Aadhmaanakaree
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that which causes flatulence
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Aadhmaanaghna/
Aadhmaanahara
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antiflatulant
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Aakhuvishaghna
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an antidote for rat poisoning
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aamadosha
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broadly refers to food intoxication, usually
with faulty digestion
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Aamragandhiharidraa
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turmeric with the flavor of mango
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Aanaahaghna
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that which relieves constipation
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Aartawajanana
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a substance which promotes ovulation/ mentrual
flow
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Aasyavairasyanaashana
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anti anorectic
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Aayushya
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beneficial to life
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Aayushkara
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a promoter of life
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adhbobhagahar
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a drug that clears the body wastes through the
lower passage
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Agnisadan
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a substance and drug that causes deficiency
of digestive power
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Aksepa
saman
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anticonvulsant
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Amadoshaghnai/
amadhoshahara
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counteracts the effects of aamadosha
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Ama
pachan
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drugs that digest amadoshas
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Antrika
kotha prasaman
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intestina antiseptic
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Anulomana
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carminative, having the power to relieve flatulence
and associated cotolic
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Anuvasan
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a drug that causes the body and the body element
to starve
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Arshab-
shatana
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a drug that arrests the growth of piles or hemorrhoids,
or causes them to dry up and fall.
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Arshoghan
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a drug that cures piles or hemorrhoids
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Asmaribhedana
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urinary linthontripties: a drug that breaks
a stone formed in the urinary tract
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Abha
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lustrous
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Agnideepti,
agnikarraka, aghnivardhaka, agnyuttejaka
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that which stimulates the factors gastrointestinal
digestion
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Agnimaandyahara
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antidyspeptic
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aguru
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light( not heavy)
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Ajeernaghna
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that which corrects indigestion
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Akshirgaghna
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indicated in eye diseases
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Amritaphala
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fruits with nectar( ambrosia) like properties
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Angamardaprashamana
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anodyne/ analgesic
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Anilahara
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alleviator of vaata
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anulomana
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sending or putting it the right direction
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anulomani
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that which regulates bowel movements
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Apacheeghna
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that which resolves glandular enlargement
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Apasmaaraghna
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anti-epileptic
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Arevatta
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that which promotes excretion of body wastes
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Arshahita
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beneficial in hemorrhoids
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Aruchighna,
aruchihara, arushishamana
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antianorectic
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Ashmaghna,
ashmareeghna, ashmaantaka, ashmareebhedana
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indicated in urolithiasis
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Asthisanhaara,
asthishrinkhala
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that which promotes healing of bone fractures
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Ateesarashamani
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anti-diarrheal
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Atilekhana
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excessive reduction of the body weight
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Atisthamba
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hemostatic
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Avasadan
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a drug that causes depression in body and mind
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Baaddhamootraghna
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that which relieves anurea
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Badakandinee
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with firm/ strong rhizomes
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Bajikaran
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aphrodisiac
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Bala
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refers to the tenacity and capacity to survive
under advesrse environmental conditions
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Balabudhivivardhini
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a promoter of muscle strength, resistance to
disease and intellect
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Balaprada
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that which gives strength and resistance to
disease
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Balva
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tonic
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Balya
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this term carries two meaning viz.muscular strength
and tone, as could be judged from one capacity
to perform physical work: and rsistance to diseas,
decay and disease and the capacity to inhibit
or neutralise the cause of the disease
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Bhagandaraghna
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useful in the treatment of fistula in-ano
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Bhedana
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purgation
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Bhootaghna,
bhootaapaha
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with psychoactive and antimicrobial action
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Bhramahara
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that which promotes clarity of mind and dispels
confusion
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Bhramakara
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that which produces giddiness, mental confusion
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Bhrimhana,
brinhan
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that which promotes the body bulk
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Bhringaara
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that which blackens the hair
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Brihatkushtaghna
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antileportic
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Chakshusraavahara
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that which relieves ocular discharges
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Chandanagandha
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that which smells like the sandalwood
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chardi
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vomiting
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chardighana,chardishamani
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anti-emetic
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charmakantaka
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a skin disease
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chaturhikavishamajwaranaashini
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antimalarial (particularly against quartan fever)
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Daahahara,
daahashamanee
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refrigerant, relieves buringing sensation
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Dadrughana
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indicated in scaly affections of the skin
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Dadrupaamaahara
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indicated in scaly and exudative affections
of the skin
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Dantarogaghna
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effective in denatal diseases
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Dantya
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that which promotes the health of the teeth
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Deepanapaachana
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a gastric stimulant and digestant
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Dasha
Prasaman
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refrigerant: a drug that cures the burning of
sensation of the body or which cools the body
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Dhaatupushtikara
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that which nourishes the body tissue
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Dhaatupushtivardhaka
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nutrient tissue homolog which nourishes the
tissue
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Dughaanika
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with mulky lates
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Galagandahara
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indicated in glandular swellings of the ventral
part of the neck region
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Gandamaalahara,
gandaari
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indicated in glandular swellings in the neck
region
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Garbhasaya
samaka
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uterine sedative
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Garvasaya
samkochka
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ecbolic: a drugh that causes contraction of
the uterus
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Garala
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poison
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Garavishahara
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that which is said to neutralise noxious or
poisnous potions
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Garbhaantaka,
garbhapaatakara
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abortifacient
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Garbhaashayasamshodhani
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said to cleanse the uterus.
