Ayurvedic Dictionary: Sanskrit with Translation (online)

One of the five subtypes of Pitta that is situated in between the stomach and large intestine. Due to dominance of Agni mahābhūta, this Pitta is devoid of liquidity. This divides the food into Sāra (nutritive) and Kiṭṭa (waste) portions. This also supports other subtypes of Pitta.

1. Digestives; substances having capacity to digest but not necessarily increases the appetite; 2. Wound Suppuration

Small intestine. The alimentary canal extending from the pylorus to the caecum; The site where the consumed food undergoes transformation / digestion.

Cauterization like sensation iVq bPNk & Fond of Salt

Cleaning & washing feet with water which removes dirt and diseases of feet and fatigue, clarifies vision, promotes semen, wards off evil spirit and gives pleasure.

Lower extremity, foot. One of the Karmendriyas.

Body message with feet.

Fore-foot. Front of the foot

Tarsal bones excluding talus and calcaneus

Toes. Digits of the foot

Toes. Digits of the foot

Unwholesome food practices are to be tapered in quarter / quarter of quarters, and are substituted by Pathyahara (Wholesome food practice) in interval of one, two or three meal time according to condition. Substitution is to be augmented in gradual, phased manner.

Dancing movement of foot.

1. The meaning of a word or group of words; 2. Substance which exists has a nomenclature and is a subject of Knowledge. This whole universe is categorized in six padarthas. Ayurveda uses the term Karana (cause) for Padartha

Fatigue of leg

Reducing to 1/4th portion of decoction

Sole. Under part of the foot

Regular wearing of foot wares – alleviates diseases of feet, promotes semen, ward off evil organisms, gives pleasure and comfort in moving and is wholesome for Ojas. prevents from abrasions of thorn, stone, gravels , dust etc.

Color or red lotus petal

Lotus color

Pupil with the color of red lotus petal

Blood with the color of red lotus

Mode of administration of poison along with shoes or foot cushions.

Sliminess

A unit of Measurement; Synonym of one karșa=12g of metric units

Preparation of food etc., with a bad or rotten fuel and undercooking, overcooking or burning during the process of preparation comes under this category.

1. Digestion; transformation of substances with the help of agni i.e. digestive & metabolic enzymes. 2. Suppuration 3. Ripening 4. Cooking

Stomatitis.

Rashes on lip or cheilitis

Suppuration

Vomiting in the time of digestion

Implies for 1. One aspect or party of discussion 2. a specific assumption

New moon or full moon, If a snake bites someone during the conjugation of two fortnights i.e. full moon day and new moon day, and then it is incurable.

Eyelashes

Free end of eye lashes. Free end of a stiff hair on the margin of the eyelid.

Eye lashes. Stiff hair on the margin of the eyelid

Lid/Root of eye lashes. Root of a stiff hair on the margin of the eyelid.

Point of junction of cilia with lid margin

The process of digestive / metabolic transformation occurring mainly because of the action of Agni.

Indigestion

Gastrointestinal tract. A tube including stomach and intestine

Blood with the color of the fruit of ripe rose apple.

Large intestine or colon. The alimentary canal extending from the ileum to the anus

Nail with the color of ripe rose apple

Black colored stool like the ripped fruit of Zyzygium jambolanum.

a pharmaceutically best quality of lauha bhasma

Digested stool

Stool of both digested and undigested forms

Stool of both digested and undigested forms

Pale color.

Large intestine. The major seat of Vāta.

Large intestine

Blood colored stool

Large intestine or colon. The alimentary canal extending from the ileum to the anus

A unit of Measurement; Four karșas will make one pala i.e 48 g of metric units

Lobule. A small lobe or primary subdivision of a lobe

A cup shaped vessel with long curved handle used for melting of low melting materials and for jarana

Graying of hair

Tender leaves; Synonym of leaf

Comprising of five mahābhūtas-Akasha, Vayu, Tejas, Jala and Pṛthvī;

Perceptible by all 5 senses; substance can be perceived by all 5 senses;

Pallor on face.

Feels as eyes filled with dust

Feels as eyes filled with dust

Hand, Arm

Aversion to take alcohol.

