1. Moral conduct or behavior based on rules, conventions, principles, etc.
2. Ethics or Customary conduct which is to be obeyed according to various specified rules in different contexts. E.g. ethos, scriptural conduct, etc.

1. It means moral conduct which reflects the physical and mental conduct of persons and is designated as a Rasayana (a vitalizer agent) for the whole life span. This is a measure having no inclusion of drugs, if implemented honestly, It can refuel and maintain the life process, keeping free of diseases and in a happy, healthy socio-physiological state.
2. Conductible virility - Customary regulation, codes, and conducts/conduct which prevent psychosomatic afflictions. It includes principles explained in the context of Dharaniya Vega & Sadvritta Palan.

Conduct and manner that is inappropriate

Shipping of water — It's a piece of the day-to-day routine to keep up with individual cleanliness, in which clean water is held in the palm of the hand with the thumb pointing towards the center and the water is sipped. It is typically finished subsequent to cleaning hands and feet, after the act of excretion, before and after food, after a chariot ride, and so forth.

Collection of drugs

Also called the Northern Solstice or Uttarayan. The sun begins moving northward during Aadan Kaal. During this time moisture, unctuousness, and strength of the body get depleted and absorbed by the atmosphere by virtue of climate. There are three seasons in Aadan Kaal - Late Winter, Spring, and Summer.

Base — An organ or group of organs that contain some biological matter.

An Ayurvedic measurement unit used for both solids and liquids — One Aadhak equals four Prastha = 3.073 kg.

Refers to disorganized or Incoherent speech.

Thinness

The loss of physical strength.

On an empty stomach or Before consuming any food or drink.

It is the lack of interest in food (Anorexia).

A loss of appetite (Anorexia)

Drugs that have adverse effects.

The literal power of words.

Having a desire to gain others' wealth.

Harass, trouble, or annoy others repeatedly and continuously.

Harass, trouble, or annoy others repeatedly and constantly

The Desire or want

desire/having a desire.

frequently

Desire, Fond of

Pride, self-respect, the quality or state of being proud.

Excessive

The Desire, Found of

Aimed at, intended, desired, to have in mind as a purpose, wished.

Discharge/Release

Slimy, heavy substances that obstruct Srotasa; e.g. Curd

Heat or warmness

One that carries or transports. It is said for Vata.

Enlargement/growth

A lack of appetite

Lack of interest in foods/Loss of appetite

The sight of cloud before eye

The sight of un-existed moving clouds

Loss of appetite.

Slight bending

The sight of non-existent things.

Abhyanga is a therapeutic technique that involves applying oil and lightly massaging the body to achieve desired outcomes. It is a type of Bahya Shnehana and is mentioned as a part of panchakarma and Dincharya (daily regimen). It is an invaluable part of a daily routine that eases discomfort or uneasiness and preserves wellbeing. It involves Shiro abhyanga (head massage), pada abhyanga (massage over the feet), and Karna Purana (oiling of ears).

External Snehana (oleation); causing unctuousness

Deep tendons - flexor tendons of the hand.

Indrawing towards the center.

Sunken eye.

Acknowledging the allegations made by the opponent and accusing the opponent with the equal allegations.

Painful

1. Repetitive or habitual usage or practice.
2. To practice something in a repetitive manner.

The capacity of food consumption or power of ingestion. Amount of food that does not disrupt an individual's physiological functions. It can not be generalized. It always varies from one individual to another and even from time to time, it straightforwardly relies upon the digestive fire, taste of prepared food, and current psychological state.

Wrong identification, misidentification

Elevated

Loss of Appetite

Lack of intelligence

Clear

Loss of consciousness/unconsciousness/lack normal awareness

Non-living: Inanimate substances that lack consciousness or the characteristics of life.

1. Loss of tactile sensation.
2. Unconcious.

Of inconceivable potency

Speedy

Indifference or lack of interest towards own routine work.

1. Unthinkable start.
2. The act of initiation without thinking.

Swelling around the wound from the bite.

Refers to the area near a bite or sting.

loss of sight.

1. The body below the waist.
2. Body part below the head.
3. Lower extremity.

Inclination to lie always in the prone position.

The urethral or anal passage.

1. The purification method wherein substances, specifically mercury (Parada), are displaced downwards.
2. A second sub-step of Patan that is the 5th of the 8 purification procedures of the Parada (mercury) wherein mercury is displaced downwards.

1. Inferior or lower in place.
2. Lower lip
3. A soft outer structure that forms the border of the mouth.

Anal or urethral passage

1. Non-suppressible urges.
2. Vegas (natural urges) that should not be strongly suppressed.
13 types of natural urges mentioned that should not be suppressed are — defecation, urination, weeping, sneezing, farting, sleep, cough, urge to breathe while exercising, vomiting, semen ejaculation, hunger, and thirst. Suppressing these natural urges can lead to acute and chronic illnesses.

Anal canal and rectum — 1. Inferior portion of the rectum 2. Anus

A bite by the female serpent exhibits such symptoms as downcast eyes and the appearance of veins on the forehead of the victim.

One of the three kinds of miseries, which are caused by various sorts of living creatures.

One of the three kinds of miseries, that which is caused by rain, sun and other such natural inanimate cause and agencies

Excessive growth of teeth

1. Epiglottis: A thin leaf-shaped structure located immediately posterior to the root of the tongue.
2. (Adenoids): a mass of lymphatic tissue located in depressions.

Seeing body parts in excessive.

Seat of drug action.

the main theme on which the entire science is build; or context of elucidation or discussion

An intake of food that exceeds the required amount. It depends on each individual's capacity. An excess of food intake leads to gastrointestinal disorders like indigestion, abdominal colic, and heaviness of the abdomen.

Displacement

Fleshy growth

Lack of retaining capacity

Fond of climbing on heap of stones etc.

1. seat (of poison).
2. Substratum or place of action.

Distention of abdomen due to gas.

Feeling of fullness in neck.

Feeling of fullness in neck.

Feeling of fullness

Gangadhar commentary on charak samhita says the tendency of poisons of plant origin is to move downwards in the body.

lower abdomen -Lower part of the portion of the trunk located between chest and pelvis

Administration of oral medication immediately after taking food. To strengthen the body and to make the person stout, such medicine administration is advised.

Looking downwards

Heaviness below the umbilicus.

keeping mouth of the vessel downwards/Upside down

Drooping of head, symptom of a rabid dog.

Lack of retaining capacity, Cowardliness

Taking food over and again the previous meal (before it digested) which may end up with metabolic disorders.

Hypertrophy of bone

the psycho-spiritual

One of the three kinds of miseries, being that which is intrinsic and consist of mental and spiritual ailing.

Different virtuous activities like scarifying etc are included here. Bhagavat gita a holy book of Hindu describes that type of karma as act of scarify, gift and austerity or penance should not be relinquished but should be performed. Scarify gift and austerity purifies the intelligence.

Looks of sun like objects

Looks of glowing things

Unsteady in friendship

The invisible result of works done in former states of embodied existence; unseen consequences of an act.

Blurred vision

Invisible / unperceivable

A Group of flowers containing one part each of Chandan (Santalum album) and Vari/sugandhabala (Juniperus communis) and three parts of Kumkum (Crocus sativus).

Antitoxic medication.

Agadas should be used only in cases of poisoning.

time tested expert opinions in concerned classical texts or authoritative testimony

traumatic wound

Exogenous diseases caused by trauma, infections and other external factors

Adventitious, Accidental, Incidental

Smoky color

Smoky color

Anosmia or Absence of the sense of smell

Shyness or does not tolerate with abusing words.

slight peace

In cases of poisoning, a piece taken from the heart and thrown in fire produces a crackling sound and becomes rainbow colored, he should hold that as poisoned.

