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'''Six times''' of the day (Tib. ''dü druk'' | '''Six times''' of the day (Tib. དུས་དྲུག, ''dü druk'', [[Wyl.]] ''dus drug'') — | ||
#dawn ( | #dawn (ཐོ་རེངས་, ''toreng'', ''tho rengs'')—at this time, you can see the shape of your hand but can not see the lines on your palm. | ||
#morning ( | #morning (སྔ་དྲོ་, ''ngadro'', ''snga dro'')—from when you can see the lines on your palm until sunrise. | ||
#mid day ( | #mid day (ཉིན་གུང་, ''nyinkung'', ''nyin gung'')—when things hardly cast any shadow. | ||
#afternoon ( | #afternoon (ཕྱི་དྲོ་, ''chidro'', ''phyi dro'')—when shadows are not long. | ||
#dusk ( | #dusk (སྲོད་, ''sö'', ''srod'')—from sunset until you can no longer make out the lines on your hand. | ||
#midnight ( | #midnight (ནམ་གུང་, ''namkung'', ''nam gung'') | ||
[[Category:Enumerations]] | [[Category:Enumerations]] | ||
[[Category:06-Six]] | [[Category:06-Six]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:21, 6 August 2018
Six times of the day (Tib. དུས་དྲུག, dü druk, Wyl. dus drug) —
- dawn (ཐོ་རེངས་, toreng, tho rengs)—at this time, you can see the shape of your hand but can not see the lines on your palm.
- morning (སྔ་དྲོ་, ngadro, snga dro)—from when you can see the lines on your palm until sunrise.
- mid day (ཉིན་གུང་, nyinkung, nyin gung)—when things hardly cast any shadow.
- afternoon (ཕྱི་དྲོ་, chidro, phyi dro)—when shadows are not long.
- dusk (སྲོད་, sö, srod)—from sunset until you can no longer make out the lines on your hand.
- midnight (ནམ་གུང་, namkung, nam gung)