phag

The seasonal folk-songs commonly sung in the villages are Hori or Phag during spring.

The word is derived from the Greek dys meaning bad or disordered, and the root phag- meaning "eat".

The Nake Chuu and Phag Chuu River runs through this valley.

In the sense of a devourer, it survives in the Greek root phag, and as one who puts to flight it is in the Latin fug.

Vajravarahi (Yeshe Tshogyal) (Sanskrit; Tibetan: rdo rje phag mo).

Several of the productions, like Govardhan Leela, Machan Chori, Phag Bhara employed mythological themes and gave them modern presentation.

The Phagmodru (Phag mo gru) myriarchy centered at Neudong (Sne'u gdong) was granted as an appanage to Hülegü in 1251.

A history translated by Sarat Chandra Das in 1905 says: "During the reign of the Phag[mo]du dynasty all Tibet enjoyed peace and prosperity."

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Dr Rai Rajeshwar Bali was also an avid Krishna Bhakt and his Phag and Panje are still recited in Vrindavan, the lila sthal of Bhagwan Krishna.

Two examples of physical ETCs are iShares Physical Silver ETC (SSLN) and ETFS Physical Silver ETC (PHAG).

Kazi Lhendup remained as the Head Lama in Rumtek monastery for 8 years and then left the monastery to work with his brother the late Kazi Phag Tshering, who founded the Young Men Buddhist Association at Darjeeling.

On the Day of Holi when all men are singing Holi songs known as Phag which are songs describing their sexual accomplishments the married women pay a visit to Eloji in groups of friends, bow to him, touch his elongated phallus with awe and cut jokes, they laugh and tease each other.