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ཐིག་སྐུད་

Transliteration: thig skud

<noun> "Line-marking thread / cord". The cord used for marking out a line, like the chalk cord used by carpenters or artists marking out dimensions on a drawing.

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ཐིག་རྐྱལ་

Transliteration: thig rkyal

<noun> A small pouch containing the ཐིག་སྐུད་ string and chalk or other powder used for making chalk lines, e.g., by a carpenter.

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སྐུད་

Transliteration: skud

I. <verb> See སྐུད་པ་ q.v.
II. <noun> See སྐུད་པ་ q.v.

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ཞ་སྐུད་

Transliteration: zha skud

<noun> "Lead wire"; wire or thread made from lead.

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སྐུད་པ་

Transliteration: skud pa

I. <verb> v.t. བསྐུས་པ་/ སྐུད་པ་/ བསྐུ་བ་/ སྐུས་/. To apply something to the surface of something else by rubbing or smearing; similar to འབྱུག་པ་ q.v. Hence "to apply", "to put on", "to spread on", "to rub on", "to daub". E.g., [TC] སྨན་བསྐུས་པ། "spread the medicine on"; བཀྲག་རྩི་སྐུད་པ། "to apply gloss / varnish"; སྐྲ་ལ་སྐྲ་སྣུམ་བསྐུ་བ། "will rub hair oil through the hair".
II. <noun>…

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ཐིག་

Transliteration: thig

<noun> 1) A "line" drawn. The term is freq. used in reference to lines drawn as guidelines. E.g., the "guidelines" when drawing a maṇḍala, building a house, and the "guidelines" and "outlines" when drawing a figure such as a deity. 2) Abbrev. of ཐིག་མ་ or ཐིག་ལེ་ q.v.

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དར་སྐུད་

Transliteration: dar skud

<noun> "Silk thread"; thread of refined silk, not raw silk.

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སྨེ་ཐིག་

Transliteration: sme thig

<noun> "Mole", same meaning as སྨེ་བ་ with the ཐིག་ providing the sense of a spot, a circular shape.

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བལ་སྐུད་

Transliteration: bal skud

<phrase> "woollen yarn".

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རག་སྐུད་

Transliteration: rag skud

<phrase> "Brass wire" or "brass thread".

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