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place. The names of places where Brahmins and others gather: Samājya (藏文：ས་མ་ཛྱཱ།,梵文天城体：,梵文罗马拟音：samajya, 汉语字面意思：gathering place). Gathering place. Sabhā (藏文：ས་བྷཱ།,梵文天城体：,梵文罗马拟音：sabha, 汉语字面意思：gathering place). Assembly hall. Samiti (藏文：ས་མི་ཏིཿ,梵文天城体：samiti,梵文罗马拟音：samitiḥ, 汉语字面意思：deliberation place). Deliberation place. Āsthānaṃ (藏文：ཨཱ་སྠཱ་ནཾ།,梵文天城体：āsthānaṃ,梵文罗马拟音：āsthānaṃ, 汉语字面意思：common place). Common place. Goṣṭhi (藏文：གོ་ཥྛི།,梵文天城体：goṣṭhi,梵文罗马拟音：goṣṭhi, 汉语字面意思：conversation place). Conversation place, and so on. The name of the wood used to stir the fire for the sake of sacrifice: Araṇī (藏文：ཨ་ར་ཎཱི།,梵文天城体：araṇī,梵文罗马拟音：araṇī, 汉语字面意思：stirring wood), which means stirring the fire, and also refers to the protective wood. The names of the three sacrificial fires: Dakṣiṇāgni (藏文：དཀྵི་ཎཱགྣིཿ,梵文天城体：dakṣiṇāgniḥ,梵文罗马拟音：dakṣiṇāgniḥ, 汉语字面意思：southern fire), which is the southern fire, and it has three types, such as those arising from the fire that should be burned. Gārahapatya (藏文：གཱ་ར་ཧ་པ་ཏྱཿ,梵文天城体：gārahapatyaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：gārahapatyaḥ, 汉语字面意思：householder's fire), which is the householder's fire, also known as the constantly maintained fire. Āhavānīya (藏文：ཨཱ་ཧ་བཱ་ནཱི་ཡཿ,梵文天城体：āhavānīyaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：āhavānīyaḥ, 汉语字面意思：fire to be burned), which is the fire to be burned, and this is the fire specifically set up for sacrifice. The general name for the three fires: Tretā (藏文：ཏྲེ་ཏཱ།,梵文天城体：tretā,梵文罗马拟音：tretā, 汉语字面意思：three fires), which means three fires or protection obtained. The name of the fire that is well mixed with mantras and so on: Praṇīta (藏文：པྲ་ཎཱི་ཏཿ,梵文天城体：praṇītaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：praṇītaḥ, 汉语字面意思：well mixed). Well mixed. During the sacrifice, the names of the three goddesses blessed by mantras, who are known as the wives of fire: Agnāyī (藏文：ཨགྣཱ་ཡཱི།,梵文天城体：agnāyī,梵文罗马拟音：agnāyī, 汉语字面意思：possessing fire woman). Possessing fire woman. Svāhā (藏文：སྭཱ་ཧཱཿ,梵文天城体：svāhā,梵文罗马拟音：svāhāḥ, 汉语字面意思：well called). Well called. Hutabhukpriyā (藏文：ཧུ་ཏ་བྷུཀྤྲི་ཡཱ།,梵文天城体：hutabhukpriyā,梵文罗马拟音：hutabhukpriyā, 汉语字面意思：delighting in eating burnt offerings). Delighting in eating burnt offerings. Dhāyyā (藏文：དྷཱ་ཡྻཱ།,梵文天城体：dhāyyā,梵文罗马拟音：dhāyyā, 汉语字面意思：offering wood). Offering wood. The name of the food offered to the gods made with rice and milk: Caru (藏文：ཙ་རུཿ,梵文天城体：caruḥ,梵文罗马拟音：caruḥ, 汉语字面意思：offering food). Offering food. A type of burnt offering, the name of the cream boiled with milk and