Predominance of the fire-element : Fiery

- Loss of digestive power

Cauterization

- Loss of digestive power

Intake of heavy food when the power of digestion is mild (mandagni): intake of light food when the power of digestion is sharp (tiksnagni). Similarly intake of food at variance with irregular and normal power of digestion comes under this category.

1. Fire, the phenomenon of combustion manifested in light, flame, and heat 2. One of the five basic elements (Paṅcamahābhūtas) that make up all matter in the universe. 3. All factors responsible for digestion and metabolism / transformation. This is of three classes: Jaṭharāgni, Bhūtāgni and Dhātvagni. 4. Physiologically, the intensity of Agni is influenced by Doṣas and is of four types: Viṣama (irregular, due to the dominance of Vāta), Tīkṣṇa (intense, due to the dominance of Pitta), Manda (depressed due to the dominance of Kapha) and Sama (normal, due to the balanced state of all three Doṣas).

Loss of digestive power

- Color of burnt scar

Loss of digestive power

Loss of digestive power

A vedic ritual in which an oblation is offered particularly to agni, The god of Fire

- Loss of digestive power

- Loss of digestive power

- Loss of digestive power

- Loss of digestive power

Lack of digestive power

Lack of digestive power

Loss of digestive power

Sees fire like objects in all directions

- Loss of digestive power

- Loss of digestive power

Lack of digestive power

Impairment of digestive power

Modulation of properties of food articles by cooking process. Here the raw food articles made to come in contact with fire directly or indirectly.

Processed by heating

Duodenum - Place of complete digestion, small intestine. The alimentary canal extending form duodenum to ileum.

Loss of digestive power

Improper digestive power

Gastro-intestinal place of digestion

Pancreas - A compound acinotubular gland situated behind the stomach in front of the first and second lumbar

tip of the nose

Distal part of the finger.

The material principle of egoist or existence having three inherent properties of sattva, raja and tama; one of the principles of the evolution as per classical indian philosophy

Any substance which is masticated and swallowed for the purpose of nutrition and energy, it includes all eatables, bitable, drinkable and lickables.

Optimal digestible quantity of food consumed by a healthy individual. This cannot be generalized. It always differs from person to person and time to time, it directly depends on the digestive capacity and psychological status.

Various factors contribute to the transformation of food from a solid complex form to a smaller digestible and absorbable form. These are collectively known as Ahara Parinamkara Bhava. These factors include mastication, swallowing, and enzyme action in order to absorb nutrients and water from the colon. They include all the actions from the oral cavity to the colon. Usma (Heat) digests, Vayu (air) absorbs, Kleda (moisture) loosens, Sneha (unctuousness) softens, Kala (time) brings sufficiency. Appropriate use of all these results in a balance of Dhatus, which are the products of digestion.

It is a stage indicating the completion of digestion process after which drugs should be administered

The excellent Diet: refers to food containing all the essential nutrients in adequate quantities that aid in the preservation and promotion of health, and gives strength, vitality, and endurance, as well as improving immunity.

The power of assimilation: this is assessed by the power of ingestion as well as digestion. Diet affects strength & life.

an attribute of lavana rasa; substances used with the diet;

group of food adjuvant to be used for the preparation of diet or taken along with the principal diet like different oils and spices;

Intake of less quantity of food

Basic factors to be considered while preparing and consuming diet. The eight such factors are: prakṛti (nature), Karana (processing), Samyoga (combination), Raśi (amount), Deśa (region), Kaala (time and season), Upayoga Samsthaa (rules for consumption) and Upayoktaa (consumer).

Loss of Libido; Erectile dysfunction, Impotent.

During meal one should not indulging in laugh, it may lead to passage of food in to wrong tract.

Plant materials not infested with insects, cold, hot climate etc.

fallacious semblance of an argument

Non - conductive food- Food which disturbs the Tri-dosha's and physiological functions of the body. It is contrary t to Hita.

the kind of human life which is not beneficial for the self or the society

1 Day and 1 night = 24 hours

1. Supremacy, Sovereignty 2. of such powers as vision , audition , cogitation , discrimination , and omniscience ; and of active powers such as swiftness of thought , power of assuming forms at will , and faculty of expatiation

Historical authoritative testimony.

Snakes of boaede family.

During meal one should indulge in talking which may lead to passage of food in to wrong tract.

Indigestion

Continuous

Anosmia or absence of the Sense of smell

Indigestion

Ignorance, Illusion

Untimely death.

Loss of Libido, Lack of interest in sex

Vomiting without specific reason

Loss of motor function

Lack of interest to do any work

Mercilessness

1. A free or open space, the subtle and ethereal fluid (supposed to fill and pervade the universe and to be the peculiar vehicle of life and of sound). 2. One of the five basic elements (Paṅcamahābhūtas) that make up all matter in the universe.

substances having akaśa as the predominant mahabhuta;

Habit of not getting angry

collection / procurement of raw materials

A process of extraction through which specified component may be extracted

Feeling of urge even after defecation.

Habit of not getting angry

Wailing

The food articles without seasoning i.e. without addition of oil, mustard etc.

Feeling of urge even after micturition

Feeling of urge even after defecation

Poison from natural source.

Eye, Sense organs

Clavicle - the collar bone that articulates with the sternum and the scapula.

Sterno-clavicular joint - the joint formed between manubrium of the sternum and the medial end of clavicle.

Intolerance

Special senses, perceptive faculties, receptors various sensory nerve endings

Intolerance to advices

Convulsion, Harassing.

Eye lids - the movable protective fold that when closed cover the anterior surface of the eyeball.

Sense of friction in the eye

Eye-ball - the globe of the eye.

Intrusion of the eye

Inward bending of eyelashes

Eye - the organ of vision

Inner canthus, Medial angle of eye. The angle at medial side of the slit between the eyelids.

Eye lid - the movable protective fold that when closed cover the anterior surface of the eyeball.

Orbital or Ocular margin, Eye ball or oculas. Superciliary ridge. The bony pyramid-shaped cavity of the skull that contains and protects the eyeball.

Rubbing of the eye

Eye -lashes - stiff hair on the margin of the eyelid.

Eye lid - the movable protective fold that when closed cover the anterior surface of the eyeball.

Appearance of lines in the eye because of conjunctival vessels.

Blurred vision

Iris -the colored contractile membrane suspended

Loss of color of eyes.

Eye lid - the movable protective fold that when closed cover the anterior surface of the eyeball.

Eye lid - the movable protective fold that when closed cover the anterior surface of the eyeball.

Spasmodic movement of the eye

Bleeding through eye

Loss of hunger

Blurred vision

Cooing (voice resembles the sound of pigeon), Lament

Perplexity or confusion

Contraction : a shortening or tensing of a part or organ

Color of the flower of Alābu (Lagrnaria vulgaria)

Indistinguishable voice

Color of the juice of Lac

Looks like saliva

Decorate with undecorable articles

Loss of enthusiasm, idleness , want of energy, apathetic, Reluctance to work or make an effort, laziness

Licking

Coating

Fore-head- The anterior part of the head below the hairline and above the eyes.

Free from undue desire

One of the five subtypes of Pitta that is responsible for vision and perception

Absence of hair; It is one among the eight un-desirable conditions. Absence of generalized body hairs is associated with dysfunction of the pituitary, adrenal cortex and gonads.

Less, Scanty, Diminished

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Lack of intelligence

Diminished digestive power

Intake of less quantity of food

Frequent and scanty

Loss of sleep

Loss of mental strength

Light pain

Frequent and scanty

Certain pharmaceutical process are to be carried out over mild heat

Closemouthed, in conversable.

Tearing in pieces

1. Raw, uncooked, unbaked, immature, unripe 2. May be associated with food or other physiological entities to mean incomplete transformation or metabolism causing a harmful effect on health.

