Ayurvedic Dictionary
There are currently 7 terms in this directory beginning with the letter E.
ebhyo'nyathā cikitsyāḥ एभ्मोऽन्मथा धचक्रकत्स्मा्Poisoned patients without the signs of (imminent) death should be treated.
ekadaṁṣṭrārdita एकदॊष्रार्दशतIf bitten by poisonous frog (toad), then there will be the mark of only one fang.
ekadeśasādhyatva एकदेशसाध्मत्िDifferent parts different effects; properties & actions are specific to the part of the substance;
ekakāla bhojana एककार बोजनFood should be given once a day in order to stimulate digestive fire. In certain condition to ignite the digestive fire in Agnimandy condition, this process of having meal per day is adopted.
ekāntaḥ एकान्त्Statements which are absolute, not differing from context to context and could not be modified.
ekapiṇḍam एकवऩण्डभ ्Making the material in homogenous mass by the process of grinding , rubbing, pounding 2.in the form of solid doses
ekavāsaraḥ एकिासय्the preparations or medicated oil & gudpaka etc. are advised not to process in a single day
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