Totality - KUN
The word kun defines totality, such as all, everything, thoroughly, and so on. kun is also used to translate the similar Sanskrit prefix of sam, as in samvrita.
Examples:
kun mkhyen, omniscient, all knowing, Longchenpa is also known by this name, mkhyen means knowledge.
kun khyab, all-pervasive, khyab means here, yes, pervasive.
kun dga' (KUNGA), all joyful, dga' is joy, also the Tibetan name for Ananda, and is used in many Tibetan names.
kun gzhi -- all-ground, gzhi is ground, this is in Sanskrit alaya, an important concept in the description of mind, sometimes translated in English as the storage-house consciousness.
Examples:
kun mkhyen, omniscient, all knowing, Longchenpa is also known by this name, mkhyen means knowledge.
kun khyab, all-pervasive, khyab means here, yes, pervasive.
kun dga' (KUNGA), all joyful, dga' is joy, also the Tibetan name for Ananda, and is used in many Tibetan names.
kun gzhi -- all-ground, gzhi is ground, this is in Sanskrit alaya, an important concept in the description of mind, sometimes translated in English as the storage-house consciousness.