Head. The site where all Prāṇas and Indriyas are situated. Also is the uppermost and chief part of the body. :
शिर ( shira )Meaning: Head. The site where all Prāṇas and Indriyas are situated. Also is the uppermost and chief part of the body.
Meaning: Head. The site where all Prāṇas and Indriyas are situated. Also is the uppermost and chief part of the body.
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- Green colour
- Greenish
- Greying of hair
- Gripping pain in abdomen
- Groin, inguinal region. Inguen. the depression between thigh and the trunk
- Groin. The depression between thigh and trunk.
- grossness/bulkiness; one of the 20 gurvadi gunas;caused due activated prithvi; denotes physiological & pharmacological grossness & bulkiness; causes covering or protection.
- Group of 10 substances that colours mercury viz. Kadali(Musa paradisiacal), Karavellaka(Momordica charantia), etc.
- Group of 19 plants whose fruits are indicated in Panchakarma.
- Group of 20 pharmacological properties of the medicinal substances;
- Group of alkaline substances;
- Group of bile of following five animals Men, Peacock, Cow, Horse, Fish.
- group of cow milk products;
- Group of different flowers
- Group of different ghees.
- Group of Drugs having actions attributed to astringent taste.
- Group of drugs having actions attributed to pungent taste.
- Group of five following tender leaves Aegel marmelos, Mangifera indica, Syzygium cumini, Citrus medica, Feronia elephantano.
- Group of five fragrant substances Cinnamomum camphora, Piper cubeba, Myristica fragrans, Areca catechu, Syzygium aromaticum
- Group of five sources of alkaline drugs; Sarja(Vateria indica), Palash(Butea monosperma), Tila(Sesamum indica), Yavās(Alhagi camelorum).
- Group of Five substances obtained from cow and its milk; Milk, Yoghurt, Urine, Ghee, Stool.
- Group of Five substances; Tailakand, Sudhakand, Krodakand, Rudantika, sarpanetra
- Group of following 7 plants
- Group of following five plants having bitter taste; Tinospora cardifolia, Adhatoda vasica, Azadirachta indica, Solanum surattense, Trichosanthus dioca
- Group of following five plants having viz. Shatavari(Root of Asparagus racemosus), Jivanti(Leptadenia reticulata), Jeevak ( Rizome of Malaxis muscifera), Risbhak(Rizome of Malaxis accuminata) Meda(Rizome of Polygonatum verticillatum).
- Group of following five plants; Tinospora cordifolia, Tribulus terrestris, Asparagus racemosus, Sphaeranthus indicus, Asparagus adscendens
- Group of following five substances Boiled cowmilk, Sharkara (sugarcane candy), Piper longum, Madhu(honey), Ghrita(ghee).
- Group of following five substances Cow Ghee, Cow Yoghurt, Cow milk, Madhu(honey), Sharkara(sugarcane candy); Synonym of Divya Panchamrita
- Group of following five substances viz., Rheum emodi, Ranunculous scleratus, Alocasia indica, Amorphophallus paeoniifolius, Amorphophallus companlatus
- Group of following plants Cyperus rotundus, Santalum album, Tamarindus indica, Acorus calamus, Sassurea lappa, Nordostachys jatamansi, Parmelia perlata, Curcuma zedoria
- Group of following seven metals Gold, Silver, Copper, Stannum, Plumbum, Iron, Zinc.
- Group of following substances used for Ranjan(colouring) mercury Mamordia charantia, Banana, Terminalia chebula, Terminalia bellirica, Emblica officinals, Raw mango, Arundo donax, Nelumbo nucifera, Indigofera tinctoria, Kasis;
- Group of following three substances when taken in equal quantity Terminalia chebula, Zinziber officinale and Guda(Jaggery); Synonyms are Trisama, Samatraya.
- group of food adjuvants to be used for the preparation of diet or taken along with the principal diet like different oils and spices;
- Group of gods and demons who gathered for churning the sea to get ambrosia, in the quest of immortality .
- Group of green leafy vegetables, roots and tubers.
- Group of green leaves, vegetables, fruits, spices, etc. which can be used only in wet form; these can be used before and after food, but can not give (Tripti) satiety. This category of food is consumed without any Samskara (Modulation of basic properties) along with main meal . Raw food articles which are used as Salad like Onion, Lemon, etc come under this categories.
