Built from passages of the source by the curated extraction. Pending human review.
Names and synonyms
- Sanskrit
- पद्मक
- Hindi
- पद्माखपद्मकाष्ठ
- English
- Padmaka
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2Conditions mentioned with it
2Conditions named in the preparations that use it, or linked to it directly.
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3Other ingredients used together
20Count of shared preparations.
Mango (amra)आम (आम्र)×1Lodhraलोध (लोध्र)×1Yashtimadhu (licorice)मुलेठी (यष्टिमधु)×1Sesame (tila)तिल×1Dhataki (fire flame bush)धाय (धातकी)×1Shalmali (silk cotton tree)सेमल (शाल्मली)×1Bilva (bael)बेल (बिल्व)×1Priyanguप्रियंगु (फूलप्रियंगु)×1Kutaja (kurchi)कुड़ा (कुटज)×1Ativisha (Indian atees)अतीस (अतिविषा)×1Manjishtha (Indian madder)मंजीठ (मञ्जिष्ठा)×1Padma (lotus)कमल (पद्म)×1Kalhara (white water lily)श्वेतकमल×1Utpala (blue water lily)नीलकमल (उत्पल)×1Panchavalkala (five barks)पंचवल्कल×1Karkatashringi (crab's claw galls)काकड़ासिंगी (कर्कटशृंगी)×1Chandana (sandalwood)चंदन (चन्दन)×1Milk (ksheera)दूध (क्षीर)×1
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Extraction notes
- Written पज्ञक (verse) and पज्ञाख (commentary) by the conversion, where पज्ञ = पद्म. Named only as an ingredient; the text gives no properties. Kept apart from ingredient_padma because the commentary's Hindi name is पद्माख, not कमल.
- Written पज्ञक in verse 139 and पज्ञकाष्ठ in the commentary (conversion error for पद्मक / पद्मकाष्ठ).
Quick facts
- Content type
- Herb
- Source pages with records
- 0
- Pages naming it
- 0
- Extraction tasks
- T05, T14
- Record id
- ingredient_padmaka