Desire to take alcohol.

drink; dietary substances to be drunk, e.g. juice, soup

Resembles 5/16 gold= a property observed in Chalcopyrite

Soft drinks prepared with fruit juices (grapes, dates and jujube), sugar and spices. It is guru and visṭaṁbhi

The Five Great Elements: Aakasa, Vaayu, Teja, Jala and Pṛthvī. Ayurvedic doctrine states that all the matter in the universe is composed of these Five. The variety is because of the variation in the combining proportions.

Group of Five substances obtained from cow and its milk; Milk, Yoghurt, Urine, Ghee, Stool.

Five hundred decoctions.

Five substrata of decoctions viz. Madhura, Amla, Katu, Tikta, Kashaya.

Class of following five substances Zingiber officinale, Piper longum(root and fruit), Plumbago zeylanica, Piper retrofractum;

Group of following five substances Cow Ghee, Cow Yoghurt, Cow milk, Madhu(honey), Sharkara(sugarcane candy); Synonym of Divya Panchamrita

Group of following five plants; Tinospora cordifolia, Tribulus terrestris, Asparagus racemosus, Sphaeranthus indicus, Asparagus adscendens

Five parts of plants roots, stems, leaves, flowers & fruits collectively termed as

Group of five following tender leaves Aegel marmelos, Mangifera indica, Syzygium cumini, Citrus medica, Feronia elephantano.

A collective term used for indicating five pentads viz. five sense organs, seats of five sense organ, object of five sense, five basic material of five senses, five type of knowledge of five senses

Group of following five substances Boiled cowmilk, Sharkara (sugarcane candy), Piper longum, Madhu (honey), Ghrita (ghee).

Group of five fragrant substances Cinnamomum camphora, Piper cubeba, Myristica fragrans, Areca catechu, Syzygium aromaticum

Group of Five substances; Tailakand, Sudhakand, Krodakand, Rudantika, sarpanetra

Group of following five substances viz., Rheum emodi, Ranunculous scleratus, Alocasia indica, Amorphophallus paeoniifolius, Amorphophallus companlatus

Group of following five plants having bitter taste; Tinospora cardifolia, Adhatoda vasica, Azadirachta indica, Solanum surattense, Trichosanthus dioca

Death

Combination of following five stem barks Ficus bengalensis, Ficus glomerata, Ficus religiosa, Ficus lacor, Thespesia populnae;

A collective term used for conveying intended inference based on five steps.

the process of conjugation of all the five mahābhūtas in the substance

Pale color

Pale color

Pale red

Pale color

Paraplegia or limping

Hand. The part of the body attached to the forearm at the wrist

Wrist. The joint or region lying between the hand and the forearm

Palms /sole. Anterior or flexor surface of the hand from wrist to finger/Under part of the foot

Hands and feet. The part of the body attached to the forearm at the wrist / The terminal portion of the lower extremity

Distal row of carpal bones

Palm. Anterior or flexor surface of the hand from wrist to finger

Smell of wet mud.

Snakes.

Mercury

Group of ten properties commencing with Para used for clinical practice.

Desire, Fond of

Smallest unit of a material equivalent to 1/30th of the dust particles seen in the sun rays.

a process of drawing inference based on analogy

Inference from other source

mutual entrance

Relative superiority; one among 10 parādi guṅa.

Voice resembles the cooing sound of pigeon

Humiliation to respected persons

Personal artifacts.

Tongue looks like as burned.

Burning sensation

Crying

Fleeing

Smoky sensation

Smoky sensation.

Gives out fine dust if rubbed.

Stiffness, Restricted movement

Proscription - Intake of hot things after taking pork etc will comes under the unwholesome of proscription.

correcting the defects pointed out in respect of a previous statement

Horripilaiton.

Cutting pain

Cutting pain

Wet

Aversion to anything

Cutting pain

investigation or examinations which leads to correct knowledge

Diminished

Wailing or voice resembles the sound of pigeon

Quantity; one among 10 parādi guṅa

see MATRA

Circular patch

Rubbing

Rubbing

a process of achieving the knowledge through sense of touch

Lethargic, Lazy

Bluish yellow pupil.