Stools which are undigested, immature, not formed

Smell of raw flesh

Clear

Colour of pale myrobalan.

smell of live fish

Unpleasant appearance

Unpleasant smell

Unprecedented, Unmaly or Super power

The initial partially cooked stage of processing of oil/ ghee, which is not useful for therapeutics

gastro-intestinal tract - The digestive tube from stomach and intestines

Placenta

Intolerance

More than one's natural capacity, Imperishable, Immortal

Stomach -A dilated sac like distensible portion of alimentary canal between the esophagus and the duodenum which contains partially digested food. It is a major seat of Pitta.

Taking inappropriate quantity of food is of two types - deficient and excessive. Food in deficient quantity is said to be causing loss of strength, complexion & development, unsaturation, upward movement of vayu, harms the lifespan, virility, immunity etc food in excessive vitiating all dosa's. fainting, giddiness, irregularity of digestion, stiffness of flanks etc.

It is a kind of disorder which results from incompatible food or from eating before digestion of previous meals, similar to intestinal toxemia because it simulates the symptoms of toxemia.

Synonym of mica, agnijar and also denotes cloth

A nectar-like vital entity present in the atmosphere, indicative of oxygen

Color of cloud

Desire for drinking water

Water, the watery element of the body

Colors like that of rain bow – fire - property of diamond

Paths of circulating fluid.

Poison having its origin from jala mahabhoota.

Resembling water

Tubes for fluid circulation.

property to be observed as an end point in case of Putapaka swarasa

one among four categories of medicines described in Atharva Veda

Tip of the finger.

Thumb. First toe

length of the thumb, above the distal crease, area where thumb impression is taken

1. One of the useful parts of animal (flesh) 2. Commonly used for all Non-vegetarian diet??

Fond of taking flesh

Sour smell

Fond of sour taste

Combination of following five sour plants viz., Amlavetas (Garcinia pedunculata), Jambeer (Citrus limon), Matulunga (Citrus medica), Narang (Citrus reticulata), Nimbuk (Citrus aurantifolia).

Sour taste, having the acid taste

Group of sour substances;

Sour; One among six Rasa;

Intolerance to sour taste

Sour taste

Intolerance to sour taste

Ambrosia

A process adopted for the removal of remnant impurities/ toxicity

Ligaments (and Muscles) of the shoulder.

Warmth in shoulder

Shoulder - the junction of the clavicle and scapula where the arm meets the trunk.

Scapula - the large flat triangular bone that forms the posterior part of shoulder.

Shoulder

Acromion - the lateral triangular projection of the spine of the scapula.

apex of the Scapula

Deltoid Prominence

deltoid tuberosity

Top of the shoulder (glenoid cavity)

Shoulder Joint - the joint formed by humerus and glenoid cavity of scapula

Lack of desire

Lack of desire

Lack of desire

distension of bladder

a process or state whose beginning cannot be ascertained

Partially manifestation or no manifestation of the diseases. Diseases may be communicable or non-communicable or lifestyle related.

Prevention of partially or not manifested diseases. This preventive measure are applied by following the Dincharya, Ritucharya, etc

the statement that points to prospective reference

distention of abdomen due to incomplete evacuation of stool, urine and flatus

Aversion to fire (Pyrophobia)

Insignificant smell

The color of pupil become glowing fire

Sees surrounding objects in fire

Fiery, dreadful eyes.

Excessive

4th or ring finger. Annularis

Face

Obstruction

The statement which does not leave any scope of question

Loss of menstruation

Forward bending of neck

Stool with slight pungent smell

Slight loathsome activity

Loss of enthusiasm

Objects look as unstable

Turbid less

living beings originated from eggs

Scrotam - the double pouch of the male which contains the testicles and part of the spermatic cord found

Blind snake (non poisonous)

it is a type of crucible where mouth is closed/ sealed

Sealing / cementing all joints etc using specified materials to make air-tight

statements which are not absolute or conclusive and vary from context to context

concepts in which invariable causes are given for one effect

Multiple color

(1) Body. (2) Part of the body. (3) Organ. (4) the physical part of man as distinguished from mind spirit, A part of the body having special function

Loss of power of limbs.

Tingling sensation.

Indistinct bad smell of body

Exhaustion

Pressing pain or restricted movement of the body

Horrification

Hair

Pressing pain

Anti-malaise; substances relieving malaise & body ache;

different spots or areas of the body

Pressing pain or restricted movement of the body

smokeless red hot coal

Stabbing pain

Pressing pain on body

Exhaustion

Foot

Phalanges -any one of the bones of toes or fingers

First metacarpal - Root of the thumb. Outer end of the wrist in front.

Fingers. Toes(Digits)

Knuckles-digital nodes or joints- The prominence of the dorsal aspect of any of the phalangeal joints.

1. Digital nodes 2. Inter nodal lengths of the digits

Sleeplessness, disturbed sleep

Diminished or loss of sleep

light blue

Fond of sitting in wind

Aversion to sit in wind

With flatus

Air passages.

T he power of becoming extremely minute; one of the supra normal psychic power derivable from the practice of Yoga.

Widely opened eye

Widely opened eye

Unidentifiable taste.

Loss of power

Retention

Intolerance

Non eternal or Transient.

Incoherent speech

Indicating measure Synonym of one kudava=192 g of metric units

It’s a process of anointing, smearing, mixing, collyrium or black pigment used to paint the root of eye lashes. Anointment is done with a stick or pencil called as añjana shalaka. There are two types of añjana which are used by healthy individuals, one is Savira añjana should be applied to eyes daily and other is Rasanjana which is applied once in every five or eight days for stimulating secretion.

Color of collyrium.

Three Metallic sulphides; Kalanjan, Pushpanjan, Rasanjan.

Polypus or A small vascular growth on the surface of a mucous membrane

Pain resembling with the pulling by a hook

Dissatisfaction in food

Gullet, Esophagus. A muscular canal extending from the pharynx to the stomach.

Obstruction to the path of food

Mode of administration of poison through beverages.

Stool mixed with food articles

Aversion to food

A process of making food/cooking rice

Lack of interest to take food

Stomach. A dilated sac like distensible portion of alimentary canal between the esophagus and the duodenum.

Gastro-intestinal tract pertaining to the stomach

Dislike to take food

Obstruction to food

Aversion to food

Aversion to the derivatives of food

internal means of acquiring knowledge which includes manas, buddhi, indriya, ahankara

Abdominal or uterine cavity. 1. Cavity of the portion of the trunk located between chest and pelvis, 2. Cavity within the muscular hollow pear shaped structure of female reproductive system.

Ovum -the female reproductive or germ cell capable of developing into a new organism of same species.

Indrawing

Administration of medicine in the mid day after the morning food has been digested, similarly taking afternoon medicine after the mid day meal has been digested is known as Antara bhakta. This method is useful in person who has good digestive capacity.

Trunk - the body exclusive of head and limbs.

medial (internal) lateral (inward or external)

Muffled sound

Antariksha is intermediate sphere between earth and sky. Water which is originated from clouds between intermediate spheres is Rain water.

internal channels - Internal tracts, channels, tubes, ducts

Inward bending of eyelashes

living beings having internal consciousness i.e. their consciousness is not externally manifested; e.g. plants

Canthi, outer and inner angels of the eye. The angle at either side of the slit between the eyelids.

Remote appearance of a near object.

Small intestine

Lumen of Intestine -cavity of the alimentary canal extending from the pylorus to the anus.

rain water collected directly before reaching earth surface and is considered to be the best among all water

Continuous

Continuous pain

Multiple fracture with tiny bone pieces

1. one of the synonyms of life span.
2. receive or subordinate disease.
3. continuity of result.

1. One of the synonym of life span 2. Receive or subordinate disease

Dream based on the previous experiences

Tiny or narrow opening

A Favor, kindness, obligation, Assistance

Imitation of other's speech.

Applying cosmetics, Coating

Mode of administration of poison through an ointment.

