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male cow, ox, bull; 1) ox, bull, elephant, bullock. 2) cow. 3) Taurus, one of [[khyim bcu gnyis]] 4) colic, gripes [RY] | male cow, ox, bull; 1) ox, bull, elephant, bullock. 2) cow. 3) Taurus, one of [[khyim bcu gnyis]] 4) colic, gripes [RY] | ||
| − | (med) Ox, Bos taurus (Phrin Las 1987). glang nag po'i khrid pa / rwa / rmong spu, | + | (med) Ox, Bos taurus (Phrin Las 1987). glang nag po'i khrid pa / rwa / rmong spu, Gall, horn and pubic hair from black ox. glang mkhal / mcher pa / khrak / sha, Ox kidney, spleen, blood and flesh. glang ko, Ox skin. glang dmar po'i khrag, Blood from red ox (Phrin Las 1987). <br> |
Like most domestic animals, Bos taurus (domestic cow) is currently found throughout much of the world. The wild ancestors of cows were native to northern Africa, Europe, and southern Asia. <br> | Like most domestic animals, Bos taurus (domestic cow) is currently found throughout much of the world. The wild ancestors of cows were native to northern Africa, Europe, and southern Asia. <br> | ||
Zebu cattle, which originated in India, are sometimes known as a separate species, Bos indicus. However, current taxonomy recognizes zebu cattle as only a type of Bos taurus. Zebu cattle are characterized by a hump over the shoulder, drooping ears, and large dewlaps. They are well-adapted to arid, tropical climates and are especially resistant to the effects of heat, parasitic insects, and ticks (animaldiversity.org). [[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 21:35, 29 November 2021 (UTC) | Zebu cattle, which originated in India, are sometimes known as a separate species, Bos indicus. However, current taxonomy recognizes zebu cattle as only a type of Bos taurus. Zebu cattle are characterized by a hump over the shoulder, drooping ears, and large dewlaps. They are well-adapted to arid, tropical climates and are especially resistant to the effects of heat, parasitic insects, and ticks (animaldiversity.org). [[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 21:35, 29 November 2021 (UTC) | ||
[[Category:Tibetan Dictionary]] [[Category:rydic2003]] [[Category:ga]] | [[Category:Tibetan Dictionary]] [[Category:rydic2003]] [[Category:ga]] | ||
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1) bull [syn khyu mchog, 'gro byed, stobs ldan bzang po, 'dren byed, bzang po]; 2) 1 of the 12 year cycle ox, bull, elephant, bullock, cow; 3) Taurus (one of khyim bcu gnyis; 4) colic, gripes) [IW]
1) bull, ox, elephant, bullock, cow [R]; 2) 1 of the 12 year cycle; 3) Taurus [one of khyim bcu gnyis; 4) colic, gripes) [IW]
1) ox, elephant, bull[ock], cow; 2) 1 of the 12 year cycle; 3) Taurus; 4) colic, gripes [IW]
ox, cow, bull (1 of khyim bcu gnyis), place in tibet, ox, bullock, sign of zodiac, colic, gripes, spasms in stomach, 1 of 12 dus tshod [JV]
male cow, ox, bull; 1) ox, bull, elephant, bullock. 2) cow. 3) Taurus, one of khyim bcu gnyis 4) colic, gripes [RY]
(med) Ox, Bos taurus (Phrin Las 1987). glang nag po'i khrid pa / rwa / rmong spu, Gall, horn and pubic hair from black ox. glang mkhal / mcher pa / khrak / sha, Ox kidney, spleen, blood and flesh. glang ko, Ox skin. glang dmar po'i khrag, Blood from red ox (Phrin Las 1987).
Like most domestic animals, Bos taurus (domestic cow) is currently found throughout much of the world. The wild ancestors of cows were native to northern Africa, Europe, and southern Asia.
Zebu cattle, which originated in India, are sometimes known as a separate species, Bos indicus. However, current taxonomy recognizes zebu cattle as only a type of Bos taurus. Zebu cattle are characterized by a hump over the shoulder, drooping ears, and large dewlaps. They are well-adapted to arid, tropical climates and are especially resistant to the effects of heat, parasitic insects, and ticks (animaldiversity.org). Johannes Schmidt (talk) 21:35, 29 November 2021 (UTC)