• དུ་བ།
  • མཇུག་རིང་།
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
  • du ba
  • mjug ring
  • ketu
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  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
  • ketu
Definition in this text:

One among the nine heavenly bodies.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
Definition in this text:

“The Tail.” The celestial body personified as a serpent demon’s tail, which, according to ancient Indian astronomical conceptions, was responsible for lunar eclipses.

  • Ketu
  • དུ་བ།
  • du ba
  • ketu
Definition in this text:

A comet or a falling star personified.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
  • ketu
Definition in this text:

The name of the celestial deity identified with comets.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིང་།
  • mjug ring
  • ketu
Definition in this text:

Comet personified.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
  • ketu
Definition in this text:

Comets or meteors. Alternatively, the term refers to eclipse of the southern lunar node.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
  • ketu
Definition in this text:

Comets or meteors, themselves or in deified form.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
Definition in this text:

Comets or meteors; the deity associated with comets or meteors. Alternatively, the term refers to the eclipse of the southern lunar node.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
Definition in this text:

Comets or meteors; the deity associated with comets or meteors. Alternatively, the term refers to the eclipse of the southern lunar node.

  • Ketu
  • མཇུག་རིངས།
  • mjug rings
  • ketu
Definition in this text:

A comet or a falling star personified.