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Food

Surasa

सुरसा

Surasā is named in the verse among leaf vegetables said to remove kapha, to be hot and to be wholesome in vata disorders; the commentary does not gloss it.

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Herb

Tulasi (holy basil)

तुलसी

named on 15 pages

Glossary entry

सुरस

बोल गंधद्रव्य

हिन्दी: बोल गंधद्रव्य, दालचीनी, सुगंध घास, तुलसी, सम्हालु वृक्ष, मोचरस · मराठी: रक्त्याबोळ, कलमी दालचिनी, सुगंध भूतृण, पुदनीगवत, कणगुगुळ, मोचरस

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Formulation

Surasadi preparation

सुरसादि योग

Buttermilk cooked with tulasi, bandhura, kandala and kandaka is mixed into warm sour gruel with ghee and drunk for three days; the text says it destroys all worms living in the abdomen.

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Surasadi preparation

सुरसादि योग

Buttermilk cooked with tulasi, bandhura (vidanga), kandala (white khadira) and kandaka (wild surana) is mixed into warm sour gruel with ghee and drunk for three days to destroy all worms in…

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Food

Elephant foot yam (surana)

जिमीकंद (सूरण) · सूरण

Sūraṇa (jamīkand; in the verse apparently the arśo- of arśoghna) is listed among tubers said to be tasty, nourishing, poison-countering and wholesome in vata disorders.

1 source pagenamed on 5 pages

Mineral

Antimony sulphide (anjana, sauviranjana)

सुरमा (अंजन) · अञ्जन

named on 11 pages

Organ

Chest

छाती (उरस्) · उरस्

named on 19 pages

Preparation type

Collyrium (anjana)

अंजन (सुरमा) · अञ्जन

named on 2 pages

Organ

Head

सिर (शिर) · शिरस्

named on 72 pages

Herb

Shirisha (lebbek)

सिरस (शिरीष) · शिरीष

named on 13 pages

Glossary entry

कदम्ब

कदंब वृक्ष

हिन्दी: कदंब वृक्ष, देवताडक तृण, सर्षप, कदम का वृक्ष, सरसों · मराठी: शिरस, कळंब, हळदिवा वृक्ष

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कृष्ण

काली मिरच

हिन्दी: काली मिरच, लोहा, काली अगर, काला नोन, काला जीरा, सुरमा, करौंदा (पु), पीपल (पु) · मराठी: काली मिरे, लोहा, कृष्णागर, काळी मीठ, काळा जिरा, सुरमा, करवंदी (पु), पिंपळ (पु)

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Glossary entry

गंध

काली अगर

हिन्दी: काली अगर · मराठी: चन्दन, सुवास, गंधक, रक्तबोळ, क्षुद्ररोग, घ्राणविषय, शेवगा

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गर्दभ

श्वेत कुमुद

हिन्दी: श्वेत कुमुद, विडंग, सफेद कमोदनी · मराठी: गाढव, सुवास, श्वेत कमल

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गौर

सफेद सरसों

हिन्दी: सफेद सरसों, घन वृक्ष, केशर, चोपडा, करंज · मराठी: कमळकेसर, करंज, सिरस, श्वेत साठेसळी, धावडा, पांढरा, पिवळा, तांबडा, खदिर, हरताळ, श्वेत सिरस, सोने

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सरसा

सफेद पनिलर

हिन्दी: सफेद पनिलर, निसेत · मराठी: मांस, काष्ठागर

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सर्षप

सरसों

हिन्दी: सरसों · मराठी: शिरस, श्वेत शिरस, देवशिरसी वृक्ष, मोहोरी

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सूरण

जमीकन्द

हिन्दी: जमीकन्द · मराठी: श्वेत सुरण, खारा सुरण

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Formulation

Ghee cooked with tulasi juices for worms

तुलसी आदि के रस से सिद्ध घृत

Ghee cooked with the juice of the two surasas, arjaka and phanijjaka is said to be beneficial to drink in worm disease.

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Murungi collyrium

मुरुंगी अंजन · मुरुङ्ग्यञ्जन

Realgar (manahshila), long pepper and dry ginger are ground thoroughly in the juices of black shigru (murungi), tulasi (surasa) and fresh ginger, fumigated in the same way, and always…

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Properties of guhyākṣī and other leaf vegetables

गुह्याक्षी आदि पत्रशाकों के गुण · गुह्याक्षी आदि पत्रशाक गुण

Leaf vegetables of guhyākṣī, safflower, the śāka tree, lavaṇī, rāī, ajamoda, white mustard, tamarind and mango leaves, śyāmatamāla, kulāhala, gaṇḍīra, kandūrī, drumstick, cumin, fennel,…

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Third antidote against all poisons

तृतीय सर्वविषारि अगद

Talisa, large cardamom, vidanga, kushtha, vida salt, rock salt, bharangi, asafoetida, indravaruni, apamarga, patha, patola, vacha and the flowers of arka, karanja, vajra, surasa, bhallataka…

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Treatment of worm disease

कृमिरोग की चिकित्सा · कृमिरोग चिकित्सा

The physician treats worms with various suitable drugs; ghee cooked with the juice of the two surasas (tulasi), arjaka and phanijjaka is to be drunk.

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