dag yig mkhas pa'i 'byung gnas/) merged with γarqu yin oron neretü toγtoγaγsan dagyig
A bilingual version of dag yig mkhas pa'i 'byung gnas/ which was translated into Mongolian under the author's direction with imperial patronage in order to serve as a basis for the translation of the Tibetan Tanjur. This Tibetan-Mongolian dictionary has eleven sections. (Michael Walter and Manfred Taube 2006-05-15, revised by Bill McGrath 2008-01-03)
In 11 sections:<br>1. phar phyin/ - Mahayana Buddhist terminology: Pages 1-41, complete<br>2. dbu ma/ – Madhyamika philosophical terminology: Pages 1-16, complete. <br>3. mngon pa/ - Buddhist cosmological and psychological terminology: Pages 1-89, complete. <br>4. 'dul ba/ - Monastic terminology: Pages 1-76, complete<br>5. grub mtha'/ - General philosophical terminology: Pages 1-19, complete<br>6. sngags/ - Tantric terminology: Pages 1-20, complete<br>7. gtan tshigs rig pa/ - debate and dialectic terminology: Pages 1-18, complete<br>8. sgra rig - Grammatical and linguistic terminology: Pages 1-27, complete<br>9. bzo ba rig pa/ - Industrial terminology: Pages 1-20, complete<br>10. gso ba rig pa/ - Medical terminology: Pages 1-30, complete<br>11. brda' gsar rnyin/ - Old Tibetan vocabulary: Pages 1-29, complete