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Garbhapatana
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that which induces abortion
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garbhasthaapana
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that which promotes conception
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Gobhee,
gojee, gojhwa
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having leaves which are rough like the cows
tongue
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graahi
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that which binds the bowel( astringent)
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Grahaghna
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useful in psychiatic involvement
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Grahanirogaraha
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indicated in malabsortpion syndrome/ chronic
amebiasis colitis
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Grantighna
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that which cures glandular enlargement
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gudaarthihar
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which relieves rectal pain
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gudabhramshara
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indicated in prolapse of the rectum
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Gudakeelakahara
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indicated in hemorrhoids, rectal polyp
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gulmaghana,
gulamahara
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tumor like conditions of the abdomen
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Guru
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heavy, that which is digested slowly
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Hidmanaashaka/
hikkaghna
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indicated in hiccough
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Hridrogaghna,
hridrogahara
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indicated in hearth disease
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Hridaya
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cardiac tonic
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Hridayaavasaadaka
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caridac depressant
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Hridrogashamana
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indicated as a paliativein hearth diseases
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Jalodaranaashanee
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useful in treatment of ascites
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Jantughna/
jantunaashanee
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antheminitic, antimicrobial
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Jarana
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digestion
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Jeernajwarahara
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useful in the treatment of chronic fevers
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jiwaniya
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a drug that improves the vitality of the body
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jwaraghna,
jwarahara, jwaravegav, naashaka
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antipyretic and febrifuge
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Kandughan
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antipyretic: a drug that cures itching sensation
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Kaamalaghna,
Kaamalaahara
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that which cures jaundice
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Kalihaaree
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that which eliminates the vitiated doshas
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Kandoohara,
kandooghna
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inidcated the skin conditions associated with
itching
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Kantharogvinaashani
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that which cures the throat disorders
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Kanthashodhana
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that which cleanses the throat
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Katnthashoolashodhana
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that which relieves throat paid
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Kaataashobhinee
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that which makes women look beautiful
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Kaasaghna,
kaasahara
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antitussive
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Kaasapeenasahara
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indicated in chronic bronchitis and rhinitis
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Kapaalavisarpaghna
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indicatederysipelas of the scalp
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kaphaateesaaraghna
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that which cures diarrhea produced kapha
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kaphajwarahara
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that which cures fever caused by kapha
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kaphakaasahara
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that which curescough origination from Kapha
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Kaphapittajwaraghna
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that which cures fever involving kapha and Pitta
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Kaphapittashamana
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that which relieves the kapha pitta dosha
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Kaphonmaadaghna
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cures insanity produced by kapha
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Kaphashophahara
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cures edema produced by kapha
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Kaphodarahara
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cures abdominal disease produced by Kapha
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Karnaartihara
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that which relieves pain in the ear
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Karnanaadaghna
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that which relieves tinnitus
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Karnapidakaghna
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that which is inidcated in the treatmen of furuncles
in the ear
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Karnapooyaharam
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indicated in otorrhea
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Kashaaya
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astringent
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Katu
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pungent or bitter in taste
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Kavaldharan
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Gargle
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Keetamaaraka
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anthelmintic, insecticidal
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Kinihee
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indicated in the healing of ulcers
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Kiraatatikta
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intensely bitter
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kolam
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having a sour taste
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Kotha
prasaman
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antiseptic
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Krimidoshara
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indicated in toxic conditions arising on account
of insects, worms or microbes
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Krimihara
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vermicidal/ anthelmintic/ antimicrobial
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krimighna
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antithelmintic, antimicrobial, disinfectant
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Kshataghna
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indicated in trauma
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Kshatakshayashamanee
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indicated in wasting diesease associated with
the injury
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Kshutshamani
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that which alleviates hunger
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kukshishoolahara
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indicated in abdominal colic
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Kushalee
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that which promotes health( well being)
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Kushtaghna
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indicated in skin diseases
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Laghu
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light, easy to digest
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Lekhani,
lekhan
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that which aids in reducing corpulence
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lochinee
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soothing to the eye
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Maamsakara
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that which promotes muscle growth
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Maarkava
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indicated in the treatment of graying of the
hair
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Mandagni
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having deficient digestive power
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Madana
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