Substances which restores & facilitates the physiological direction of various flows within the body like flatus and stool.

the process through which the knowledge of the unseen facts is inferred on the basis of direct observation

Narrow pathways

statements of agreement with the opinion of others

conclusion from given premises

Tiny openings faced towards internal

marshy lands

Lack of mucus

Any liquid which is taken soon after food. Drink should have properties opposite to that of food, but should not be incompatible with the particular food. It helps in easy movement, digestion and assimilation of the food particles.

Rasa(Taste) of a substance which is perceived towards the end or with less intensity or which is latent;

Lukewarm

substances having unctuous property used in BASTI ;

substances which are helpful to induce ANUVASANA BASTI ;

Found of questioning others

enquire something relating to a scripture or a part, a question or a part with a view to testing the knowledge, power of comprehension and expression and capacity to reply to the later

The statement which is beset with defects of speech and which requires clarification.

Short bones.

Feels as pulling by others, Feels as others

Feels as others

mutual non-existence

1. Water; 2. One of the pancha mahabhuta which is responsible for binding all particles within a substance; 3. Synonym of Jala

Emaciation

statements which point out the definite cause for an effect and that such a cause as indispensable

Falling

Falling

Loss of memory

Wasting with discoloration

Indigestion

Stretching pain

Cutting pain

Loss of digestive power or Indigestion

One of the five subtypes of Vāyu (Vāta), situated in the pelvic region. It performs the functions like defecation, micturition, parturition, menstruation, and ejaculation.

Rectum

Outer Canthus. The angle at lateral side of the slit between the eyelids.

Tragus - cartilagenous portion in front of external meatus of the ear.

Outer junction of the eye lids. The angle at lateral side of the slit between the eyelids.

Placenta - The oval or discoid spongy structure in the uterus through which the fetus derives its nourishment.

Inferior Quality; one among 10 Paradi gunas;

Protrusion

Upper garment worn in a fashion so as fall on his left arm.

Loss of intelligence

Unconsciousness

Loss of memory

Does not look forwards or Introvert

Under - nutrition-Regimen which leads to emaciation of the body, viz purification measures (Purgative , emesis, bloodletting and decoction enema treatments),fasting, basking, excessive exercise and even by taking negative calorie food. It is contrast to over-nutrition( Santarpana).

Food and behaviors which are not conducive or not wholesome to body and mind is called as apathy. Contrast to Pathya.

Vagina. Genital passage. A musculo membranous tube that forms the passage way between cervix uteri and the vulva.

Vagina. Genital passage. A musculo membranous tube that forms the passage way between cervix uteri and the vulva.

More than one's natural capacity

Statements which indicate or include an exception to a general rule.

Twisting

Animals which have made water as primary habitat or animals which resides in water comes under apacara category, it Includes those which swim about in water. Exp- Swan, Pheasant, Crane, Kingfisher etc.

Rough

Corpulent

Invincible or cannot be defeated

Loss of Libido, Lack of interest in sex

Weakness of sense organs

Unpleasant look

Agitated.

Loss of activities

Speaking continuously

Retention

Retention

Retention

Dislike or aversion

Inseparable relationship

Sinking in water.

Sinking in water.

one of the test of avaleha or gudapaka indicating relative density

Sinking in water.

Floating in water

Floating in water

authoritative person

Authoritative speech

the unimpeachable truth of enlightened men; the 1st proof of justifying knowledge

One of the bhasma test -the bhasma shouldn’t reverse to its original elemental state when heated with prescribed material

Which is made out of Barley, it removes ailments such as Udāvarta, Pratishaya( coryza), Kasa (Cough), Gala Roga (Throat diseases) etc.

Watery stool

Unprecedented sound

substances having jala (water) as the predominant mahabhuta;

Sharp big nail like sting.

Haematemesis

Action initiating ability of substances, which is specific to substances because substances only can initiate any action, not their properties;

the ideology which believes that effect is produced sequentially after the sequential destruction of the cause

Cow dung obtained from forest

Natural form of dried cow dung cakes obtained from forest used in graded heating system

loss of gustatory sensation

Loss of gustatory sensation

Loss of gustatory sensation

It is symptom produced when poisoned food partaken produces loss of taste sensation (ageusia).

Restlessness due to dissatisfaction

Forearm, Anti-brachium. The portion of the arm between elbow and the wrist.

Tumor

Feels as draped with wet clothing.

Harmful preparation made up of moderately toxic substances which prove to be fatal in a period of 15 days.

A unit of Measurement; Synonym of one sukti=24 g of metric units

indicating measure Synonym of one kudava=192 g of metric units

A graded heating system used for preparation of medicines which is equivalent to Half Gajaputa

Twisting of face resembling facial paralysis

Moist; Collection of herbal Materials in wet / fresh condition

Tourniquet

grave prognostic sign

Looks circle of sun

Looks as coated with juice of Arka (Calotropis gigentea)

Loss of appetite

Literal meaning is disease free state; health, lightness of body, efficiency of limb and that which brings about happiness. Happiness which arises from equilibrium of the body constituents. Health is extolled as necessary for achievement of all the four objectives of life viz virtue, wealth, pleasure and Salvation (Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha).

Absence of hair

A process of compounding of mercury in which Purified mercury is used to make the body disease free, strong & stable

Piles or polypus

antihaemorrhoidals; drugs useful in treatment of piles;

Feeble voice

One of the Upadhātus of Rasa Dhātu. Indicative of either Menstrual fluid or Ovum. It is dominant of Agni Mahābhūta.

Retention of Menstrual blood

Fallopian or Uterine tubes. Oviduct. / Channels with physiological importance in regulation of menstrual cycles - hypothalamo-pituitary- ovarian axis.

substances stimulating menstrual blood flow or ovulation;

menstrual blood or ovum

objects of sensory perception

(1) Heart - a hollow muscular contractile organ, the centre of circulatory system.

varying statement or false statement

Statements made in such a manner which gives room for inferences of a different meaning.

Where another unsaid idea is conveyed by the said one.

the word or the part of sentence where the actual meaning is lying

Desire, Fond of

Pain

Ulcer

Loss of appetite

Ulceration

Downy red.

Objects look like downy red.

Arteries - (small) arterial branches.

Downy red

Impetigo.

Undernourished

Soundless

Acousma or hearing non existing sound

Factors of the disease which are not generalized to all peoples but they are specific to specific individuals. Impact of these factors depends on age, strength, constitution etc.

Intolerance

Intolerance

Heat generating property of poison.

Improper sleep

Loss of motor function

Lack of capacity to do properly

Incapability

Incoherent speech

Unconsciousness.

Unconsciousness

Disunited, unconnected, not formed into a mass

Loss of power of sense organs

Cause that is innate to produce an effect

Loss of power of sense organs

Prolapsed anus.

Wide opening

Desire to take food

eatables;

Physical Postures

Dissatisfaction

Sees non-existing light in

Sees flames that do not exist.

Sees non-existing objects

Sees the non-existing stars

the ideology which believes that the effect is not present in the cause

1. Incompatible contact of the sense organs with their objects. 2. One of the three main causes of disease.

Things that are not pleasing or favorable to the mind, body, and senses are called Asatmya.

Stool resembles āsava in color and smell

Some particular organs, or group of organs which are container of something

Person getting sexual gratification after oral sex.

consequence of having no practical result

Black color

Neither hot nor cold

Uncoagulable blood

Stony hardness

Stony hardness

litholyptic; substances useful in treatment of calculi;

Feeling of heaviness like bearing of stone

Intolerance with touch.

Striking the ground.

Clapping at inappropriate occasions

Bursting pain in the eye

indicating the borders of materials

Lack of interest, especially to take food

Blood Vessels - the veins, arteries and capillaries.

Color of normal blood

Lacrimation

Exudates; Secretion

Loss of hearing

Loss of recreation

Substratum; an attribute of the substances which is the substratum of properties and actions;

Blood

Vomiting of blood (Haemetemesis)

Smell of blood

Desire for blood

Objects look as if dipped in blood.

