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1 lug
past tense, past participle - lugged; verb(to drag with difficulty: She lugged the heavy trunk across the floor.) vilkti -
2 ལུག་རུ་དཀར་པོ་, ལུག་རུ་དམར་པོ་, ལུག་རུ་སྨུག་པོ་, ལུག་རུ་སེར་པོ་
[lug ru dkar po, lug ru dmar po, lug ru smug po, lug ru ser po]bot. glindės atmainos.Tibeto-lietuvių žodynas > ལུག་རུ་དཀར་པོ་, ལུག་རུ་དམར་པོ་, ལུག་རུ་སྨུག་པོ་, ལུག་རུ་སེར་པོ་
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3 ལུག་བླུག་
[lug blug]= lug par byed. -
4 ལུག་མངལ་
[lug mngal]žr. lug ngal. -
5 ལུག་མིག་
[lug mig]avies akis: žr. me tog lug mig. -
6 ལུག་ཁྱིམ་, ལུག་གི་ཁྱིམ་
[lug khyim, lug gi khyim]meṣarāšī - Avinas (Zodiako ženklas). -
7 ལུག་ཁྱུ་, ལུག་གི་ཁྱུ་
[lug khyu, lug gi khyu]avių banda. -
8 ལུག་གལ་, ལུག་སྒལ་
[lug gal, lug sgal]avies nešulys. -
9 ལུག་ཐུག་, ལུག་མཐུག་
[lug thug, lug mthug](nekastruotas) avinas. -
10 ལུག་གུ་
[lug gu]avelė, ėriukas. -
11 ལུག་དངུལ་
[lug dngul]"avies sidabras": sidabrinės monetos pav. -
12 ལུག་མངལ་
[lug mngal]"avies įsčios": poet. bot. rūtenis (Corydalis). -
13 ལུག་ཆུང་
[lug chung]"avelė": poet. bot. Heteropappus. -
14 ལུག་སྙིད་
[lug snyid]kastruotas avinas. -
15 ལུག་
[lug]I meṣa - avis, avinas (Ovis aries L.). II nedaug, šiek tiek, truputis. -
16 ལུག་སྐྱེས་
[lug skyes]poet. kvapni Feronia elephantum medžio žievė. -
17 ལུག་ཁལ་
[lug khal]avies nešulys. -
18 ལུག་ཁོག་
[lug khog]avies skerdena. -
19 ལུག་ཁྱིམ་ཅན་
[lug khyim can]"turintis avino ženklą" (trečio tib. kalend. mėnesio pav.). -
20 ལུག་གི་ལོ་
[lug gi lo]Avies metai (pagal tib. kalend.).
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