• གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • གཤེད་མ།
  • gshed byed
  • gshed ma
  • kṛtya
  • kṛtyā
  • Term
Publications: 10
  • kṛtya
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtya
Definition in this text:

A spirit one can request, by making offerings, to destroy others. Usually female, with this sūtra having the sole instance of a male entity. There are also references to humans who have this power.

  • kṛtyā
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtyā
Definition in this text:

A generally malevolent class of semi-divine being.

  • kṛtyā
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtyā
Definition in this text:

A kind of female evil spirit or sorceress.

  • kṛtya
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtya
Definition in this text:

A class of spirit beings typically associated with violent sorcery rites.

  • Kṛtya
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtya
Definition in this text:

A class of evil spirits.

  • kṛtyā
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtyā
Definition in this text:

A class of nonhuman being, often female, who are ritually summoned to perform injurious acts against the target of the rite.

  • kṛtya
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtya
Definition in this text:

A class of nonhuman being, often female, who are ritually summoned to perform injurious acts against the target of the rite.

  • kṛtya
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtya
  • kṛtya
  • གཤེད་བྱེད།
  • gshed byed
  • kṛtya
Definition in this text:

A class of evil spirits.

  • kṛtyā
  • གཤེད་མ།
  • gshed ma
  • kṛtyā AD
Definition in this text:

A class of nonhuman being, often female, who are ritually summoned to perform injurious acts against the target of the rite. They are often mentioned together with khākorḍas, who serve a similar function.