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Ingredientद्रव्य

Group of urines (eight kinds)

आठ प्रकार के मूत्र · मूत्रगण

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
मूत्रगणअष्टमूत्र
Hindi
आठ प्रकार के मूत्र
English
Group of urines (eight kinds)

What the text says

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Other2

  • Because grass-eaters owe their vigour to plants, the text says, their dung, urine and milk, not those of flesh-eaters, are taken as medicines; it quotes that the urines of goat, sheep, cow, buffalo, horse, elephant, donkey and camel are the eight used in therapy.

    Appendix: Hitahita · p. 617Sanskrit verseTraditional description
  • Because grass-eating animals owe their health to plants, the translation says, their dung, urine, milk and the like are taken for use as medicines, but those of meat-eating animals are not.

    Appendix: Hitahita · p. 633Hindi commentaryTraditional description

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Questions and answers

Which food combinations with milk does the hitahita chapter warn against?

Milk taken with meat, fish, jaggery, black gram or modaka sweets is said to bring on kushtha, and taken with vegetables, jambu fruit, sura or asava to kill the ignorant quickly like a snake; meat and milk together are called unworldly, unpleasant and excluded by the texts.

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Which eight kinds of milk does the translation say are effective in medicine?

The milk of the goat, sheep, cow, buffalo, mare, she-elephant, she-donkey and she-camel.

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Extraction notes

  • The verse says सर्वैर्मूत्रगणै:, the commentary eight kinds of urine (v121); members are not listed in this range.
  • सूत्राणि is read as मूत्राणि (urines).
  • The translation names the eight animals only for milk; the urines are referred to as the eight kinds stated in the texts.

Quick facts

Content type
Ingredient
Source pages with records
2
Pages naming it
3
Extraction tasks
T21, T29, T30
Record id
ingredient_ashtamutra