བིལ་བ། | Glossary of Terms

བིལ་བ།

bil ba

bilva

Term

Publications: 3

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bel fruit

Entry into the Gloomy Forest

bel fruit

བིལ་བ།

bil ba

bilva

Definition in this text:

Aegle mermelos, also known as Indian bael or wood apple.

1 passage contains this term

The Tantra of Caṇḍamahāroṣaṇa

bel fruit

བིལ་བ།

bil ba

bilva

Definition in this text:

Aegle marmelos.

1 passage contains this term

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bilva

The Root Manual of the Rites of Mañjuśrī

bilva

བིལ་བ།

bil ba

bilva

Definition in this text:

Aegle marmelos, or wood-apple tree.

8 passages contain this term

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AO

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AD

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AA

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RP

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RS

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SU

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