Lethargy

1. Effect of time 2. Transformation

theory of transformation which states that all the substances get changes continuously

Harassment (trouble and annoy continually or repeatedly) towards others

Cracks or fissure

Pain

Diminished burning sensation.

Cracks or fissure

Offering prayers

Feels as head filled with mucus

Cracks

Wandering

Sprinkling or pouring the stream of medicated decoctions, milk, oil, ghee (clarified butter), takra (buttermilk) or meat juices over the body of the patients to minimize or to treat the effect of poison and disease.

Muscular wasting

Cracks

Exudation, Discharge

Impairment of orientation

Hotness

Humiliation to respected persons

Everson

Tremor

Cramps

Enveloping / covering

Enlargement

Tortuous

1. Thin flakes/wafers – a pharmaceutical Dosage form where the materials will be made to melt over the fire and sandwiched in between leaves.
2. external contaminants of mercury

1. Thin flakes/wafers – a pharmaceutical Dośage form where the materials will be made to melt over fire and sandwiched in between leaves

Heel. Rounded posterior portion of the foot under and behind the ankle

Calcaneus. A heel bone

Anterior ends of the ribs. Cartilaginous parts of the ribs

Ribs or costae. Curved Bones extending laterally and

Sides of the Chest, Flanks

Side of pelvis. Side of a bony structure formed by the innominate bones. The sacrum, the coccyx and the ligaments joining them

Side of thorax. Side of the part of the body between the base of the neck superiorly and diaphragm inferiorly

substances having pṛthvi as the predominant mahābhūta; these substances are heavy, compact, hard, etc. in nature

One of the category of substances that are of mineral origin like silver, gold, etc.

the substance predominantly made of pṛthvi mahābhūta

Rough; the property of the substance which causes hardness

Synonym;

Stale

Abode of atheist, when the snake bites in the abodes of pakhandas (hermits of kapalik sect), then it is incurable.

Last molar- Wisdom tooth. The last molar tooth on each side of the jaw.

1. Falling 2. Drooping

Flag like objects appears before eyes.

Different layers or coverings of eyeball

Fall

Cracks or breaking pain.

Dislocated feeling of heart

Fond of recitation.

Which is conducive to Patha (Way/micro and macro channels/Srotas) including the Doṣa, Dāthu and Mala? That which is conducive to the body and mind. Food or conduct which is conducive or wholesome to both body and mind. Eg. Rice, ghee, milk etc. Contrast is Apathya.

Leaf

1. A unit of Measurement; Synonym of one Ādhak= 3.073 g of metric units 2. vessel

versed in ancient legends and stories

(1) Penis. (2) Prostrate. (3) A measure. Full length of a man with his hands. (4) The male organ of copulation and in mammal’s urination.

(1) Penis. (2) Prostrate. (3) A standard. Man's full length with his hands. (4) The male organ of copulation and in mammals urination. (5) A gland surrounding the neck of the bladder and the urethra in the male.

Variety of honey collected from the Pauttika type of bee – they are of big in size.

Keeping /placing on embers

Character of poison is similar to fire so it gives rise to paittika (heat) symptoms in the body.

Ring finger. Fouth finger

Milk; Generally denotes Cow milk; a synonym of kṣīra

Desire to take Pāyasa (a sweet made from rice, milk and sugar.)

Water like stool

Examination with milk.

Breasts, Mammary glands; Literally mean the pots containing milk.

Rectum

Perineum. The structures occupying the pelvic outlet and constituting the pelvic floor

Horizontal mucous folds of rectum-Houston's valves. Mucous folds of rectum

An act of grinding /rubbing/triturating

Muscle. A type of tissue composed of contractile cells or fibers.

Thin gruel of rice along with its solid portion (Siktha). To prepare Peya, 14 parts of water and 1 part of broken rice are taken and boiled well till all the rice particles become soft. It increases digestive fire.

Class of different fruits

1. Fruit; 2. Therapeutic Result

Surfaces/ facets - a property of material

Group of 19 plants whose fruits are indicated in Paṁchakarma.

Micturition with splitting pain

a filtrate obtained by steeping the soft & aromatic substances in boiled water in liquid doses form

Molasses is a semisolid condensed sugarcane preparation, traditionally used to prepare Arișta, Asava and other forms of alcoholic fermentation. Its heavy in nature,Sweet in taste, nutitive and non - aphrodisiac and aggravates Tri-Doṣa.

