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Food

Dravanika

द्रवणिका

Dravaṇikā, not further explained, is listed among greens said to remove pitta and kapha, subdue worms and remove skin diseases.

1 source pagenamed on 2 pagesIdentity uncertain

Glossary entry

द्रवणिका

वृक्षविशेष

हिन्दी: वृक्षविशेष · मराठी: वृक्षविशेष

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Condition

Dysentery (pravahika)

प्रवाहिका (पेचिश) · प्रवाहिका

The text says pravahika arises when a very unctuous or very dry person who has taken a purgative strains forcibly because stool does not come, or holds back the urge of stool that is coming.

2 source pagesnamed on 7 pages

Herb

Yavani (ajwain, carom)

अजवायन (यवानी) · यवानी

Ajwain (the commentary's gloss for the verse word karabī) is listed among fruits said to bind the stool strongly, to be cold and to be wholesome in pitta and kapha disorders.

1 source pagenamed on 11 pages

Herb

Dravanti

द्रवंती (द्रवन्ती) · द्रवन्ती

named on 2 pages

Herb

Prishniparni

पिठवन (पृश्निपर्णी) · पृश्निपर्णी

named on 5 pages

Herb

Mundi (identity uncertain)

महाश्रवणी · कुलहल

The juice of shravanika, which the commentary names gorakhmundi, is one of five plant juices said always to make mercury pass into the kinds of metal.

1 source pagenamed on 2 pagesIdentity uncertain

Herb

Shravani

श्रवणी · श्रवणाह्वा

Named in the Suvarchikadi powder; the commentary repeats the name as shravani without a gloss.

1 source pagenamed on 1 pageIdentity uncertain

Glossary entry

द्रवन्ती

मूसाकानी

हिन्दी: मूसाकानी · मराठी: बृहद्रन्ती, लघु उन्दीरकानी, उन्दीरमारी

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Topic

Properties of śārṅgeṣṭā and other bitter greens

शार्ङ्गेष्टा आदि शाकों के गुण · शार्ङ्गेष्टादि शाकगुण

Śārṅgeṣṭā (baḍī karañj), paṭola, jalakācarī, makoy, mālkāṅgnī, maṇḍūkī (brāhmī), saptalā (a kind of thūhar), dravaṇikā, guḍūcī, putriṇī (vandā), neem, chirāyatā, jhārasī and white punarnavā…

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