- The Rañjanā
script (
Lantsa) is an
abugida writing system which developed in the 11th
century and
until the mid-20th
century was used in an area from Nepal...
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Vikentios Lantsas,
originally Vicenzo Lanza (Gr****:Βικέντιος Λάντσας; 1822, Venice — 1902, Athens) was an
Austrian Empire-born Gr****
painter and art professor;...
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lotus in the
inner circle.
These tangkas have
legends in the
rarely used
Lantsa script (also
called Rañjana script)
which has its
origin in Nepal. Most...
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Lancha can
refer to:
Launch (boat), an open motorboat. Also
spelled lantsa in the Philippines.
Lancang (ship), a
sailing ship from the
Malay Archipelago...
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Avalokiteshvara (aka Quan Yin, Chenrezig) in Siddham,
Tibetan (Uchen),
Ranajana (
Lantsa), Elvish, and Klingon".
Retrieved 13
October 2015.
Studholme (2002), p....
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formula “Om mani
padme hum” (meaning “jewel in the lotus”) in
ornamental Lantsa (Ranjana) letters.[citation needed] Many
monasteries around Tibet have large...
- the
Ranjana script. The
script itself,
along with its
derivatives (like
Lantsa, Phagpa, Kutila) are used in Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, Leh, Mongolia, coastal...
- The
Marchen scripts has some
similarities with the
Tibetan scripts and
Lantsa but at the same time
differs considerably from these. It also
differs from...
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Landser (pronounced [
ˈlantsɐ] ) was a
German neo-**** rock band.
Landser is an old-fashioned
German colloquialism for a low-ranking soldier. The band...
- From left to right: Phagspa,
Lantsa, Tibetan, Mongolian,
Chinese and Cyrillic...
