internal means of acquiring knowledge which includes manas, buddhi, indriya, ahankara :
अन्तः करण ( antaḥ karaṇa )Meaning: internal means of acquiring knowledge which includes manas, buddhi, indriya, ahankara
Meaning: internal means of acquiring knowledge which includes manas, buddhi, indriya, ahankara
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- Hotness
- Hotness
- Hotness
- Hotness; Heat
- Hotness; Heat
- house lizard.
- Hqrripilation
- Humiliation to respected persons
- Humiliation to respected persons
- Hunger
- Hunger, an uneasy sensation occasioned by the lack of food
- hurled down from a height.
- Hybrid variety of the three types of snakes described in Ayurvedic literature i.e. darvikar, mandali and rajimān (folkore).
- hydrphobia.
- Hyena.
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperactive
- Hyperative, Hard
- hypersensitivity in teeth.
- Hypertrophy of bone
- If bitten by poisonous frog (toad), then there will be the mark of only one fang.
- If the snakes are afflicted by the attacks of mongoose, then the poison of such snakes is mild in nature.
- If there is no remedy for poisoning, it is the last line of treatment, in which incision is made on the scalp of the shape of crows feet, and on that the medicine is kept.
- ignorance and illusion
- Ignorance, Illusion
- Ill nourishment
- Ill nourishmnet.
- Illuminating, making apparent or manifest , disclosing , discovering
- Imitation of actions of others
- Imitation of others speech.
- Imitation of thinking
- immersion of anointed body in to a tub of warm water. Its one among the daily regimen which nourishes whole body, bestows strength, gives stability and enhances physical resistance power.
- Immunity; Made of two words Vyadhi disease and Kshamatva Resistance i.e the power of the body which prevents the development of diseases or resists a developed disease is called as vyadhikshamatva. Compared to Immunity.when etiological factors comes in contact with the body they try to produce disease. At the same time the body tries to resist, that power of resistence is Vyadhikshamatva.s
- Impairement of orientation
- Impairement of orientation
- Impairement of vision
- Impairment of digestion or metabolism
- Impairment of digestive power
- Impairment of orientaiton
- Impairment of orientation
- Impairment of orientation
- impaled
- impedes speech
- Impetigo.
- implies for 1. one aspect or party of discussion 2. a specific assumption
- implies for physician or synomymus of soul
- Impotence; Inability to perform sexual act.
- Impotent, neuter, emasculated,
- Impotent.
- impotent/sterile.
- Improper activities.
- Improper digestive power
- Improper manner and conduct
- Improper sleep
- Impropriety in sitting
- impulse (attacks) of poison, a poison produces 7 attacks in human, 4 in animals, 3 in bird. Impuse occurwhen poison cross one compartment/ membrane (kala) to invade the next.
- impulsion: Driving out; A force that moves something along
- Impurities seen on external part of the body. Its a sign of poor personel hygeine, which may endup in many ailments like itching,burning sensation etc.
- In association with scortching sun
- 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.
- In favourable place-place where we have to take should be lonely ,neat & clean ,with full concentration on meal.
- In scorpion bite, there is intense burning pain in the beginning and thereafter there is pinching pain which spreads upwards instantaneously.
- In the condition of fear of poison, psychological morale boosting of the patient is advised by consoling the patient.
- In the condition of fear of poison, water sanctified by the mantras should be sprinkled over the patients body.
- In the fourth impulse of animal poisoning the animal dies because of the failure of respiratory system.
- Inability to bear urge of defecation
- Inability to bear urge of defecation
- Inability to bear urge of micturition
- Inability to perform sexual act
- Inability to walk
- Inability to walk.
- Inability to walk.
- Inactive
- Inactive: character of property
- Inactive. A specific property of Ātmā.
- Inanimate type of poison neutralizes the animate poison.
- Incapability
- incised wound.
- Incision of bitten part/ affected part through which the spread of poison can be stopped .
- Inclination to lie always on prone position
- Inclination to lie always on prone position
- includes 1. property of physician and pharmasist to formulate the medicine 2. tool of examination
- Includes animals living in burrows. Exp- toad, Iguana, snake, porcupine.
- Incoherent speech
- Incoherent speech
- Incoherent speech
- Incoherent speech
- Incoherent speech; Delirious speech
- Incoherent speech.
- Incoherent speech.
- Incompatible contact of the sense organs with their objects
- Incomplete
- Increase in growth; anabolism; an action attributed to prithvi mahabhuta
- indefinite statements which leave doubt as to the final and correct opinion
- Independent, autonomous. An attribute of Ātmā.
