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བསྒྲག་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bsgrag yig

<noun> Any "literature for dissemination / distribution", "literature to be made public" e.g., "handouts", "flyers", "leaflets", etc.

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བསྒོ་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bsgo yig

<noun> "Written orders". Any document that provides orders from a superior, government, etc.

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བསྒྱུར་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bsgyur yig

<noun> "Translated document(s) / letters".

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བསྒྲག་པ་

Transliteration: bsgrag pa

<verb> Fut. of v.t. form I སྒྲོག་པ་ q.v.

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བསྐུར་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bskur yig

<noun> A letter or message which is to be carried or sent to another person.

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བསྙེན་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bsnyen yig

<phrase> "Approach Manual" meaning written manuals for the practice of བསྙེན་པ་ approach of (བསྙེན་སྒྲུབ་ཡན་ལག་བཞི་ the four aspects of approach and accomplishment) e.g., in the title of a text ལྷོ་འབྲུག་གི་བསྙེན་ཡིག་སྣ་ཚོགས། "Various Approach Manuals of the Southern Drukpa (Kagyu)".

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བསྟོད་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bstod yig

<phrase> "Letter of praise" or "letter of commendation". A letter which contains praises or which commends.

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བསྡུས་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bsdus yig

<noun> "Abbreviation". An abbreviated form of words in which two or more words are joined into one compound. Same as བསྐུངས་ཡིག་ q.v.

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བལ་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bal yig

<phrase> "Nepalese letters / script".

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བུ་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bu yig

<phrase> "Child writings". See the explanation under མ་ཡིག་ "mother writings". Generally, there are both “mother writings” and “child writings” in Quintessence Great Completion. The mother writings are the seventeen tantras and there are many child writings. There are five child writings for each of the seventeen tantras. Śhrī Singha, Mañjuśhrīimitra, Jñānasūtra, Vīmalamitra, and so on wrot…

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ཐ་ཚིག་བསྒྲག་པ་

Transliteration: tha tshig bsgrag pa

<phrase> "Proclaiming the oaths". Syn. with ཆད་ཐོ་བསྒྲག་པ་ "proclaiming the covenant" q.v.

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ཡིག་

Transliteration: yig

Abbrev. of ཡི་གེ་ q.v.

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བསྐུངས་ཡིག་

Transliteration: bskungs yig

<noun> "Shorthand". The name of a shorthand system of writing that exists in the Tibetan language. Also called བསྡུས་ཡིག་ "shorthand". It is not just abbreviation but a whole system of writing abbreviated words. In it, two or more intertshegs are written together in a new, shortened intertsheg. There are about one thousand of these shorthand forms in the language, though not all of them are…

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