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Names and synonyms
- Sanskrit
- अश्वत्थबोधिद्रुमचलदलपिप्पल
- Hindi
- पीपल वृक्षअश्वत्थपीपल का पेड़पीपल की छालपीपल
- English
- Ashvatthasacred figpeepal treebodhi treeashvattha
- Romanized
- ashvatthapeepal tree
- Marathi
- पिंपळ
What the text says
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Properties1
Pīpal (sacred fig) fruit, as one of the milky trees, is listed among fruits said to bind the stool strongly, to be cold and to be wholesome in pitta and kapha disorders.
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5Where else is this mentioned?
Named 2 times on 2 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.
Questions and answers
Which senses does the glossary give for क्षीर, and which entries after it gather milky plants?
Milk and the gum of the सरल tree in the Hindi column, and water, milk, बकाण निंब, the milk of a cow that has just calved, खीर and a kind of incense in the Marathi column. क्षीरद्रुम, क्षीरी, क्षीरिका and क्षीरिणी then list milky trees and plants.
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- Content type
- Herb
- Categories
- Medicinal plantBark
- Source pages with records
- 1
- Pages naming it
- 2
- Chapters
- Chapter 4
- Extraction tasks
- T03
- Record id
- ingredient_ashvattha