Intra abdominal bleeding

Spitting of blood (Haemoptysis)

Lacrimal Canaliculi - small canals concerned with conduction of tears from the lacrimal puncta to the lacrimal sac.

Lacrimal fluids (Tears) - The liquid excreted into the eyes by the lacrimal glands

Lacrimal apparatus - structures concerned with secretion and conduction of tears

Loss of hearing

8 dried cow dung cakes obtained from forest used in graded heating system

Eight types of undesirable constitutions are there, those are as fallows Too tall, too short, too hairy, hairless, too white, too black, too corpulent and too emaciated. These constitutions are considered as undesirable because they do not possess sufficient resistance power against diseases. The qualitative and quantitative proportions of the tissues are not proper in them. The measurement by finger (Anguli Pramana) of the body and compactness of the tissue is also abnormal. Some opines that 8 types of undesirable constitutions are mainly related to some sort of hormonal dysfunction of the body. Dysfunction of thyroid, gonads, adrenal cortex and pituitary etc.

indicating to quantity of material equivalent to 1/8th part

Combination of following Rhizomes of Eight Plants: Jeevak (Malaxis acuminate), Risbhak (Malaxis muscifera), Meda (Polygonatum verticillatum), Mahameda (Polygonatum cirrhifolium), Kakoli (Roscoea procera), Ksheerkakoli (Fritillaria roylei), Riddhi (Habenaria edgeworthii), Vridhi (Habenaria intermedia).

The action of poison is manifested in eight virulent stages or impulses (vega).

Speaking at inappropriate place

substances used in BASTI;

Adjuvant of corrective BASTI; substances used to facilitate corrective BASTI.

Fifth of the seven basic Dhātus, whose function is to provide stability to the body. It is predominant of Pṛthvi and Ākāśa Mahābhūtas.

Bone - specialized form of dense connective tissue consisting of bone cells embedded in a matrix made of calcified intercellular substance.

Stone like excessive hardness

Stony hard

Stone like swelling and numbness of the tongue.

Color of bone

Bony Nodes, joints - an articulation, the point of juncture between two bones.

Bony skeleton - the bone framework of the body.

Articulation, joints - the point of juncture between two bones.

Clumps of the bones.

Bone marrow - the soft organic material that fills the cavities of the bones.

Bone marrow - the soft organic material that fills the cavities of the bones.

Medullary canal - cavity within the bone containing marrow

Fast or rapid.

Ominous; Harmful for health

Absence of cleanliness; Impure

Feeling of fullness in the epigastric region.

Dirty

1. Fast acting or fast moving attributed to the action of the substance.

1. Operating quickly, swiftly 2. Of sudden onset /acute

Discomfort or unpleasantness, If agadas (antitoxic medicines) are used in healthy, non poisoned persons it would produce all kinds of discomfort.

Unhappy disposition

Case of sudden death.

Quick digestion

Due to speedy property of poison it proves speedily fatal.

Interrupted speaking

Desire to awaking

Sleeplessness

refreshing, satisfactory feeling

In the condition of fear of poison, psychological morale boosting of the patient is advised by consoling the patient.

disturbed mind

Discomfort, Disease

Loss of Sweating

Mouth

coating in the mouth

Wandering

Stretched skin

Smell of Linseed

Color of linseed flower

Resembles of Linseed

Stretched skin

Men, learned in the lore of the Atharva Veda.

one among four categories of medicines described in Atharva Veda

Stool with excessive pungent smell

Excessive or Hyperactive

More obstructive

Excessive burns during cauterization.

such statements of the author permitting incorporation of useful knowledge from elsewhere not described by him

Gigantism is one among the eight undesirable conditions, in this condition person become abnormally healthy and gain excessive height. He also become impotent and cannot resist disease. Gigantism – associated with the disturbance in the anterior pituitary which produce gigantism.

Being too fair or whitish skin.

Excessive nodular or Hard

Dwarfism is one among the eight undesirable conditions, in this condition person become abnormally healthy and become dwarf. Dwarfism- is associated with disturbance in the pituitary. In this condition such as frolich’s syndrome and Cushing syndrome such dwarf constitution is produced.

Dislocation

Too emaciated- Hyperactivity of thyroid causes wasting of muscles and develops wasting.

Excessive hairs/ hirrsutism- excessive hair over the body associated with dysfunction of the pituitary, adrenal cortex and gonads, also indicates the abnormalities like PCOD,PCOS etc.

Hyperactive

Unprecedent or Super power

Excess

Excessive sleep

Hyperactive

Continuous

Hyperactive

Diarrhea

Hyperactive

Overweight; Obese

When the matter which actually to be said earlier but is said later, and because of delayed presentation become unacceptable

methods of referring back to the earlier portion of the book for information on a particular subject without which the present topic cannot be understood properly

Hyperactive

the subtle body which consist of manas, indriya and atma , devoid of gross body

Hyperactive, Hard

Hyperactive

Hyperactive

Hyperactive

Hyperactive

Extreme contact of sense organ with their respective objects and time

Soul or spirit: principle of life and sensation ,the individual self; the only conscious element in the human body

After due consideration to the self-one should indulge in taking food. Individual should keenly assess quantity and quality of the food with respect to his constitution and self. This helps to yield the healthy effect over the body.

Crackling sound in joints

Painful distension of abdomen accompanied by rumbling noise

Unsatisfied, Insatiability

Excessive digestive power

absolute non-existence

Fullness of abdomen even taking less food.

Excessive

Paranoid.

Speaks more than his natural capacity

Flesh of aquatic variety: Flesh of animal living or growing in water

All substances of plant origin organized and unorganized.

Artesian well – water which springs from the earth and flows like a large spring.

Salts derived from plants

relating to or depending on special qualities , limited by particular conditions , valid only under particular suppositions

the statement based on similarity

veins of the nose-Anterior facial vein, near the nose.(Angular vein)

A clinically manifested disease of man resulting in the spread to another person; Communicable Disease

medicine / drug

Medicine mixed with food- for those who have aversion to words the medicines, for them food should be given mixed with medicine.

herbs having limited life cycle till fruiting or maturity i.e. annual plants

Hotness

Excitement

Inactive

Injured nose which is elicited by voice.

Breaking pain

Breaking pain

Continuous

Cracks of fissure

a normal complexion of man , bright white in nature

Frequent shaking movement of the body or pain in chest or irritation in the throat

Hard

Immersion of anointed body in to a tub of warm water. It is one among the daily regimen which nourishes whole body, bestows strength, gives stability and enhances physical resistance power.

Frequent rubbing

Restricted movement

Likes to cover the head with hands

Contempt

indicating property of material which is straight

Hurled down from a height.

Voice resembles the sound of pigeon

One of the five subtypes of Kapha that supports and sustains the heart and other sites of Kapha.

A pharmaceutical dosage form- confectionery the decoctions are further concentrated to semisolid consistency after adding sweetening and other substances over fire

Modes of administration of poison through comb.

Cutting pain

Disgust for food articles.

Disgust for food articles.

Pressing type of pain

Doesn’t produce nausea/vomiting- one of the test for copper containing bhasma

Cramps

Lack of desire

Face looking downwards.

Downward looking face

Twisting pain in chest.

A process in which the powdered material has to be sprinkled into the molten material

Uprooting pain in local area.

The use of a particular drug in excess amount.

Pressing pain

Person having poor mental tolerance/Inferior mind. They can sustain neither by themselves nor by others, although having big stature they are unable to endure even mild pain. They are associated with fear, grief, greed, confusion.

enveloping raw material with same or other material

Retention or stiffness

Shoulder - the junction of the clavicle and scapula where the arm meets the trunk.

Impaled

Unsteady Pupil

1. Depression 2. Sinking, fainting, Exhaustion, fatigue 3. Lacking courage and spirit

Putrefaction

Flabbiness

Blood circulation

Resting upon; holing of body

Different three phase of Digestion that takes place within the GIT i.e. stomach, small intestine & large intestine, each stage correspondingly producing Kapha, Pitta & Vata.