- Group of inferior quality grain.
- group of metals;
- Group of milk obtained from different animals.
- Group of peoples leaving in specific location, i.e community
- Group of precious and precious stones
- Group of prepared foods;Panak, Peya, Krishara
- Group of rhizome/bulb/tuber;
- Group of Six sources of alkaline drugs Dhab(Anogeissus latifolia), Apamarga(Achyranthes aspera), Tila(Sesamum indicum), Langali(Gloriosa superba), Kutaja(Holarrhena antidysenterica).
- Group of sour substances;
- Group of sugar cane products;
- Group of ten properties commencing with Para used for clinical practice.
- Group of ten substances having similar pharmacological effect; described by Caraka; 50 in number
- Group of three drugs taking in karshapraman[10gm] Zinziber officinale Cyperus rotundus, Aconitum heterophyllum
- Group of Three drugs: Plumbago zeylanicum, Emblica ribes, Cyperus rotundus
- Group of three fragrant drugs, Elettaria cardamomum, Cinnamomum zeylanicum
- Group of Three sources of alkaline drugs Sajjikshar, Yavkshar,Tankan.
- Group of three sweet substances; jaggery, sugar, honey
- Group of water;
- Group pf plants having bitter taste.
- Group(8) of Yoghurts and its various stages
- Growth, Increase; gain; a state of gain of any body constituent resulting in a positive balance.
- Gruel; it is type of congenial preparation of cereals, like rice, wheat, barley etc. Is of three types: Manda (is only the liquid portion of the prepared gruel), Peya and Vilepi.
- Gudaguda like sound in abdomen.
- Gullet, Oesophagus. A muscular canal extending from the pharynx to the stomach.
- Gum - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw
- Gum/ Gingiva - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw
- Gum/Alveolar arch - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw
- Gum/Alveolar arch - The fleshy substance or tissue covering the alveolar processes of the jaw
- Gurgling sound
- Habit of being in solitute
- Habit of licking lips
- Habit of not getting angry
- Habit of not getting angry
- Habit of playing in river banks
- Habit of siting under tree on roadways
- Habit of upward looking
- Habit unwholesome of diet and drugs is considerd as sātmya viruddha- intake of sweet and cold substance by persons accustomed to pungent and hot substance.
- habitat, the place or environment where a plant or animal naturally or normally lives and grows
- habitat;plants are named on basis of their place of origin
- Hair
- Hair
- Hair follicles. An invagination of the epidermis from which a hair develops.
- Hair looks s if applied with oil
- Hairs
- Hamsodaka has two connotations. Hamsa stands for the sun and the moon: so the water purified by the rays of the sun and the moon is known as Hamsodaka. It is known as Hamsodaka also because this is the type of purified water which Swans (Hamsa) enjoy.Usually this type of water gets naturally in the month of Sharada. In this month by the action of Sun and moon rays and detoxifying effect of Agatsya Nakshatra , water gets purified.
- Hand
- Hand length of a king -Equals to 22 inches
- Hand or Manus. the part of the body attached to the forearm at wrist
- Hand, Arm
- Hand. The part of the body attached to the forearm at the wrist
- Hands and feet. The part of the body attached to the forearm at the wrist / The terminal portion of the lower extremity
- Hanging a corpse of murdered person to simulate suicide.
- Happy life , ailment free individual life; A life pleasant for self as well as society
- Harass, trouble and annoy others continually or repeatedly
- Harass, trouble and annoy others continually or repeatedly.
- Harass, trouble and annoy others continually or repeatedly.
- Harassment (trouble and annoy continually or repeatedly) towards others
- Harassment (trouble and annoy continually or repeatedly) towards others
- Hard
- Hard
- Hard
- Hard hitting speech
- Hard lobe of ear
- Hard stool
- Hard stool
- Hardening of artery
- Hardness
- hardness , fixedness , stability , strength
- Hardness like the outerside of tortoise
- Hardness of the foreskin of the penis
- Hardness; one among 20 gurvadi gunas. Caused due activated prithvi; denotes physiological & pharmacological hardness; causes hardening/ consolidation.
