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61 སྐྱི་སྐྱི་ན་ག་
[skyi skyi na ga]a pasture land in province gtsang -
62 སྐྱི་ནག་
[skyi nag]a pasture land in province gtsang -
63 སྟག་ཤ་
[stag sha]oxytropis falcata bunge medicinal plant, herb growing in pasture land with leaves resembling those of the pea -
64 དོ་ར་
[do ra]stage, courtyard where dancing is performed, enclosed pasture land, lawn -
65 ན་
[na]if, suppose, in case, so long as, as long as, only, disease, meadow, pasture land, steadiness, age, province of gar, in, on, at, unto, when, although, if indeed, because, unless, unto -
66 ན་ག་
[na ga]pasture land, green meadow, -> na -
67 ན་གུ་ཆང་
[na gu chang]green sward, pasture land -
68 འབྲོག་པ་
['brog pa]pasture land people, herdsman, herdsmen of tibet, nomad, shepherd, nomadic tibetans who live in tents on the moors and upland valleys, southern buddhists belonging to the 'brug pa sect, people of bhutan -
69 ཙྭ་ཁ་
[tswa kha]pasture land, place where pastures abound -
70 འཚེར་ས་
['tsher sa]abandoned pasture land -
71 fjár-hagi
a, m. pasture-land, Grett. 115. -
72 hag-jörð
f. pasture land, Stj. 168, Sd. 167. -
73 hag-lendi
n. [hagi], pasture land. -
74 hagjörð
f. pasture land. -
75 गव्य
gávya
seeᅠ gavyát
2) ( orᅠ less common gavyá RV. six times TS. V ṠBr. XIII)
mfn. (Pāṇ. 5-1, 2 and 39; IV, 3, 160)
consisting of cattle orᅠ cows, coming from orᅠ belonging to a cow (as milk, curds, etc.;
cf. pañcag-) RV. VS. etc.. ;
proper orᅠ fit for cattle L. ;
sacred to the cow, worshipping the cow Pāṇ. 4-1, 85 Vārtt. 9 Pat. ;
m. pl. N. of a people (living to the north of Madhya-deṡa) VarBṛS. ;
l. (ā) f. a cow-herd Pāṇ. 4-2, 50 ;
the measure commonly called Gav-yūti (q.v.) L. ;
seeᅠ alsoᅠ gavyā́;
(ā, am) fn. a bow-string L. ;
= gavya-dṛiḍha L. ;
(am) n. cattle, cow-herd RV. I, 140, 13; V, 34, 8; VII, 18, 7 ;
( gavyá); IX, 62, 23 ;
pasture land AitBr. IV, 27, 9 Lāṭy. X, 17, 4 ;
cow-milk Kum. VII, 72. ;
gavyaetc.,
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76 नवदाव
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77 परोगव्यूति
paro-gavyūtíind. beyond the area of pasture-land RV. ;
mfn. further than a Gavyūti (q.v.) Kāṭh.
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78 सुमेध
su-medhámf (ā́)n. very nourishing, loamy (as pasture land) RV. ;
(- médha), prob. = next RV. X, 132, 7.
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79 kullotë
I.fpasturageII.fpasture (land) -
80 beemd
n. pasture land, meadow, grassland
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