Sensation in the like moving in the insects

Foaming at the mouth.

Froth

Frothy

One of the classical test indicating the completion of medicated ghee preparation

Vomiting of frothy material.

Frothy

Frothy

Frothy

One of the classical test indicating the completion of medicated oil preparation

Excreta of eye

Slimy

Slimy stool.

Mucoid Lacrimation

Slimy touch, gummy, Sticky, Sliminess,

the property of the substance which causes Slimness and stickiness

Slight slimy urine

Contused lacerated wound, a part of the body with the local bone crushed between the folds of door or by a blow becomes extended and covered with blood and marrow and is called a piccita (crushed wound) or ulcer.

A unit of Measurement; Synonym of one karșa=12 g of metric units

Pain

Papule

Excreta of eye

Tenderness

Pain

Desire to be pressed

Pressing type of pain

Pressing type of pain

Papule

Finger imprints on pressing -a test to observe in semi-solid preparations- confectionaries

Pressing pain in heart

Feels as if nose filled with bristles.

concept of molecular changes

Puffy face

Nasal discharge

Maintaining of stable body with positive health

Offer food to forefathers

Resembles mass form

A synonym of vaṭi-a ball/ a lump

Calf. The fleshy muscular back part of the leg below the knee.

Contraction

Reddish brown color

Tawny color

Oil cakes

Intolerance to thirst

Thirst, a sensation of dryness in the mouth and throat associated with a desire for liquids. A synonym of Tѓsna.

Formication

Ants crawling in urine

Formication

Type of insect which means ants. Bite causes inflammatory swelling and burning sensation at the seat of bite resembling those produced contact with fire.

Formication

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

Iris. The colored contractile

Menstrual blood resembles the washings of flesh

Urine resembles flour paste.

Urine resembles flour paste.

Urine resembles flour paste.

A process in which the material through rubbing etc made them to lose their original shape and attains a dry fine powder

Group of following substances used for Raṁjan(coloring) mercury Mamordia charantia, Banana, Terminalia chebula, Terminalia bellirica, Emblica officinals, Raw mango, Arundo donax, Nelumbo nucifera, Indigofera tinctoria, Kasis;

Yellow color

Sees objects in yellow color

Papule

Yellowish red

Drops of Breast milk make yellow lines in water

Yellowish red urine like cow's urine

Yellowish red

Paraplegia.

Yellowish lines of veins

Yellow color clothes. Best for soft skin, indicated in vasaṁta ѓtu. decreases kaphja vyadhi

Yellow color

An apparatus used to purify the low melting metals

concept of physical changes

Papule

Too much devotion to father or forefathers.

substances that vitiates Pitta Doṣa

substances that pacify vitiated Pitta Doṣa

One of the three bodily Doṣas that is responsible for digestion and metabolism in the body. It is situated in umbilicus, stomach, sweat, lymph, blood, watery fluids of the body, eye and skin. It is predominant of Agni mahābhūta. Its attributes are: Snehan (slightly unctuous), Tīkṣṇa (sharp), Uṣṇa (hot), Laghu (light), Visra (of pungent odour), Sara (flowing) and Drava (liquid). Pitta is of five types: Pācaka, Ālocaka, Raṅjaka, Bhrājaka and Sādhaka.

Gastrointestinal mucosa. Mucous membrane of stomach, large intestine and small intestine

Blood mixed with pitta

Vomit in the form of mere pitta

Group of bile of following five animals Men, Peacock, Cow, Horse, Fish.

Digestive tube with its appendages

Stool mixed with Pitta

Salivation of pitta

Heavy milk of newly delivered cow. Is heavy to digest and nourishing.

Spleen

Stage of a burn which is characterized by discoloring of its site and extreme burning and marked by absence of any vesicle or blister.

Natis. Buttock. Gluteal Prominence. Fleshy prominences on the lower back formed by the gluteal muscles with a covering of fat and skin.

With streaks a property of iron

Caecum. A blind pouch or cul-de-sac.