Regimens which are unwholesome to health status. Intake of Vata aggravating food by a person after exhaustion, sexual act and physical exercise or intake of kapha aggravating food by a person after sleep or drowsiness.

Conditionally moving time is that which is concerned with the various stages diseases manifestation. Like Acute or Chronic stages.

Putrefaction

Nape of the neck - back of the neck.

Body

Involuntary or without reflex

Looks towards palms frequently without any specific cause

Bending of head

ignorance and illusion

Substances inducing labor pain.

Indigested

Turbid

Blurred vision

Weakness of sense organs

Incomplete

Impairment of digestion or metabolism

Indigestible.

Detoxified state

Absence of sign of poison, a bite a non- venomous serpent is marked by the absence of any of the specific symptoms of poisoning.

Retention

Bad

Tells truth

Colorless

Tortuous Umbilicus

Blurred vision

Unmanifestated state, unapparent, indistinct, invisible, imperceptible. A feature of Vāta.

Indistinct Speech

Irregular

Not liable to change; Imperishable, A synonym of Ātmā

Stretching of vein

Riding on undesirable vehicles.

Desire for Exercise

Physical exertion, Toil

Iron ladle/ rod used for different processes of medicines

Non employment , non use, non application, non performance

1. Span of life, 2. continuous combination of sattva, atma, sharira, indriya

The Science and Knowledge of life, which describes all substances of the universe in terms of their being beneficial, harmful, pleasant and unpleasant to life

substances which enhance life span

Suppressed

Suppressed or loose motion irregularly

Blurred vision

Tying/ligating/fastening

Closed fist

Pain

Loss of hearing

Thick

a process where material is cooled by removing heat source-External cooling

Protrusion of tongue

Prolapsed Rectum

living beings having externally manifested consciousness like those of humans

Excessive sleep

Clear manifestation of tendon network

Multiple network

Much, many, frequent, abundant, numerous, great or considerable in quantity. An attribute of Vāta.

intake of more quantity of food

loss of motor function of upper limb

Multiple visions

Upper limb

Loss of motor function of upper limb.

Excessive, thick

Excess

Excessive sleep.

strangulation (manual garroting) etc

Frequently

verbosity

Intake of more quantity of food

Impurities seen on external part of the body. It’s a sign of poor personnel hygiene, which may end up in many ailments like itching, burning sensation etc.

It is a mercurial process where materials are Added after Melting the material outside separately.

it is the sediment part of the fermentation process and Synonym of surabija- seed and is used for an initiation of the fermentation process

Fond of Children

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Energy required to perform daily activities is Strength. – Individual strength has been classified in 3 types. Sahaja – Hereditary, Yuktija Strength achieved from exercise, food etc. Kalaja – natural strength received during Visarga kala. As long as the patient has good strength he can resist the all sorts of the diseases easily. If this strength or immunity is decreased minor diseases can create serious symptoms.

Childhood- it is determined from birth to 16 years, when dhatus are immature, sexual character are not manifested; the body is delicate with incomplete strength& dominance of kapha dhatu.

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Birth in a place which is endowed with energized persons. One among the strengthening factor which is concerned with the place. Individual taken birth in that place where there is a good vitality. That is birth in Jangala desha (arid place), will have good tolerance capacity.

One among the strengthening factor which is concerned with the time. Individual taken birth in the time where there is a good vitality. That is birth in Visarga kala, will have good tolerance capacity.

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Factors which increase and maintain the strength of an individual it includes birth in a place having strong person, that in a time conducive for strength, favorable time, excellence of seed and soil, excellence of diet, body, suitability and psyche, natural mechanism, youth, physical exercise and cheerfulness.

Loss of physical strength or weakness

Sacrificial offering or propitiatory oblation.

Likes to do oblation

Loss of physical strength or weakness

strength, stamina & immunity promoter

Suppressed

Loss of menstrual blood.

Bright red eye, like the flower of Pentapetes phoenicae

Bright red eye, like the flower of Pentapetes phoenicae

Resembling the smell of goat.

Urine resembling the smell of goat.

Bladder

Abdomen resembles like a bladder filled with water

reflection of the skin color

Micturition with breaking pain

Breaking pain

Bizarre look

A unit of Measurement; Synonym of one adhak_ =3.073 g of metric units

Ingestion - oral administration

masticable; dietary substances to be masticated; e.g.

Food or drinks consumed by the individual.

A natural inclination or fondness for something; Desire

Perverted desire or there will not be desire on things which were desired previously.

Breaking pain in the body.

Drooping of shoulders.

Bee like blue color

Quality of material indicating Brittleness/ fragility

Breaking pain

certain pharmaceutical products are to be prepared by exposing them to sun rays

Indicating measure 40 tulas are equal to one bhar i.e. 96 kg (rounded to 1.0 quintals) of metric units.

Heavy in weight – indicating the concentration of the material

Heaviness of the head.

Frying/Roasting- one of the process applied in purification/refining of the material

ash

Ash color.

Ash color.

Urine resembles the washings of ash.

used for blowing purpose

Shining indicating the mineral property of reflecting of light by the surface -

Terrestrial snakes.

state of existence

Steeping - it’s a type of modulatory process of qualities of food & drugs. Steeping the food articles with any kind of decoction or juice will enhances the properties of the particular food and drug.

One of the process applied in purification/refining of the material

Dreams indicative of future happenings

Fear

Splitting pain Breaking pain

Breaking pain

a group of purgatives

Color of frog

medicine

Piercing pain, Breaking pain

Breaking pain

Weak voice resembles the broken bell metal.

Sound resembles the broken bell metal.

The weak voice resembles the broken bell metal.

Hoarseness of voice

Loose motion

When poisonous food is put into fire, the food burns in severed & disjointed flames.

Aversion to physician

Stomach contents

Stagnation of food in the gut.

Difficulty in deglutition.

One of the five subtypes of Pitta that causes Illumination or shining of the skin.

Dazzling appearance of the eye

Objects look as dazzling

Giddiness, Dizziness or tremor.

Unsteady foot

Wandering

Objects look as revolving

Variety of honey collected from Bhramara type of honey bee. Color of this honey will be of whitish.

Prolapse

Perplexed mind

Perplexed sight

Frantic eye

Seeing things in faulty manner

Excessive

Excess flow

Spasmodic movement of the eyebrow

Spasmodic movement of the eyebrow.

Earth: the proto-element

An apparatus used for purification, digestion etc processes by submerging it under ground and applying heat from above

Curved

Upper limb

Loss of appetite

Intake of more quantity of food

Excessive

Ornaments

It is made up two words, Bhuta – living things, Dhatri- women giving nutrition to the baby by own breast milk. It is another name of Ratri swabhava prabhava Nidra, is a type of Nidra comes due to the effect of night. It’s a natural sleep. This type of sleep nourishes one’s own body similar breast milk nourishing the new born baby.

Five types of Agni, those act after Jatharagni, but before Dhatvagni on the food and its metabolites. They are: Parthiva, Apya, Taijasa, Vayaviya and Nabhasa. They act on the corresponding substrate based on Pancabhautika composition to make them homologous to that of the bodily constituents.

Evil spirits or extrinsic micro-organism

The self consisting of the elements, The soul of all being.

Excellence of seed (sperm and ovum) & soil (Womb) - it is the one of the strengthening factors of the body. Child grown to the parents having Excellency in sperm, ovum and womb will be endowed with good strength, vitality and immunity.

A stage of satvapatana in which flame attains color of melting material indicating the metal supposed to melt

Includes animals living in burrows. Exp- toad, Iguana, snake, porcupine.

indicating measure Synonym of one pala=48 g of metric units

defecation with burning and gripping pain

Petechial patches.

A spot

Multiple spots on skin.

Passing urine drop by drop.

