Mythological origin of poison which indicates first emerging of poisons. :
प्रागुत्पत्ति ( prāgutpatti )Meaning: Mythological origin of poison which indicates first emerging of poisons.
Meaning: Mythological origin of poison which indicates first emerging of poisons.
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- Modulation of properties of food articles by cooking process. Here the raw food articles made to come in contact with fire directly or indirectly.
- modulation of property
- Moist; Collection of herbal Materials in wet / fresh condition
- Moistened, Wet
- Moistened, Wet
- Molasses is a semisolid condensed sugarcane preparation, traditionally used to prepare Arista, Asava and other forms of alcoholic fermentation.Its heavy in nature,Sweet in taste, nutitive and non - aphrodisiac and aggravates Tri-dosha.
- Monkey .
- Moon like pale pupil
- Moon shaped pupil
- morbidity; caused due to substance with Vayu mahabhuta predominance.
- More obstrctive
- More than ones natural capacity
- More than ones natural capacity, Imperishable, Immortal
- mosquitoes.
- Motion, action, function
- Motion, gait, process, or instance of changing place
- Motion, moving, gait
- Motor nerves - A nerve that transmit impulses from nervous system to an effector.
- Mouth
- Mouth
- Mouth
- Mouth filled with mucus
- Mouth filled with mucus
- Mouth opens with difficulty
- Mouth, Face, Opening
- movable joints - Joints caracterised by the presence of a cavity within the capsule separating the bony elements.
- Mruta sanjivan is an ancient classical therapy through which the life of even an almost dead person can be regained. This therapy can be used to nullify the toxic effects of almost all the types of toxins.
- Much , many , frequent , abundant , numerous , great or considerable in quantity. An attribute of Vāta.
- Muciod coating in the mouth
- Mucoid lacrimation
- Mucoid stool
- Mucoid stool
- Mucoid stool
- Mucoid stool
- Mucoid Urine
- Mucosa of colon and rectum. Mucous membrane of large intestine and rectum
- Mucus along with Vomit
- Mucus coating in throat
- Mucus coating in throat
- Mucus coating in throat
- Mucus coating in throat
- Mucus coating in throat
- Mucus discharge through mouth
- mucus discharge through mouth
- Mucus discharge through mouth
- Mucus discharge through mouth
- Mucus discharge through mouth; Salivation
- Mucus followed by stool
- Mucus in excess
- Mucus spitting
- Muffled sound
- Multi colour.
- Multicolour like rainbow
- Multicoloured pupil
- Multicoloured pupil
- Multicoloured urine
- Multiple colour
- Multiple colour
- Multiple coloured urine
- Multiple cracks on bone
- Multiple fracture with tiny bone pieces
- multiple fracture with tiny bone pieces.
- Multiple network
- Multiple openings
- Multiple spots on skin.
- Multiple visions
- Muscle. A type of tissue composed of contractile cells or fibers.
- Muscular wasting
- Muscular wasting
- Muscular wasting
- Muscular wasting
- mutiliation of swelling by massage
- mutual entrance
- mutual non-existance
- Mysterious mythological celestial snakes which are radiant just like fire and it is said that they always roar, cause rain, shine by themselves and always support and sustain the world, when become angry convert the world to ashes by their sight and exhalation.
- Mythological origin of poison which indicates first emerging of poisons.
- Nail
- Nail bed or Nail Matrix/Digital pulp. The portion of a finger or toe covered by the nail.
- Nail fold. A groove in the cutaneous tissue surrounding the margins and proximal edges of nail
- Nail root & Nail fold. Root of a horny cell structure of the epidermis forming flat plates upon the dorsal surface of the terminal phalanges
- Nail with less blood
- Nail with less flesh
- Nail with the colour of ripe rose apple
- nails.
- Nails. A horny cell structure of the epidermis forming flag plates upon the dorsal surface of the terminal phalanges.
- Nails. A horny cell structure of the epidermis forming flat plates upon the dorsal surface of the terminal phalanges
- Name of a chapter which states treatment of the patients of poisoning by the sounds of beating medicated drums because of its anti venomous virtue.
- Name/Basonym of a plant
- nape of the neck - back of the neck.
- Narrow helix
- Narrow pathways
- Narrowed anal canal
- Nasal cavity - The cavity between floor of cranium and floor of the nose
- Nasal Dischange
- Nasal discharge
- Nasal discharge
- Nasal installation which is done daily and frequently is called as pratiamara nasya .Its an 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.
