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JH-ENG, JV, IW, RY

river

JH-ENG

*; stream

JH-SKT

{MSA,C}nadI; {C}apaga; {MSA}pravAhinI

OT

[805] ... 1) chu chen po/ ... chu bo chen po/ ... chu phran 'dus nas chu bo chags/ ... chu bo'i stod rgyud/ ... chu'i bar rgyud/ ... mthon po'i rtse ru chu bo mi chags pas/ dma' sa bzung ste gus pa'i brtul zhugs zung/ ... 2) (mngon) rgya gar du/ ganggA dang/ pak+Shu/ si tA/ sind+hu ste chu bo chen po bzhi yod pas grangs bzhi mtshon/ ...

YOGA

anusrota. ogha

DM

May stand for Skt, ogha, in which case it means, in the psychological sense, 'flooding' by klezas / emotions (like, I would suggest, a late stage in the experience of fear, in which the fear takes over and paralyzes one). See Richard Sorabji, Emotion & Peace of Mind, p. 7, on 'flooding.'

JV

nadi, *

IW

1) *, great water; 2) four [for four gt Indian rivers Ganga, pakshu, SITA, sindhu]

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