One of the five subtypes of Kapha that helps in the perception of taste.

Rectum

A state of continence and chastity abstaining from sexual relations and experience

Brahmā means relating to Bramha or creator or supreme spirit or to sacred knowledge or study or divine or presided over by a Bramha. Muhūrta refers to partic, period of the day. Brahmā muhūrta includes time between 4th Ghatika and 2nd Ghatika before sunrise, or 48 minutes of auspicious period before sunrise. It’s the relevant time for thinking brahmā or to study.

Avoidance of sexual act physically, mentally & verbally all ways under any circumstances. Control over genital organ, which leads to pleasant mind & helpful to attain knowledge about Bramha (supreme god)

a combination of following five roots obtained from trees

All procedures and treatment which increase body weight and strength is called Brimhana. This therapy is indicated for emaciated, weak and debilitated and for those in convalescence from chronic illness like

anabolic/promoters of tissue growth

Desire to take food.

Skin covered with bubble like flesh.

Lack of intelligence

Lack of intelligence

The power of forming and retaining conceptions and general notions , intelligence , reason , intellect , discernment , judgment

Perverted intelligence

Lack of intelligence

Perverted intelligence

Lass of intelligence

Perverted intelligence

intellectual aberration

Perverted intelligence

Consciousness: character of self

Religious or sacred tree.

Making levigated material into small disc shaped pellets for preparing ashes.

Eye. One of the five sense organs.

substances beneficial for eye health

Unsteady voice

To move

Unsteady activities

Looseness of teeth

Unsteady sight

tremor of hand

Trembling of eyebrow

Trembling of one cheek

Unsteady

Compact beak like ring mark on skin

Color of Peacock feather

Stool as the color of peacock feather.

Stool as the color of peacock feather

Stool as the color of feather of peacock

Moon shaped pupil

An alloy of silver and copper in the ratio of 16:12 respectively

Person after taking food should walk for a hundred feet slowly, that way reduces the heaviness of the body and aid in easy digestion of consumed food.

Unsteady activities

It is one of the process of mercury where measured quantity of material has to be added for further process of digestion

skin

Food which is consumed after chewing.

A shallow saucer of clay or iron used for frying/roasting of materials

Bluish colored urine.

Cracking sound

Dilatation of vagina.

Cracking pain

A group consisting of following four drugs Nagar (Rhizome of Zingiber officinale), Ativisha (Root of Aconitum heterophyllum), Musta (Rizome of Cyperus rotundus), Guduchi (Stem of Tinospora cardifolia).

A combination of following four seeds viz. Methika (Trigonella foenum- graecum), Chandrashoor (Lepidium sativum), Kalājaji (Nigella sativa), and yavanika (Trachyspermum ammi).

Animals having four poisonous fangs.

Combination of following four fragrant drugs viz. Twak (Bark of Cinnamomum zeylanicum), Ela (Fruit of Elettaria cardamomum), Patra (Leaves of Cinnamomum tamala), and Nagkesar (Androceum of Mesua ferrea).

A combination of following four parts of three exothermic drugs that is Pippali and Pippali moola (Fruit and root of Piper longam), Maricha (Fruit of Piper nigrum), Shunthi (Rizome of Zingiber officinale).

Twenty four modalities of treatment of poisoning.

a group consisting of following four words Bhishag (Physician), Dravya (Drugs/Medicine), Upasthata (Attendant) and Rogi (Patient)

Canals water – the clear water flowing through the naturally broken stones, filled with water plants having the color of blue lotus.

Accumulation

physical or mental efforts

Loss of motor function

Imitation of actions of others

Loss of motor function of upper limb

Loss of motor function of lower limb

Motor nerves - A nerve that transmits impulses from nervous system to effectors.

Movable joints - Joints characterized by the presence of a cavity within the capsule separating the bony elements.

Improper activities.

Brain - A large soft mass of nerve tissue, contained within the cranium.

psyche or mind

Conscious element: Universal soul or spirit.

Loss of consciousness

animate substances; substances having consciousness like plants, animals

Conscious

the conscious one:

Prepared by adding large amount of water to Madhita.

Fraudulent or delusive statements and unmeaning verbosity

A synonym of dried cow dung cake

vomiting

anti-emetics

Holding of umbrella- prevents from rain, wind, dust, snow etc. is wholesome for complexion, vision and ojas and has overall salutary effect.

Umbrella shaped pupil

Fond of Shade

skin reflection based on color and Complexion

Diminished complexion

Cutting pain

A process in which material is chopped into small pieces by sharing action

cut

Carries in teeth

Opening; Hole

Passing of flatus through ulcer

Passing stool through ulcer

Passing semen through ulcer

Attacking on other's weak points

Cutting pain

Cutting pain

Cutting pain

Splitted pupil

Incised wound.

Complete cutting of broken bone

Chin

Chin or Mentum - Point of the lower jaw, region below lower lip.

the body consists of five mahabhuta and atma

Unctuous

Formication

Imitation of thinking

Thinking excessively

The subject of thought

Flattened

Delayed digestion

Closing of eye with difficulty

Delayed ejaculation

Delayed speech

Delayed

Wearing rags from road sides.

Multicolored pupil

Reveals secrets

Seeing objectives in multi color.

Perplexed mind

Perplexed mind

Perplexed mind

perplexed mind

Perplexed mind

Sucking type of sensation

Smell of Rat

Nipple; The conical protuberance in each breast from which the lactiferous ducts discharge in the female.

The disappearance of color of plating after staying for some days

A kind of magnetic iron which attracts to iron- magnetic property

Dusty appearance

Powdering – preparing fine powder

Suction.

It refers to suckable

Sucking pain in bladder.

Falling or dislocation

Dislocated feeling of heart

Falling or dislocation

When the milk is boiled with curd it curdles. The watery portion is discarded and the solid portion is collected as Dadhi Kurcika.

It is the supernatant liquid portion in the curd/yoghurt

Group(8) of Yoghurts and its various stages

Burnt like stool

Pupil looks as burned

Color of burnt scar.

Color of burned Jaggery

Symptoms produced in a spider bite causing dushivisha (slow poison), the bite place appears as a burn and it gets suppurated quickly.

a stage observed in the preparation of the medicines where the material is burned

Completion of the process over above the stage of kharpaka – charred state

Sign of suspected poisoning meaning heart remains intact while body is burning.

Burning sensation.

Menstruation with burning sensation

Expiration with burning sensation

Burning sensation.

Ejaculation with burning in penis

Burning Micturition.

In scorpion bite, there is intense burning pain in the beginning and thereafter there is pinching pain which spreads upwards instantaneously.

Defecation with burning sensation

Wretchedness, pathetic.

non-pharmacological management of illness applying spiritual intervention

one among four categories of medicines described in Atharva Veda

Also called the Southern solstice or Dakshinayana. It indicates the movement of the sun. During this period the sun begins moving southward. This period enhances the strength of all living beings. Dakshinayan Kala Includes three seasons Varsha, Sharada, and Hemanta

Breaking

Cracks

Cracking pain

self restraint

A dumble shaped apparatus used for extraction/sublimation of mercury etc from metals & non-metals

Fixed gaze

Poison coming out of the snake fangs viz., lower left, upper left, lower right and upper right is progressively more and more virulent and incurable.

Symptom of the hornet sting is suppuration of the bitten part.

Biting

site of bite/sting

Putrefaction/ suppuration of the affected part.

Excoriation.

Ayurvedic term for poisonous teeth which is counted as site of poison and medium of spreading poison/infection by the way bite of animal.

Distinct impression of all the fangs on the bitten part.

Animate type of poison is neutralized by the use of inanimate poisons.

All poisonous animals.

The poison which originates from fangs or canines in animals.

Pain resembles from the bite of scorpion.

Holding stick removes fear of dog, reptiles, ferocious beasts and horned animals. Protects from falling, slipping and other defects.

