- glang sna/
- ID:
- T30661
- གླང་སྣ (Tibetan, Tibetan script, Original)
- > glang sna/ (Tibetan, Latin script, Transliteration-THL Extended Wylie Transliteration)
- > langna (Tibetan, Latin script, Transcription-THL Simplified Tibetan Transcription)
Other Dictionaries
1. Dan Martin Dictionary
[1] 'Elephant snout,' an architectural detail found in the capitals of pillars (see illus. in Pho-brang Po-ta-la [1988], illus. no. 14 following p. 29). See also Po-ta-la (1996) 49. [2] Also n. of a flower, mem tog glang sna. JD 181: Grows from a single root. The leaves are hard, dark green and notched. The middle of the dark, mottled flower is shaped like an elephant's trunk, hence the name. Fundamentals 16.2 (item 17). KP1 48.3. Sde-srid/2 531.5: It grows in sunlight and shade. It grows from a single root and stalk. It has a hundred tiny flowers. See me tog glang sna.
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- English
2. Rangjung Yeshe Dictionary
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Elephant Trunk, near Lake Manasarovar
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Elephant Trunk, in the north, so called because it was built on a hill shaped like an elephant's trunk. It was founded by two Drigung masters, Drubtob Nyemowa Samten Phüntsok (grub thob snye mo ba bsam gtan phun tshogs) and his reincarnation Kunga Lodrö Nyingpo (kun dga' blo gros snying po); one of the eight monasteries around Manasarovar [MR]
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Lang-na, on the banks of Lake Manasarovar. See Elephant Trunk
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4. Negi Tibetan-Sanskrit Dictionary
gonasaḥ, sarpaviśeṣaḥ — gonase tilitsaḥ a.ko.1.10.1.
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- Sanskrit