A kind of Dośage form where the materials (herbominerals) are to be shaped and processed by suspending it in sulphur bath etc,

Lustier, Shine, Radiance, Glim; caused due to substance with Agni mahābhūta predominance.

Diminished complexion

1. Characteristic therapeutic effect of a substance; 2. A basis for nomenclature of plants

Cracks

Excessive quantity.

Wavering of eyelashes

Shaking, Movement

Shaking

Trembling of eyebrow

Excessive vomiting

Fund of Shade

Excessive

Excessive passing of flatus

Excess

Falling of hair

Burning sensation

Partial or brief description of a topic but not fully elaborated there, for risk of going out of context in view of vast detail and referred to other places in the text of details.

Index finger. The forefinger.

Head

Fleeing

Distention

The ideology which describes every substance does not exists after its destruction

Thinking excessively

feels as if glowing of nose

the first part of the night , up to three hours after sunset

Defective blood

Parching

Aversion

Profuse bleeding

Just before meal- medicines consumed in this manner becomes quickly digested, does not harm the strength of the body, being enveloped by the food it does not come out of the mouth, hence medicine should be given before food for the aged person.

the ideology which describes that each and every substance is nonexistant before its production

Restricted movement of the body

Mythological origin of poison which indicates first emerging of poisons.

Promotes memory-booster

It is made up of two words Pragya and Aparadh. Pragya means knowledge and intelligence. Aparadh means offense/violation, transgression, and fault. Voluntary transgression; erroneous acts done due to impairment of intellect, knowledge, and memory.

A measure of time equals 3 hours

Harassment (trouble and annoy continually or repeatedly) towards others

Horripilation

Laughing at inappropriate occasion.

Pain resembles pricking with arrows

Delight;

To remain awake at night, sleeplessness, Vigilance

Reproduction; Genitals. Reproductive organs

Substances which helps in fetus fixation and promotes fertility;

Multiple fractures with tiny bone pieces.

Tremor

tremor of bone

The power of having an irresistible will, one of the supra normal psychic power derivable from the practice of Yoga

Reason appearing identical to the subject but is improper

Enlightening; caused due to substance with Agni mahābhūta predominance.

Intolerance to light

Illuminating, making apparent or manifest , disclosing , discovering

Open furnace used in various pharmaceutical processes

Wet

Wet

Aggravation of vitiated Dośas in their own seats. The second stage of Kriyakāla.

(1) Forearm. Antebrachium. (2) Distal third of the forearm. The portion of the arm between the elbow and the wrist.

Normal state-equilibrium state of 3 hands considered as health.

1. The nature of an individual or a substance. 2. The physical and psychological features specific to an individual that are produced to the dominant Doṣa prevailing at the time of conception. Prakṛti may be classified as Deha Prakṛti (physical) and Manasa Prakṛti (psychological). Deha Prakṛti may be produced due to the dominance of a single, two Dośas or due to a combination of all the three Dośas.

The primary and original cause of universe which is having three properties viz. sattva, raja, tama

Death.

Synonym of therapeutics which establish the original state of health

To remove impurities by washing

Diminished resistance

Materials like powders, sweetening agents & liquids like oils etc. which are to be added in the cooked preparations

Muscular wasting

Inserted

Voice resembles the sound of pigeon

A unit of Measurement; Synonym of one pala=48 g of metric units

Putrifiction of the skin

Drooping of the prepuce

Incoherent speech; Delirious speech

Fainting.

Feeling of coating in cardiac region

Mucus coating in throat

Coating in mouth

Coating by mucus

true knowledge

Measurement of the body(anthropometry)- will be described by the measure of individual fingers, hands etc in terms of height, breadth& length respectively

Measuring frequently his arms

modes of examining and acquiring knowledge

Substances that removes obstruction from the srotas and cleanse them;

Objects and subjects of knowledge

Dullness

Impairment of orientation

Syncope or clumsiness of the sense organs.

A decoction prepared by using paste of drugs and used for appetizer & digestant

Loss of consciousness

Impairment of orientation

One of the five subtypes of Vāta (Vāyu) that is seated in head. It performs the functions like controlling the intellect, heart, sensory and motor organs and mind. It also regulates the activities like respiration, spitting, sneezing, belching and swallowing.

