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1 མོང་གལ་
[mong gal]1) mongolas; mongoliškas; 2) žr. mong gal gyi bu. -
2 མོང་གལ་གྱི་བུ་
[mong gal gyi bu]maugalaputra, maudgalyāyana - Maudgaljajana (vienas iš dviejų artimiausių Budos mokinių). -
3 མོང་གུལ་ཅིན་
[mong gul cin]rajonas Kame. -
4 མོང་གོལ་
[mong gol]Mongolija; མོང་གོལ་ mi dmangs spyi mthun rgyal khab - ist. Mongolijos Liaudies Republika. -
5 མོང་ཏེ་ཝི་དེ་ཨོ་
[mong te wi de o]m. Montevideo. -
6 མོང་དུ་ཆུད་པ་
[mong du chud pa]išsiaiškinti, suprasti. -
7 མོང་རོ་ཝི་ཡ་
[mong ro wi ya]m. Monrovija. -
8 མོང་གོལ་
[mong gol]Mongolija; མོང་གོལ་ mi dmangs spyi mthun rgyal khab - ist. Mongolijos Liaudies Respublika. -
9 མོང་རྟུལ་, མོ་བརྟུལ་
[mong rtul, mo brtul]jaḍa - kvailys. -
10 ཕུར་མོང་
[phur mong]kietis (Artemisia sp. div.); trys phur mong rūšys: phur dkar bdud rtsi zil pa - (Micromeri tarosma (W.W. Smith); phur nag - (Caryopteris trichosphaera W.W. Smith); phur smug - kvapioji aniužė (Elsholtzia ciliata (Thunb) Hyland). -
11 སྦྱི་མོང་
[sbyi mong]sanskr. caṣyaḥ (?) - = dbyi mong (?). -
12 ཐུན་མོང་, ཐུན་མོང་བ་
[thun mong, thun mong ba]I Geležies šuns metai. II 1) paprastas, eilinis, įprastinis; kasdienis; 2) bendras, visuomeninis. -
13 ཁལ་ཁ་
[khal kha]ist. mong. Chalcha - Šiaurinė Mongolija. -
14 ཁཱ་
[khA]mong. khya, khyanuur - asmens sargybinis, adjutantas. -
15 ཁཱ་རཱ་
[khA rA]mong. khara - juodas. -
16 གང་ཟག་
[gang zag]I pudgala - individas, asmenybė (nuolat kintanti, sudaryta iš elementų, dharmų), asmuo, žmogus; log lta can gyi གང་ཟག་ kitatikiai; klaidatikiai, klaidingų pažiūrų žmonės. II tiurk.-mong. ganza, gangsa - pypkė; kiniška pypkė. -
17 གན་དར་
[gan dar]šilkinė juosta, kaip pasveikinimo ženklas atnašaujama susitikus, kata (bur.-mong. chadak). -
18 སྐུ་བདེ་རིགས་
[sku bde rigs]mong. kiudėri - muskuso rūšis. -
19 རྔ་བོང་
[rnga bong]1) = rnga mong; 2) indų išminčiaus vardas. -
20 ཅུང་ཀར་
[cung kar]mong. džun gar - kairysis.
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