• ཡོད་
  • Something “is there”, it is present, it exists, etc.
  • Negation: མེད་ meaning something is not there, is absent, w/o, non-existent, etc.
    • རི་ཡོད། means “There is a mountain” whereas རི་མེད། means “There is not a mountain”.
  • Also shows location, i.e., where something is.
  • It also shows possession, as in having something.
  • The locative and possessive marker is a crucial particle used extensively w/ the ཡོད་ verb.

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