Lexicon
- Apoha:
- Argument: vada, rtsod pa
- Characteristic: laksana, mtshan nid
- Condition: pratyaya, rkyen
- Demonstrandum: sadhya, bsgrub par bya ba
- Demonstrator: sadhaka, grub byed
- Dialectician: tartika, rtog ge ba
- Dialectics: tarka, rtog ge
- Direct perception: pratyaksa, mnon sum
- Event: dharma, chos
- Event-associate: dharmin, chos can
- Exemplification: drstanta, dpe
- Inference: anumana, rjes su dpag pa
- Interference: vyavakirana, hdres pa
- Invariable concomitance: avinabhava, med na mi hbyun ba
- Judgment: prajnanana, shes-rab
- Justification: hetu, gtan-tshigs
- Means of cognition: pramana, tshad pa
- Means of evidence: linga, rtags
- Pervading/pervasion/logical pervasion: vyapti, khyab pa
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