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ཡ་གད་

Transliteration: ya gad

<noun> [Old] Acc. [ULS] and [LGK] this term was revised during the སྐད་གསར་བཅད་ language revisions and meant, when written in new signs, རྐང་རྟེན་ or སྐས་ཀ་ "step", "steps" (of a ladder or stairway).

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གད་ཀ་

Transliteration: gad ka

<noun> "A crevasse", a dangerous, large and deep fissure in the ground or in ice that one could fall into with probably perilous results.

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གད་པ་

Transliteration: gad pa

<noun> 1) "A sweeper" or "cleaner", someone who does གད་བདར་ q.v. 2) Same as གད་ཀ་ q.v.

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ཡ་གི་

Transliteration: ya gi

<phrase> "The upper end / side" or the "far end /side". This term is in contrast to མ་གི་ which refers to the lower or close end / side. 2) "Over there", "yonder" as opposed to མ་གི་ "over here".

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ཛ་གད་

Transliteration: dza gad

<noun> "Jagad". Translit. of the Sanskrit "jagad". Secret mantra terminology. Acc. [JKK] Vol. kha p. 603 གསང་བའི་སྐད་ secret language of the system meaning alcohol. Also known as མ་ད་ན་ madana and སུ་ར་ sura.

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ཡ་

Transliteration: ya

I. <consonant letter> The twenty-fourth of the གསལ་བྱེད་སུམ་ཅུ་ thirty consonants of the Tibetan language. 1) The enunciation of the consonant is defined as having: སྐྱེ་གནས་ place of production = the palate; བྱེད་པ་ producer = the forward, top side of the tongue; ནང་གི་རྩོལ་བ་ inner effort = the tongue almost touching the palate; and ཕྱིའི་རྩོལ་བ་ outer effort = unaspirated and sounded. 2)…

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ཡ་ཡ་

Transliteration: ya ya

<exclam> 1) An affirmative statement. Like the English "Yes!", "Yep, that's right", "Ugh huh (in the affirmative)". 2) A statement made when something is upsetting. Like the English "Ugh huh! I see (displeased)!".

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