ཐལ་

JH-ENG

to logically follow; to be consequent; it follows that ...

JH-SKT

prasajyate

DM

ZZ = dpyi. Bru II 291.4. See under mo thal. Coming at the end of a statement in debate (or debate-like compositions), it indicates the logical consequence ('It would follow that'). It is usually followed by a statement ending in phyir, which indicates the reason. As a mineral, called rdo thal, = bya rdo, zho rdo, rdo zhun. JD 53. SS 409.4. = tshos rdo, zhun rdo, brag rdo, rdo dkar. DG 133.5.

JV

arrive at, imply, it would then be the case that, trumpet flower, too much, too fast, it follows that

IW

forms p completion of a verb, pass into, transgress, violate, dust, ashes, end, overdo, go beyond, get carried away

RB

. . .r thal - to require/ follow logically; it logically follows that . . . ; isc. to reach/ arrive at/ be left with . . .

RY

byon thal - has passed by. passed, elapsed; to be over, finished/ ashes; to pass into, transgress, violate, dust, ashes, to end, to overdo, go beyond; forms the past completion of a verb. {-r thal} to require/ follow logically; it logically follows that