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Herb
Kakadani
काकादनी · गृध्रा
Fruits of kākādanī (verse gṛdhrā) head the fruit vegetables described as dry, sweet and cold, removing pitta and kapha, heavy to digest, quickly increasing vata and countering poison.
Herb
Ahimsra
काकादनी · अहिंस्रा
Glossary entry
काकादनी
कौआठोडी
हिन्दी: कौआठोडी, घुंघुची, सफेद घुंघुची, काकादनी वृक्ष · मराठी: रक्तगुंजा, थोर मालकांगोणी, लघु रक्त कावळी, श्वेतगुंजा, लघु मालकांगी, लघु फडीचे निवडुंग
Remedy
Root paste of kakadani, ashvamaraka and gunja for poison-induced udara (unnamed)
काकादनी, अश्वमारक और गुंजा की जड़ का कल्क (विषोदर में)
Cited as an example of poison used as medicine in poison-induced udara: a paste of the roots of kakadani, ashvamaraka and gunja is to be given.
Remedy
Bimbi, gunja and kakadani amulet for the Shitaputana graha
बिंबलता-घुंघची-काकादनी धारण
A child seized by the Shitaputana graha is made to wear bimbi, gunja and kakadani.
Glossary entry
अहिंस्रा
काकादनी वृक्ष
हिन्दी: काकादनी वृक्ष · मराठी: फडीचे निवडुंग
Glossary entry
तुम्बी
तोंबी
हिन्दी: तोंबी, काकदनी वृक्ष, कड़वी · मराठी: दुधभोंपळा, कडू दुधभोंपळा
Food
Cucumber and melons (karkati, trapusa)
ककड़ी और खीरा (कर्कटी) · कर्कटी
Cucumber (खीरा; verse trapuṣa) is listed among creeper fruits described as tasty and nourishing, kapha-increasing and cold, very wholesome in pitta and blood disorders, slightly…
Symptom
Stiffness (stambha)
स्तंभ (जकड़न) · स्तम्भ
Complete stiffness, much yawning and heavy breathing are among the signs of aggravated vāta.
Herb
Kakajangha
काकजंघा · शार्ङ्गेष्टा
Herb
Kakamachi (makoy)
मकोय · काकमाची
Kākamācī (makoy) is listed among greens said to remove pitta and kapha, subdue worms and remove skin diseases.
Herb
Kakavalli
स्वर्णवल्ली · काकवल्लिका
Glossary entry
काकमाची
मकोय
हिन्दी: मकोय, केवैया · मराठी: काकजंघा, लघु कावळी, भाभोलणी
Glossary entry
कासघ्नी
कंटकारी
हिन्दी: कंटकारी, कटेरी · मराठी: भारंग, मोतरिंगणी, लघु डोरली
Glossary entry
गवादनी
नील अपराजिता
हिन्दी: नील अपराजिता, इन्द्रायण, नीली कोयलता, कृष्णकान्ता · मराठी: दुधी, चारोळी, श्वेत गोकर्णी, काळी किन्ही, थोर इन्द्रावण, काळी गोकर्णी, वारुणी, आक्षोठ, गवाक्षी, शेन्दणी, लघु कांवडळ
Glossary entry
चिर्भट (चिर्भटी)
ककड़ी
हिन्दी: ककड़ी · मराठी: गोपाळ काकडी, काकडी
Glossary entry
महाबला
सहदेई
हिन्दी: सहदेई · मराठी: तानीचा बेल, पेटारी, पिंपळी, सहदेवी, गवादनी, वत्सादनी, लघु नीली, गवाक्षी, धामणी, गिरिकर्णी
Mineral
Mercury (parada)
पारा (पारद) · पारद
Mercury (rasa, parada) is said to be also called rasaraja.
Procedure
Fixing (stambhana) of mercury
पारद स्तंभन · पारदस्तंभन
The text says that in the juice of sarpakshi, sharavarini, sahachari, patha and kakadani mercury is well fixed and does not run here and there, and that steamed (samsveda) with oil combined…
Topic
Fixing mercury
पारद स्तंभन
In the juice of the five plants sarpakshi, sharavarini, sahachari, patha and kakadani (the commentary: sarahati-gandani, sarpata, yellow katasaraiya, patha and kakadini) mercury does not…
Topic
Fumigation against the Kinnara graha
किन्नर ग्रह में धूप · किन्नरग्रहघ्न धूप
The child is fumigated with mustard, hair of all kinds (cow, goat, human and others), snake slough, asafoetida, vacha and kakadani mixed with ghee and jaggery, and is bathed at a crossroads…
Topic
Fumigation and amulet against the Shitaputana graha
शीतपूतना ग्रह में धूप और धारण · शीतपूतनाघ्न धूप व धारण
The child is fumigated with neem leaves, snake slough, sal resin, owl and hare droppings and vajigandha (the commentary reads ajagandha, ajwain), and made to wear bimbi, gunja and kakadani…
Question
How does the text make mercury stay steady in fire?
ग्रंथ पारे को अग्नि में स्थिर कैसे करता है?
It is put in the juice of sarpakshi, sharavarini, sahachari, patha and kakadani and steamed with oil combined with their paste and decoction; it then stays steady even in very sharp fire.
Formulation
Mustard and snake-slough fumigation for the Kinnara graha
किन्नर ग्रहघ्न सरसों-केंचुली धूप
Mustard, hair of all kinds, snake slough, asafoetida, vacha and kakadani mixed with ghee and jaggery are put on fire to fumigate a child seized by the graha.