yogurt: Āmikṣā (藏文：ཨཱ་མི་ཀྵཱཿ,梵文天城体：āmikṣāḥ,梵文罗马拟音：āmikṣāḥ, 汉语字面意思：burnt offering cream). Burnt offering cream. The name of the fan made from the skin of a black antelope for kindling the homa fire: Dhuvitraṃ (藏文：དྷུ་བི་ཏྲཾ།,梵文天城体：dhuvitraṃ,梵文罗马拟音：dhuvitraṃ, 汉语字面意思：shaker). Shaker. Or: Dhavitaṃ (藏文：དྷ་བི་ཏཾ།,梵文天城体：dhavitaṃ,梵文罗马拟音：dhavitaṃ, 汉语字面意思：stirrer). Stirrer. The name of the burnt offering mixed with yogurt and butter: Bṛṣadājyaṃ (藏文：བྲྀ་ཥ་དཱ་ཛྱཾ།,梵文天城体：bṛṣadājyaṃ,梵文罗马拟音：bṛṣadājyaṃ, 汉语字面意思：butter drop). Butter drop. The name of the milk porridge made for the purpose of offering: Varamānna (藏文：བ་ར་མཱནྣ།,梵文天城体：varamānna,梵文罗马拟音：varamānna, 汉语字面意思：excellent food). Excellent food. Pāyasa (藏文：པཱ་ཡ་སཿ,梵文天城体：pāyasaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：pāyasaḥ, 汉语字面意思：milk porridge). Milk porridge. Havyaṃ (藏文：ཧ་བྱཾ།,梵文天城体：havyaṃ,梵文罗马拟音：havyaṃ, 汉语字面意思：god food). God food. Kavyaṃ (藏文：ཀ་བྱཾ།,梵文天城体：kavyaṃ,梵文罗马拟音：kavyaṃ, 汉语字面意思：offering food). Offering food. The general name for sacrificial vessels such as tilted ladles: Pātraṃ (藏文：པཱ་ཏྲཾ།,梵文天城体：pātraṃ,梵文罗马拟音：pātraṃ, 汉语字面意思：vessel). Vessel. Sruva (藏文：སྲུ་བཿ,梵文天城体：sruvaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：sruvaḥ, 汉语字面意思：tilted ladle). Tilted ladle. Camasa (藏文：ཙ་མ་སཿ,梵文天城体：camasaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：camasaḥ, 汉语字面意思：moon drink vessel). Moon drink vessel. Musala (藏文：མུ་ས་ལ།,梵文天城体：musala,梵文罗马拟音：musala, 汉语字面意思：pestle). Pestle. Tāmra (藏文：ཏཱ་མྲཿ,梵文天城体：tāmraḥ,梵文罗马拟音：tāmraḥ, 汉语字面意思：copper vessel). Copper vessel. Kapāla (藏文：ཀ་པཱ་ལཿ,梵文天城体：kapālaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：kapālaḥ, 汉语字面意思：skull bowl). Skull bowl. Udūkhala (藏文：ཨུ་དཱུ་ཁ་ལཿ,梵文天城体：udūkhalaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：udūkhalaḥ, 汉语字面意思：iron tip). Iron tip, which is a pestle. The names of the shapes of the ladles: Dhruvā (藏文：དྷྲུ་བཱ།,梵文天城体：dhruvā,梵文罗马拟音：dhruvā, 汉语字面意思：stable), which is the shape of a willow leaf. Upabhṛt (藏文：ཨུ་པ་བྷྲྀཏ྄།,梵文天城体：upabhṛt,梵文罗马拟音：upabhṛt, 汉语字面意思：near holder), which is the shape of a wheel. Juhū (藏文：ཛུ་ཧཱུཿ,梵文天城体：juhūḥ,梵文罗马拟音：juhūḥ, 汉语字面意思：giver), which is like a half-moon. In the wish-fulfilling, it is said that the giver is the pouring ladle, and the near holder is the tilted ladle, and the quote from the immortal garland is cited. Other names for ladles: Sruca and Sruk, and in other places, the pourer is also called Sū. The name of the animal to be sacrificed that has been purified by mantras: Upākṛta (藏文：ཨུ་པཱ་ཀྲྀ་ཏཿ,梵文天城体：upākṛtaḥ,梵文罗马拟音：upākṛtaḥ, 汉语字面意思：near blessed). Near blessed. Killing it