- Harmful preparation made up of moderately toxic substances which prove to be fatal in a period of 15 days.
- Harmful preparation made up of slow acting poisonous substances which prove to be fatal in a period of 1 month.
- Harmful smoke/fumes from a preparation which turn out to be fatal almost instantaneously.
- Harripilaiton
- having a desire to get others wealth
- Having potential for various formulations; one of the specific character of dravya
- Hazy vision
- Head
- Head
- Head
- Head & neck
- Head & neck. Part above the sternum.
- Head or head & neck
- Head; Brain
- Head; Forehead
- Head. The site where all Prāṇas and Indriyas are situated. Also is the uppermost and chief part of the body.
- Health; sound state of body/soul health, ease, comfort, contentment, satisfaction. State of well being.
- Healthy; Composed of two words, Swa and Stha. Swa means own, self and Stha means stable, steady, thus Swastha denotes self abiding, being in ones natural/prakritika state. 2. One who is in his own norms, individual who enjoys normal health.
- Heap of pady husk keeping the medicines to maintain the temperature
- Heart
- Heart, Cardia
- Heat
- heat generating property of poison.
- Heat; Hotness; Temperature
- heat/hotness; one of the 20 gurvadi gunas; caused due to activated agni mahabhuta; denotes physiological & pharmacological hotness; manifested by increased agni, improved apetite & digestion, increased motion in channels, pacifies vata, kapha, increases pitta. An attribute of Pitta.
- Heating over fire till red hot
- Heating upto red hot and dipping in specified liquids
- Heaviness below the umbilicus.
- Heaviness of the head.
- Heaviness, Gravity
- Heavy feeling, Heaviness
- Heavy in weight indicating the concentration of the material
- Heavy milk of newly delivered cow.Is heavy to digest and nourishing.
- Heel. Rounded posterior portion of the foot under and behind the ankle
- Helps in alloy making of two metals ordinarily difficult to be alloyed
- Helps in arresting the menustrual bleeding as observed in yellow orpiment
- Hematemesis
- Herb
- herbs having limited life cycle till fruiting or maturityi.e annual plants
- hermophrodite.
- Heroism, valour, Strength
- Heron.
- Hesitant Menstrution
- Hesitant micturition
- Hesitant micturition
- Hiccough
- Hiccough
- Hiding of head
- higher potency
- Hip bone
- Hip bones-Innominate bones. Pelvic bone.
- Hip joint
- historical authoritative testimony .
- Hoarse voice, resembling the sound of Khur Khur
- Hoarseness of voice
- Hoarseness of voice
- Hoarseness of voice
- Hoarseness of voice
- Hoarseness of voice
- Hoarseness of voice
- Hoarseness of voice.
- Holding of umbrella- prevents from rain, wind, dust, snow etc. is wholesome for complexion , vision and ojas and has overall salutary effect.
- Holding stick removes fear of dog, reptiles, ferocious beasts and horned animals. Protects from falling, slipping and other defects.
- Holding the little quantity of liquid (medicinal decoctions/ luke warm water/medicinal oils) in buccal cavity ,make it move briskly inside and spitting out.
- Holding the wick in the middle should be ignited; a method of preparing Liquified Sulphur (Gandhaka druti)
- Holding, carrying, preserving, protecting, Possessing. Common function of all Dhātus. Specific function of Asthi Dhātu.
- Homologous with the body
- Honey bee like objects appear before eyes
- Honey coloured
- Honey coloured
- Honey coloured
- Honey coloured and taste
- Honey like stool
- hooded snake/cobras.
- Hooves
- Horizontal mucous folds of rectum-Houstons valves. Mucous folds of rectum
- Hornet .
- Horripilaiton
- Horripilaiton.
- Horripilation
- Horripilation
- Horripilation
- Horripilation
- Horripilation
- Horripilation
- Horripilation;
- Horripilation.
- Horripilation.
- Hot food treatment- indicated for those who suffer from diseases of kapha, & vata , who have purgations, who are in oleation therapy & whos body is free from moisture should be treated with hot foods.
- Hot house: A dry hot bath
- Hot Mortar and pestle
- Hot touch.
