Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.
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- verb transitive To
rub together;bruise ;pound ;break to pieces.
Etymologies
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Tel Aviv: 1962; Di gnod fun vort (The Grace of the Word) Tel Aviv: 1968; Oyf der sharf fun a rege (The Cutting Edge of the Moment).
Rokhl H��ring Korn. 2009
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Labels: fun stuff, gnod, literature map, reading lists posted by bibliobibuli at 8: 13 AM
Archive 2005-11-01 Sharon Bakar 2005
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Labels: fun stuff, gnod, literature map, reading lists posted by bibliobibuli at 8: 13 AM
Reading Map Sharon Bakar 2005
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It is impatient with them (mi-bzod-pa) and wishes to get rid of them such as by damaging or hurting them (gnod-sems) or by striking out against them (kun-nas mnar-sems).
Mind and Mental Factors: The Fifty-one Types of Subsidiary Awareness 2006
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This enables gnod to share all its wisdom with you in an intuitive and efficient way.
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This enables gnod to share all its wisdom with you in an intuitive and efficient way.
Archive 2006-10-01 2006
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Phenomena destructive through their inflicting harm (gnod-par byed-pas mi-dge-ba) – acting in a distorted manner (log-par byed-pa; committing a misdeed, misconduct) toward others with our body, speech, or mind, such as by beating them, verbally abusing them, or thinking about how to hurt them.
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Hii doclriim was wbjt tbey baj an aversion ro. becauae he preached tip the coniempt o£ riches, pleasures, and all the gnod things of this life; and said tlmt tliote «ho would follow him must take up their cro!
The Teacher's Assistant: Consisting of Lectures in the Catechetical Form, Being Part of a Plan ... 1812
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Tunis and Barbary powers; gnod-will of Great Britain to be cnltivaled; France the determined enemy of the U, S. in Barbarj.
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The firft was with bafc dun; ad rancor kcen'd Of Man alike, if gnod or bad ibe foe:
Elegant Extracts; Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry: Selected for the Improvement of ... 1791
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