1. Vitality. 2. Breath of life, 3. Spirit 4. Life

Because of vikāsi attribute of poison, spreads all over the body, causes death.

Loss of physical strength or weakness.

Respiration

Loss

Confusion or absence of mind

Loss of mental strength.

Loss of mental strength.

Suppuration.

Urine resembles the powder of conch

It is a symptom of gara vișa (artificial poisoning) in which the patient sees himself with distorted sensory organs in his dreams.

Falling of

Pain

compressing; substances that pharmacologically squeezes the wound through local contraction

Abnormal behavior, the person who administers poison to someone else can be identified as he is having derangement of his normal behavior.

Crying

off shoots of a plant

Desire

Nutrient portion formed during various processes of biotransformation.

Beneficence:

Animals which extend their neck and front part of body for food or animals and birds who take their food by snatching. Exp- Domestic cow, Donkey/ ass, camel, horse, hyena, jackal, wolf etc.

Kidnapping of a girl or woman for sexual exploitation.

Indistinct and restricted voice

Continuous

palliative therapeutics;

Pacification of ailments

Repetition of statements when another occasion demands.

Pleasant face.

It is the clear supernatant portion/layer after settling of the fermented liquid

Clear

Spreading of the aggravated Dośas from their own seats. Third stage of Kriyakāla.

Extending, expanding, Stretching out

Best time for part taking food.

Pleasant color

Putrefaction

Decaying

Salivation

Silalorrhhea, during the first impulse of poisoning, the patient suffers from excessive salivation due to vitiation of rasa.

Wasting, Dryness

Swelling

Throbbing sensation

Loss of motor function of upper limb)

Throbbing sensation

Nasal Discharge

Small falls- Arising from mountains, this water is light, carminative and good for heart.

Discharge

Oozing, In bee sting, an eruption appears quickly which oozes blackish liquid.

A unit of Measurement; Two palas combinly will make one prasrtha= 96g of metric units

Stiffness of the body.

Stiffness of the body

Swelling in umbilicus

Numbness

Numbness

Heating over fire till red hot

Continuous

Retention of flatus

Desired dreams; Fantasies

pictured from inner desires (Dream)

Nasal installation which is done daily and frequently is called as pratiamarśa nasya. It’s a type of Sneha Nasya in which two drops of medicated oil/ghee is installed in nostril. This type of nasal installation is done for all age groups.

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

Difficulty in opening eye

Resistance ability;

Restricted speech.

the statement that has to be proved; the 1st step of inference and re- establishment of truth

shift from the original stands: contradiction of one’s own statement

Measures for Prevention of diseases

Impairement of vision

inverse direction:

Lack of interest.

ability to take quick and proper decision as per time and need

Prepacking, It is procedure in which sucking of the poisoned blood is done by filling the mouth cavity with linen before sucking.

rubbing powders on skin, While doing the bloodletting at the site of the snake bite, if the blood is not coming out by itself, then it should be expelled out by application of fine or coarse powders of dry ginger, black round pepper, turmeric, salt etc.

Obstruction in throat

Stiffness

giving a contrary meaning to a given proposition

Nasal discharge

The particular doctrine made by some school of thought or science and not accepted by other science

Agonis antidote, When the spread of poison becomes uncontrollable by mantra and tantra procedures and when the fifth phase of poison is over but the seventh phase is not over, prativișa (antitoxic substances) are to be made use of. This is the last resort in the treatment of poison and hence should be used only in extreme cases. Inanimate poison act upwards and animate poisons act downwards these opposing nature of actions of the said poisons are effectively made use of in prativișa therapy.

Needling pain

Birds which peck with beak on prey. Exp – parrot, maina, sparrow, pigeon etc.

The process of withdrawing the senses from outside object, an element in the practice of Yoga

the cognition arising at the instant of the conjugation of the soul, mind, senses, and object

Scriptural counter enquiry: questioning in respect of an enquiry.

behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual

cause

statements which deny a certain opinion and objects the other's views

Defecation with bearing and gripping pain.

Defecation with burning and gripping pain

Pearl colored pupil

Color of coral red.

One who are able to endure severe pain, who is not associated with fear, grief, greed, confusion.

