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41 ཁ་དོག་རྩ་བ་བཞི་
[kha dog rtsa ba bzhi]keturios pagrindinės spalvos: (1) sngo, sngon po - mėlyna; (2) ser po - geltona; (3) dkar po - balta; (4) dmar po - raudona. -
42 ཁ་དོག་མཛེས་
[kha dog mdzes]suṇḍaravarṇa - puiki spalva. -
43 ཁ་མདོག་
[kha mdog]= kha dog. -
44 ཁ་དོག་
[kha dog]rāga, upašcāra, veṣavāra, saṃvarṇa - spalva, atspalvis. -
45 ཁ་དོག་སྒྱུར་བ་
[kha dog sgyur ba]keisti spalvą. -
46 ཁ་དོག་ངན་པ་
[kha dog ngan pa]durvarṇā - bjauri spalva. -
47 ཁ་དོག་ཅན་
[kha dog can]spalvingas, nuspalvintas, spalvotas. -
48 ཁ་དོག་ཆེན་པོ་
[kha dog chen po]mahārājata - poet. auksas. -
49 ཁ་དོག་མཆོག་མ་
[kha dog mchog ma]varavarṇiṇī, varṇottama - poet. gražuolė ("turinti puikią spalvą"). -
50 ཁ་དོག་ཐ་
[kha dog tha]nānāvarṇa - įvairiaspalvis. -
51 ཁ་དོག་མཐའ་ཡས་པ་
[kha dog mtha' yas pa]anantavarṇa - įvairiaspalvis. -
52 ཁ་དོག་འདྲ་བ་
[kha dog 'dra ba]varṇanibha - tokios pačios spalvos. -
53 ཁ་དོག་ནག་པོ་
[kha dog nag po]mecaka - juodas; tamsiai mėlynas. -
54 ཁ་དོག་སྣ་ཚོགས་
[kha dog sna tshogs]įvairiaspalvis, daugiaspalvis. -
55 ཁ་དོག་པ་
[kha dog pa]nedidelė anga, plyšys. -
56 ཁ་དོག་བྱེད་
[kha dog byed]varṇaka - nudažytas, nuspalvintas. -
57 གུ་དོག་
[gu dog]nepriteklius, trūkumas; deficitas. -
58 གུ་དོག་པ་
[gu dog pa]siaura, ribota erdvė; siaurukalnė, tarpeklis; siauras; ribotas; lam གུ་དོག་པ་ siauras takas; sems གུ་དོག་པ་ smulkmeniškas, riboto proto. -
59 བསྒྱུར་བ་
[bsgyur ba]I keisti; paversti, perkeisti; skad བསྒྱུར་བ་ versti (iš kitos kalbos); kha dog བསྒྱུར་བ་ keisti spalvą; gos བསྒྱུར་བ་ keisti drabužius; mesti odą (apie gyvatę); chos བསྒྱུར་བ་ versti šventąsias knygas; thad བསྒྱུར་བ་ keisti kryptį; ming བསྒྱུར་བ་ keisti vardą; lus བསྒྱུར་བ་ keisti pavidalą (magišku būdu). II 1) didinti, gausinti; 2) aritm. dauginti. -
60 མགུར་ལྷ་བཅུ་གསུམ་
[mgur lha bcu gsum]trylika Medžioklės Dievų: (1) thang lha yar zhur, (2) yar lha sham po, (3) gtsang lha byol yug, (4) srog lha gangs tar, (5) rgyogs chen sdong ra, (6) dog lha byang rtse, (7) lcogs lha mtshal rtse, (8) gangs dkar g.yu rtse, (9) sum ri gnyen po, (10) 'dzum chen stong phron, (11) dbyi chen rab rngo, (12) 'bri chen sdong du, (13) bod kyi ba ru.
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