount Karma - sacred mountain south of Nangchen

(2) m. sg., once pl., n. of one of the mountains (or mountain-ranges), regularly seven (with the central Sumeru sometimes counted as eighth, e.g. Dharmas

org/ for more upcoming features. རི་རབ་དང་རི་བདུན་མཚོ་བདུན Mount Sumeru, the seven mountains and the seven lakes [RY]

3; Divy 218.7; 220.16; (3) m., n. of one of a group of seven mountains, forming with Sumeru (which they surround, Kirfel, Kosm. 186) a group of 8: Mv ii

[Primer] [RY] Ti-se - Sacred mountain in western Tibet; also known as Kailasa. [Tarthang] Tisey / (ti se) - Sacred mountain in western Tibet; also known

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seven mountains forming a ring around Sumeru (cf. Divy 216.30-- 217.1 and Kirfel, Kosm. 186): Mv ii.300.18; Divy 217.3, 5; Mvy 4146; with Sumeru in list

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English English Definition Nine mountains; nine mountains according to the Abhidharma tradition.\n1. {ri rab lhun po/} [sumeru]/ Mt. Meru 2-8. {gser gyi ri

value "Name of a class of gods, as well as one of the ranges of mountains around Sumeru." contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can

transmutation of anger. [RY] Mount Sumeru (ri yi mchog rab). See Mt. Sumeru. [RY] Mt. Sumeru (ri rab). The mountain in the center of the world surrounded

lcags ri Iron Mountains. The ring of mountains surrounding Mount Sumeru and the four continents

n. of one of the 7 mountains surrounding Sumeru (Kirfel, Kosm. 186): Mv ii.300.18; Mvy 4141; Divy 217.6, 7; Dbh 96.4; (with Sumeru eight,) Dharmas 125

ri bdun Seven golden mountains. According to the cosmology of the Abhidharma, seven circles of mountains surrounding Mount Sumeru in the center of our

Pleasant Sight, sweet to see, look at, behold, one of the seven mountains on top of Mt. Sumeru

ri yi rgyal po King of Mountains. Same as Mount Sumeru

rta rna can Ashvakarna, one of the seven mountains on top of Sumeru

Synonym Sanskrit English English Definition [meru]/ Mt. Meru; Sumeru; the king of mountains; central axis of Buddhist cosmology. Founded on a base of gold

subcontinents (gling phran brgyad). Smaller continents surrounding Mount Sumeru in pairs flanking each of the four continents: Deha and Videha, Chamara

ri rab dang ri bdun mtsho bdun Mount Sumeru, the seven mountains and the seven lakes

sg. (= Pali id., also Nimiṃ°, q.v.), n. of one of the ‘eight mountains’ (including Sumeru): Dharmas 125.

built to resemble Mount Sumeru surrounded by the four continents, eight subcontinents, sun and moon, and the wall of iron mountains. During the consecration

ephemeral hells. Hepori - has po ri, a small mountain near Samye, considered to be one of the four sacred mountains in Tibet. Heretic - mu stegs pa, non-buddhist

རིའི་རྒྱལ་པོ་རི་རབ། English Sumeru, the king of mountains Chinese 須彌盧，妙高山，蘇迷盧山，須彌山，山王 Sanskrit (dev) सुमेरुः पर्वतराजा Sanskrit (translit) sumeruḥ parvata-rājā

Seven golden mountains (gser ri bdun). According to the cosmology of the Abhidharma, seven circles of mountains surrounding Mount Sumeru in the center

[RY] Four continents (gling bzhi). The four continents surrounding Mount Sumeru: Superior Body, Jambu Continent, Cow Utilizing, and Unpleasant Sound. [ZL]

[RY] King of Contemplations, Samadhiraja [MR] King of Mountains (ri yi rgyal po). Same as Mount Sumeru. [RY] King of Samadhi Sutra (Skt. Samadhiraja-sutra

Yoga. [RY] Mount Sumeru and the four continents, Mount Sumeru (ri rab lhun po gling bzhi dang bcas pa). The mythological giant mountain at the center of

The Lord: One might be able, Kausika, to grasp the measure of Sumeru, king of mountains, or of a world system, up to a great trichiliocosm, with the help

bo ma la ya: 48 Mount Sumeru - ri rab lhun po: 65, 81, 88, 217, 218, 268, 278, 296, 311, 327 Mount Tisey - ri bo ti se: 286 Mountain Pile - ri bo brtsegs

Publications. [RY] Mount Sumeru - world axis; the mountain at the center of a world system, ringed by chains of lesser mountains lakes, continents, and oceans

giving material things, 122 [[Geru, 239 [[ging, 285 Glorious Copper-Colored Mountain - zangs mdog dpal ri: expl., 247 Glorious Garland Sutra - dpal phreng gi