- Index finger. Second digit
- Index finger. The forefinger.
- Indicates the quantum of material; Quantity which is equal to Seven fistfuls
- Indicates the quick melting materials with Low Melting Point
- Indicates the time of extraction of metal from their respective ores
- Indicates thick consistency viscosity/ semisolidness
- Indicating measure equivalent to dose of metric units 190,250,375 mg (1.5,2 & 3 gunja)
- indicating measure of length One angul=3/4 inch 2 angul equivalent to 1.5 inches of metric units
- indicating measure Synonym of one kudava=192 g of metric units
- Indicating measure Synonym of one kudava=192 g of metric units
- indicating measure Synonym of one pala=48 g of metric units
- indicating property of material which is straight
- indicating the borders of materials
- Indicating the complete elution/ extraction /exhaustion of the herbal material
- indicating the particle size
- Indicating the period in any process
- indicating to quantity of material equivalent to 1/8th part
- Indifference towards own routine work
- Indigenous beer- beverage prepared from fermented cereals. The cereals that are either cooked or ground are mixed with Jaggery and other spices and are subjected to natural fermentation. Beneficial for emaciated, suffering from obstruction in urine,piles,alleviates Vata and useful in anaemia.
- indigestable.
- Indigested
- Indigestion
- Indigestion
- Indigestion
- Indigestion
- Indistinct and restricted voice
- Indistinct speech
- Indistinct Speech
- Indistinguishable voice
- Indistinguishable voice
- Individual capacity to digest the consumed food.Peoples who indulge in exercise or any kind of physical activity he will be having adequte digestive fire for proper digestion of taken food.
- indixcating measure 40 tulas are equal to one bhar i.e 96 kg ( rounded to 1.0 quintals) of metric units.
- Indrawing
- Indrawing
- Indrawing of tongue
- Indrawing towards centre
- Indulgent; Habituated
- Inert/Inactive/non reactive
- Infatuation leads to fluction of pyschic status and ends up in psychological disorder.
- Inference from other source
- Inferior Quality; one among 10 Paradi gunas;
- Infertility; Futility of semen
- Infusing
- Ingestion - oral administration
- inherent and inseparable adherence between the two things
- inherent cause;
- Initiation without thinking
- Injunction; statements in the form of command or orders which are to be followed strictly without doubt or discussion
- Injured nose which is elicited by voice.
- Inner canthus, Medial angle of eye
- Inner canthus, Medial angle of eye
- Inner canthus, Medial angle of eye. The angle at medial side of the slit between the eyelids.
- Inner canthus. The angle at the inner end of the slit between the eye lids.
- Inopportune excitement; anxiety
- inquiry or investigation to explore something
- Inseparable relationship
- Inserted
- Inside the crucible- charged crucible
- Insignificant smell
- Inspiration, inhalation
- Inspissated bile
- instableness/mobileness; one among 20 gurvadi guna; caused due activated jala; denotes physiological & pharmacological instability & mobility; causes mobilisation; helps in reduction of body tissues.
- instant, immediate.
- Instrument; equipment; Machine
- Intake of dry and sharp substance in deserts: unctuous and cold substance in marshy land is considered as place unwholesome diet/ drugs.
- 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.
- Intake of less quantity of food
- Intake of less quantity of food
- intake of more quantity of food
- Intake of more quantity of food
- Intake of more quantity of food
- Intake of more quantity of food
- intellectual aberration
- Intellectual, sensory and some functioning organs of the faculties.
- Intermediary process in incineration of mica for removing stone, gravel etc and to make fine powder with the help of paddy & sour gruel.
- Intermittent vomiting
- Internal burning sensation.
- internal channels - Internal tracts, channels, tubes, ducts
- internal means of acquiring knowledge which includes manas, buddhi, indriya, ahankara
- Interrupted speaking
- Interval between two attacks (impulses) of poison.
- Intimate cause of illness
- Intolerance
- Intolerance
- Intolerance
- Intolerance
- Intolerance to advices
- Intolerance to be touched
- Intolerance to be touched
- Intolerance to be touched or tenderness
- Intolerance to be touched or tenderness
- Intolerance to be touched or tenderness
- Intolerance to be touched or tenderness
- Intolerance to be touched or tenderness
- Intolerance to cold
- Intolerance to cold
- Intolerance to exercise.
- Intolerance to heat