- Nasal meatus. The passage or openingof nose.
- Nasal voice
- Nasal voice.
- Nasolacrimal duct. A duct connecting nose to the lacrimal apparatus
- Natis. Buttock. Gluteal Prominence. Fleshy prominences on the lower back formed by the gluteal muscles with a covering of fat and skin.
- Natis. Buttock. Gluteal Prominence. Haunch.
- Natural calamities are of 3 types celestial, mundane and atmospheric weeping of idoles, appearance of magical cots etc. Mundane are earth quakes etc while falling of stars etc are atmospheric.These are also considerd as cause of pestilence.
- Natural form of dried cow dung cakes obtained from forest used in graded heating system
- Natural mechanism
- Nausea
- Nausea
- Nausea
- Nausea
- Nausea
- Nausea
- Nausea, vomitting.
- Nausea.
- Navel, Umbilicus. The depressed point in the middle of the abdomen.The Scar that marks the former attachment of umbilical cord to the fetus
- Near appearance of remote objects.
- Neck
- Neck
- Needling pain
- Needling pain
- Needling pain
- Needling pain
- Needling pain
- Needling type of pain
- Needling type of pain
- Negative invariable concomitance
- Neither hot nor cold
- Nerium odorum and Thevetia nerifolia, both are varieties of karveer plant, which is mentioned in poisonous plants having poison in its roots (all parts are poisonous as per toxicology).
- Nerves of the levator palpebrae superioris (from oculomotor)
- Network of reddish vessels
- Network of veins
- Network of veins
- Network of veins
- 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, then it is incurable.
- Newtwork of veins
- Night regimen, regimens starting from dawn to night. It includes Dinner, Sleep and cohabitation.
- Nipple; The conical protuberance in each breast from which the lactiferous ducts discharge in the female.
- Nipples. The conical protuberance in each breast from which the lactiferous ducts discharge in the female
- Nishtha refers to permanently getting rid from the sufferings/ pain, and Hetu refers to cause. Diseases hinders the person from getting salvation, so diseases are considerd as Naistika Hetu.
- Nodding the head
- Nodding the head.
- Nodular
- Nodular
- Nodular
- Nodular appearance
- Nodular skin.
- Non - conducive food- Food which disturbs the Tri-doshas and physiological functions of the body.It is contrary t to Hita.
- Non adhesiveness.
- Non employment , non use, non application, non performance
- Non eternal or Transient.
- Non slimy menstrual blood
- Non- antagonistic food. food doesnt have two component of different VIRYA.
- Non- suppresible urges-Suppresion of natural urges which may end up with acute and chronic diseases.Natural urges are viz urge of flatus,faeces,urine,yawning,tears,eruction,vomiting,semen,hunger,thirst,dyspnoea sleep.
- Non-availability of gradation; properties & actions have gradation but not the substance;
- Non-differentiated knowledge
- Non-living; inanimate substances lacking consciousness, e.g. minerals
- non-pharmacological management of illness applying spiritual intervention
- Normal state-equibrlium state of 3 hands considered as health.
- Nose
- Nose
- Nose -organ of smell
- Nose. Olfactory apparatus. One of the five sense organs.
- Nostril-Anterior nares. External aperture of the nose
- Nostril-Anterior nares. External aperture of the nose
- Nostril. One of the external aperture of the nose
- Nostril. One of the external aperture of the nose.
- Not liable to change; Imperishable , undecaying, A synonym of Ātmā
- Not to be bandaged, ulcers due to scalds, in lepers, fleshy condylomata due to a bite from a poisonous rat or any other poisonous ulcers should not be bandaged.
- Nourishment of Rakta Dhatu.
- Nudity or exhibitionism
- Nudity or exhibitionism
- Nudity or Exibitinalism
- Number; one among 10 paradi guna.
- Numbness
- Numbness
- Numbness
- Numbness
- Numbness
- Numbness
- Numbness in hip
- Numbness of tongue
- Nutrient portion formed during various processes of biotransformation.
- Nymphomania; Excessive desire for sexual intercourse with males
- Obesity
- Obesity.
- Objects and subjects of knowledge
- Objects look as dazzling
- Objects look as if dipped in blood.
- Objects look as revolving
- Objects look as unstable
- Objects look like dawny red.
- Objects look small in size
- objects of sensory perception
- Obstructed
- Obstructed
- Obstruction
- Obstruction in throat
- Obstruction of nostils
- Obstruction of passage.
- Obstruction of urinary passage