Gum/ Gingiva - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw

Gnashing of the teeth

Gum/Alveolar arch - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw

Cutting margin of tooth - Crown of the tooth

Tooth

Gnashing of teeth

Hypersensitivity in teeth.

A piece of plant, stick or twig which is used for cleaning teeth & in ancient time it was used for giving the poison.

Gnashing of teeth

Gum - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw

Root of teeth/Gum - Part of the human teeth covered by cementum/The fleshy substance or tissue

Bleeding from Gums

Gum/Alveolar arch - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw

Gnashing of the teeth

Falling of teeth

Looseness of teeth.

Swelling of gums

Enamel - A hard white dense substance forming a covering for the crown of the teeth

Enamel - A hard white dense substance forming a covering for the crown of the teeth

Alveolar arch/Gum - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw

Bleeding from Gums

Gnashing of the teeth

Bony sockets of teeth - A dental alveolus of the maxilla or mandible, a cavity that contains the root of a tooth.

Cardiac murmur

Cracking pain in heart

Cracks, Fissure

Cracks, Fissure

hardness , fixedness , stability , strength

Pride, arrogance

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

Blurred vision.

1. Looking at, seeing, observing 2. Inspection / examination

To see

Restricted vision or Blurred vision.

Hard

Hooded snake/cobras.

Ten attributes or properties of poison by which it acts on the body and produces harmful effects.

A poison which proves almost instantaneously fatal (within a day) should be regarded as having all ten qualities of poison.

A combination of following ten roots obtained from Five trees Bilva (Aegle marmelos), Agnimantha (Premna mucronata), Shyonak (Oroxylum indicum), Pātla (Stereospermum suaveolens), Gambhari (Gmelina arborea) and Five plants Shālparni (Desmodium gangeticum), Prishnaparni (Uraria picta), Brahti (Solanum indicus), Kantkari (Solanum surattense), and Gokshura (Tribulus terrestris).

Lips

Labia or lips

Teeth - Hard bony projection in jaws serving as organ of mastication

bitten/stung

It is a type of snake bite in which three marks of the fangs are seen accompanied with tearing of the muscle but not of blood vessels.

It is a type of snake bite in which four fang marks are seen with tearing of the muscles but not of the blood vessels.

By giving / adding

Color of the flower of Daugdhika (Oxystelma esculantum)

Loss of strength.

Debility, weakness, feebleness

Foul smell

Hot touch.

Desire

The living body. Indicative of growth in the bodily tissues.

Body

Make the body strong like iron

Making the body stronger & steady through therapeutics

it implies to body or body part or geographical area

Intake of dry and sharp substance in deserts: unctuous and cold substance in marshy land is considered as place unwholesome diet/ drugs.

habitat; plants are named on basis of their place of origin

Aversion to good

Combination of following four plants Shreekhand (Santalum album), Karpoor (Cinnamomum comphora), Agru (Aqualaria aggalocha), and Kāshmir (crocus sativus).

Lack of courage

Melting and pouring into cold/hot liquids through certain apparatuses

Enlargement of artery

Prominent network of artery

Prominent network of artery

Hardening of artery

Prominent network of artery

Smelting

Puffed rice-Grains are fried after dehusk. It is light in nature and easy to digest. Indicated in Jwar & Agnimandyaetc.

Intermediary process in incineration of mica for removing stone, gravel etc and to make fine powder with the help of paddy & sour gruel.

Heap of paddy husk keeping the medicines to maintain the temperature

It’s a type of Antariksha jala. The water which falls from the mountain in the form of falls.

Inability to bear urge of defecation

A unit of Measurement; ,Four seeds of masha are equal to one dharan and synonym of sana

Holding, carrying, preserving, protecting, Possessing. Common function of all Dhātus. Specific function of Asthi Dhātu.

Urges which are suppressed. These urges are aimed towards the mental harmony. It includes urges like greed, grief, fear, anger, ego, shamelessness, jealousy, excessive attachment, desire for things possessed by others, speaking harsh words, back biting, lying, desire for other women & stealing.

the one that prevents the body from decay, a synonym of ayu

Righteousness, justice, duty, obligations, dispostion, distinctive quality, religious observance etc. One of the four Purusharta’s (values or goals of life) according to Hindus. It is inferred by results of good conduct of a person which provides heaven and happiness is treated as dharma. Contrary to this Adharma.

Magistrate judge.

vitiation of dhatus; commonly used to denote the substances that are harmful to the living system

group of metals;

mineral or metal

Equilibrium of dhatus which is indicated by alleviation of the disorder. following criteria for DHATUSAMYA are alleviation of disorder

Stool with tissue elements

Transmutation of lower metals into noble metals

Seven types of Agni those are responsible for transformation of one Dhatu into another. Seven Dhatvagnis are: Rasagni, Raktagni, Mamsagni, Medo agni, Asthyagni and Sukragni.

Fleeing

Chocked

Understanding , intelligence , wisdom

Perverted intelligence

Adherence to wrong discrimination eternal & non eternal as well as wholesome is known as derangement of intellect because by nature the intellect sees rightly.

Obstruction of nostrils

Distention due to flatus

Puffy face

Lack of courage

Derangement of restraint it is not possible to control the mind indulged in sexual pleasure from the unwholesome object.

Controlling power of mind.

Medicated smoke.

Smoky vision

Smell of Smoke

Smell of Smoke

Smoky sensation

Smoky sensation

Smoke color Pupil

Smoke color Pupil

Feeling of emitting fumes from mouth

Smoky sensation

Smoky sensation

Asphyxia by inhalation of smoke.

Smoky sensation while breathing

smoky vision

Convulsion.

Fond of incense

Smoky sensation

Fumigation of perineal region.

Ash color, Grey color

Loss of erection of penis

Penis - The male organ of copulation and in mammals urination

Falling of hair

Thinking excessively

It is a symptom produced in the first of impulse of bird poisoning which means the bird gets depressed.

Coating

Mucus coating in throat

Arrow/sui poisoning.

Looking in all direction

Exhausted face

Made out of two words, Dina and Charya. Dina refers to Day/day time/day today and Charya refers to regimen/routine work which includes Ahara (Food) and Vihara (activities), thus Dinacharaya means daily routines or day to day regimens.

One of the mercurial processes by which reactiveness of mercury is to be hastened

Appetizer

Very brightly shining aura

Color of burnt scar

Very prolonged expiration.

Slow activities

Piercing pain.

Indicating the period in any process

Sleeping during day time. It should be avoided by healthy individuals otherwise it may cause increase of kapha, Meda. Except during grisma (summer) at all other time day sleep is prohibited. Day sleep is not nap.

Sleeping during day time

Mysterious mythological celestial snakes which are radiant just like fire and it is said that they always roar, cause rain, shine by themselves and always support and sustain the world, when become angry convert the world to ashes by their sight and exhalation.

Desire to take all types of food.

An apparatus used to detoxify the materials by suspending the bundle in specified liquids for a specified time period

Utilization of drugs, diet and regimen having similar qualities with Dosa (humours - Vata, Pitta & Kapha) but at variance with the habit of the individuals is categorized under this.

Principle constituents of the body that is responsible for homeostasis, when present in the state of equilibrium. Doṣas also determine the psycho-physiological nature / constitution of an individual. Doṣas are capable of vitiating the different bodily tissues, when deviate from the state of equilibrium and can lead to diseases. These are of two classes: a. Śārīrika (bodily): Vāta, Pitta and Kapha. b. Mānasa (psychological): Raja and Tama.

The interaction between the Doshas & Dushyas that occurs during the stage of Sthanasamshraya.

Finds fault in unfaultable things

Dreams due to aggravation of Doshas

Making the material free From impurities

Pacification of doshas; commonly used to denote the substances that pacify doshas.

Depending upon the location of doshas and the constitution of the patient, poisons provoke other doshas.

Abusing others

Retention of flatus

Color of grape fruit.