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Lodhra

लोध (लोध्र) · लोध्र

Symplocos racemosa · Symplocaceae

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
लोध्ररोध्रतिल्वशाबरतिल्वक
Hindi
लोधलोध्रपठानी लोध
English
Lodhralodh treesymplocoslodhra
Romanized
lodhralodh
Marathi
लोध्र

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Properties1

  • Tilvaka, rendered lodh in the commentary, is counted among the latex (milk) poisons.

    Chapter 19 · p. 414 · v. 31Hindi commentaryTraditional description

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Topics of the text that discuss it

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Heartwood, exudate, bark, latex and mineral poisonsPlant glossary, letter section च (entries 1–17: चक्रमर्द to चोर)Plant glossary, letter section त (entries 1–41: तगर to त्वक्)Plant glossary, letter section द (entries 1–20: दर्भ to द्विरज)Plant glossary, letter section प (entries 1–48: पटोल to प्लक्ष)Plant glossary, अ entries 34–57 (अभ्रक to इक्षफल)Plant glossary, ल section, entries 1–14 (लकुच to लुंग)Plant glossary, श section, entries 1–55 (शक्रमर्द to श्वेताम्ली)Shabaradi ghee and oilWound-healing drugs

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Named 18 times on 15 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.

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Extraction notes

  • The verse has तिल्वक; the commentary has लोध.

Quick facts

Content type
Herb
Categories
Medicinal plantBark
Source pages with records
1
Pages naming it
15
Chapters
Chapter 19
Extraction tasks
T20
Record id
ingredient_lodhra