གཟའ་

JH-OE, JV, RB, RY

planet

JH-OE

{C}seizure; appropriation; grasping; seizing on; *

JH-SKT, YOGA, RY

graha

JH-SKT

{C}*

OT

[2489] ... 

1) nyi ma zla ba sogs kyi gza'/ ... bla gza'/ ... srog gza'/ ... gshed gza'/ ... 

2) (mngon) nyi ma dang/ zla ba/ mig dmar/ lhag pa/ phur bu/ pa sangs/ spen pa ste res gza' bdun yod pas grangs bdun mtshon/ ...

DM

rtsa dkar ram dbang rtsa dang khrag rtsa dang klad pa sogs la nad byung nas glo bur du 'gyel ba dang brgyal ba'am rkang lag bshal ba dang dbang po nyams pa'i nad drag pa zhig ste: gza' phog, gza' 'phar, gza' brgyab lta bu. Dag-yig. Text 57, 84. Apparently refers to epilepsy (or a similar condition).

JV

*, respective days of the week, dangers, troubles, planets, rahu, class of beings linked with planetary influences and can cause disturbances such as paralysis

IW

1) Rahu; 

2) ཁྲོན་པ་

3) name of a rishi {gtsug phud can}; 

4) fire; 

5) peacock

RY

paralysis (?); daughter/ Lady; Rahula; princess. 1) Rahu, {nyi zla gnyis gzas zin pa} [he saw]. the sun and the moon seized by Rahu. 2) eclipse. 3) *. 

1) Planets, *. The seven planets are the familiar sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn; the eighth is the fictitious and malevolent Rahu, causer of eclipses. Often a ninth is added, Ketu, the comet, likewise evil and fictitious. 

2) Rahula. One of the eight classes of gods and demons