Restoring to soft(slow moving) breeze. It increases dryness and lightness. Contraindicated in Hemant ѓtu (early winter)

Woolen cloth.

Tremor

Division

With small spread.

Delayed waking.

Stretching pain in head.

Profuse bleeding

Action which initiated by Karma (the result of past action) and is the root cause of all miseries.

Excessive stool

Frightened look.

Ability to initiate

Practical purposes

Statements which specifies the main idea, chief purpose of a particular science or method; Objective for which the actions are initiated or for which various measured are adopted.

improves longevity

impulsion: Driving out; A force that moves something along

Ghost like activities, Unprecedented activities

Smell of dead body

Appearance of dead body (faces hippocration).

Appearance of dead body (faces hippocratia).

other births(other life)

Satisfying; Nutrition; soothing, appeasing; Nourishing, the primary function of Rasa Dhātu.

Desire; Love; Affection

Dear

Loveliness; allure

Spotted deer.

(1) Back. Dorsum. (2) Posterior part of the trunk. The posterior region of the trunk from neck to pelvis

The backward bending of the head

Backbone. Spine, Vertebral column. Cavity of the Spinal Column that contains the spinal cord.

Backbone. Spine, Vertebral column.

Mode of administration of poison to cause harm by applying the poison on the back of elephants & horses which were used as means of transport in ancient time.

Differentiation; one of the 10 parādi gunas.

Separation or exclusion , a character of particularity

Separate thick lamellae- Cleavage

Flattened rice - Rice when parched and flattened. Paddy that is not husked is made wet, slightly fried and flattened to get this. It is heavy, increase strength, increases kapha and cause Visṭambha (constipation with abdominal discomfort)

Fibrous or membranous sheet. Apo neurosis. A Flat fibrous sheet of connective tissue that

Widening of bone

1. One of the five basic elements (Paṅcamahābhūtas) that make up all matter in the universe. 2. Earth. Indicative of solidity, mass, stability, compactness.

Venerable: being entitled to honor.

Blood with the color of washing of flesh.

Horripilation.

Habit of playing in river banks

Frequently

Color of white lotus

Purulent

Those who possesses the quality of purity.

Prepared with milk and sugarcane juice. Is heavy, saturating and aphrodisiac.

Kind of sweet cake fried in ghee or oil. One should kind the flour mix it up with sugar candey and fry it with ghee mildly, after which it becomes solid and round.

Filling up, completing, something used to fill a cavity or container. The primary function of Majjā Dhātu.

Bleeding per rectum

Semisolid form of Āhāramala. Feces. The function of Purīṣa is to support the body in general, and, Vāyu and Agni in particular.

Mucosa of colon and rectum. Mucous membrane of large intestine and rectum

Substances used to solidify fecal matter.

Substances used for imparting normal color to the fecal matter.

Menstrual blood resembles fecal matter

Smell of fecal matter

Smelling of fecal matter

Fully manifested

Mouth filled with mucus

Feeling of fullness

Feels as throat filled with mucus

Feels as head filled with mucus

Person bitten by a male snake.

1. The soul. 2. The living body; 3. Male

Penis. The male organ of copulation and in mammals urination

A fearful and unpleasant looking person which emerged even before the yield of amѓta when gods and demons churned the sea.

Statement which is in the form of an objection to the previous statement

Anterior (ventral) & Posterior (dorsal). Before or in front of & towards the back or situated behind

(1) menstrual release. (2) Ovum (Periodical release). Periodical discharge of blood and mucus from the uterus (2) The female reproductive or germ cell

Sudden appearance of flower like spots on nail

Group of different flowers

Flower

Flowers

(1)Menstrual discharge. (2) Ovum (Periodic discharge). Periodic discharge of blood and mucus from the uterus

Fatal prognostic symptoms

A graded heating system used in preparation of bhasma of metals, minerals, marine products and medicines.

the drug material is to be subjected for heating in closed container

Foul smell

Fetid smell

Fetid smell from the mouth

Menstrual blood resembles pus

Purulent discharge

Suppuration

Abdomen filled with pus

Smell of pus

Smell of pus

Blood resembles pus

Blood with pus

Color of Pus

Smell of pus

Purulent discharge

Filled with pus

Resemblance of Pus or Purulent