Perpetual :
नित्यत्व ( nityatva )Meaning: Perpetual
Meaning: Perpetual
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- Penis. The male organ of copulation and in mammals urination
- perceived sense as an outcome of the direct perception
- Perceptible by all 5 senses; substance can be percieved by all 5 senses;
- Perception through skin
- Perfuming/ fragrance/storing- one of the processes to impart some qualities
- Perineum. The structures occupying the pelvic outlet and constituting the pelvic floor
- Perineum. The structures occupying the pelvic outlet and constituting the pelvic floor
- Period of liberation: period of time when moisture, unctuousness and strength of the body gets enhanced
- Period of time when moisture, unctuousness and strength of the body gets depleted and absorbed by environment by virtue of climate; includes 6 months of winter, spring and summer seasons.
- Perpetual
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- Perplexed mind
- perplexed mind
- Perplexed sight
- Perplexed sight
- Perplexity or confusion
- person after taking food should walk for a hundred feet slowly ,that way reduces the heavyness of the body and aid in easy digestion of consumed food.
- Person bitten by a male snake.
- person getting sexual gratification after oral sex.
- Person having poor mental tolerance/Inferior mind. They can sustain neither by themselves nor by others,although having big stature they are unable to endure even mild pain. They are associated with fear,grief, greed,confusion.
- Person who had ingested poison.
- Personal artifacts.
- Perturbed hearing
- Perturbed vision
- Perverted desire or there will not be desire on things which were desired previously.
- Perverted intelligence
- Perverted intelligence
- Perverted intelligence
- Perverted intelligence
- Perverted intelligence
- Perverted intelligence
- Perverted manners.
- Perverted memory
- Perverted memory
- Perverted sight
- petechial patches.
- Phalanges -any one of the bones of toes or fingers
- Phallus or male genital organ,Penis, The male organ of copulation and of urination.
- Phymosis
- Physical exertion, Toil
- physical or mental efforts
- Physical Postures
- Physician should be fully provided with all kinds of antitoxic medicines.
- Pickles varieties of pickles prepared by fermentation process, which turns sour when kept for a long time, are tasty.Increases digestion and palatability, increases Pitta dosha and it is Amla pitta kara(gastrities).
- pictured from inner desires (Dream)
- Piercing pain, Breaking pain
- Piercing pain.
- Piles in Rectum
- Piles in Rectum
- Piles in Rectum
- Piles in Rectum
- Piles in Rectum
- Piles in Rectum
- Piles in rectum
- Piles in Rectum
- Piles or polypus
- Pills - one of the dosage form with round solid masses/balls
- pincers
- Pinna. Auricle. The auricle or the projected part of external ear
- Place of origin; Root cause of everything
- Placenta
- Placenta - The oval or discoid spongy structure in the uterus through which the foetus derives its nourishment.
- Placing/Having poured/ To put down
- plant
- Plant materials not infested with insects,cold,hot climate etc
- plants having weak stem; creepers, climbers, prostate, etc; one of the 4 categories of medicine plants.
- plants with a weak stem; climbers/twinners/prostates/creepers
- plants with multiple stems arising from one root & with a drooping canopy; Shrubs
- Playing musical instrument at inappropriate occation.
- Pleasant colour
- Pleasant face.
- Pleasant sight.
- Pleasant smell
- Pleasant smell
- Pleasant, Beautiful
- Pleasing touch or thumping with hands slowly.
- Plexus,network,interlacing or decussation. A network of nerves or veins
- Plucking pain
- Point of junction of cilia with lid margin
- Poison
- Poison coming out of the snake fangs viz., lower left, upper left, lower right and upper right is progressively more and more virulent and incurable.
- poison from natural source.
- Poison having its origin from jala mahabhoota.
- Poison is of two types one is jangam (animal origin-mobile) & another is sthavar ( plant and mineral origin- immobile).
- Poison with delayed action, garavisha as it takes some time to get assimilated in the body to produce its toxic effects.
- Poisoned /polluted water.
- Poisoned grass.
- Poisoned patients without the signs of (imminent) death should be treated.
- poisoner.
- poisoner.
- Poisoning due to anger Powerful enemies and even the servant and relations of the sovereign in a fit of anger poison the king.
- Poisoning.
- poisonous part/ source of inanimate poison.
- poisonous spiders which have poison in various sites in their body.
- Poisons, by their penetrating property, weaken the heart and in order to protect it the patient should be administered pure ghee, ghee mixed with honey, juices of sugarcane etc.
- Polyp like granulomatous growth developed when there is bite of poisonous insect/ rat.
- Polypus
- Polypus or A small vascular growth on the surface of a mucous membrane
- Pores in the bone
- Porousness; an action attribued to Akash Mahabhuta
- Porridge- prepared with fried barley
- Possibility ; feasibility
- Potantially poisonous contamination.
- Potency Unwholesome- taking diet and drugs having cold potency in combination with those of hot potency.
- Poultice- application of these poultice which are prepared by substances which are unctuous, heavy, hot in properties, helps to pacify the vitiated vata.
- Poultice- like preparation prepared with anti venomous drugs to soothe or aggravate and release the local doshas (impure body elements).
- Pounding
- Powdered arsenic
- Powdering preparing fine powder
- Powdering like pain
- Power of assimilation-this is examined by the power of ingestion as well as digestion, strength & life depends upon diet.
- Power of exercise- it is examined by capcity for work.
- Power of ingestion - Capacity of food intake.Quantity of the food which does not disturb the physiological function of an individual. This can not be generalised. It always differs from person to person and time to time, it directly depends on the digestive fire ,taste of the prepared food and present psychological status.
- Power of poison.
- Practical purposes
- Practicals related to Iatrochemistry
- Precious Stones
- precised form of text; Aphorism
- Predominance of the fire-element : Fiery
- Pregnant woman
- pregnant woman or gravida.
- Premature ejaculation
- prepacking,It is procedure in which sucking of the poisoned blood is done by filling the mouth cavity with linen before sucking.
- Preparation is similar to Madhukroda , additionally honey is mixed and prepared in the form of bolus.
- preparation of food etc.,with a bad or rotten fuel and undercooking, overcooking or burning during the process of preparation comes under this category.
- Prepare
- Prepared by adding large amount of water to Madhita.
- Prepared by paste of rice together with the sesamum seeds fried with oil.
- Prepared by using cereals( rice & horse gram) and pulses and fermented till it attains acidity
- Prepared with flour mixed up with honey and solidified by frying.
- Prepared with milk and sugarcane juice. Is heavy, saturating and aphrodisiac.
- Prescription cold things after taking ghee etc will comes under the unwholesome of prescription.
- Presence of abnormal actions of body.
- presence of toxicity.
- Pressing pain
- Pressing pain
- Pressing pain
- Pressing pain in heart
- Pressing pain in heart
- Pressing pain in heart
- Pressing type of pain
- Pressing type of pain
- Pressing type of pain
- Pressing type of pain
- Pressing type of pain
- Prevention of partially or not manifested diseases. This preventive measure are applied by following the Dincharya, Ritucharya, etc
- Preverted intelligence
- Preverted sensory organs
- Preverted, Perplexed
- pricking sensation
- Pride (in a good sense), the quality or state of being proud, Self-respect
- Pride, arrogance
- Principle constituents of the body that are responsible for homeostasis, when present in the state of equilibrium. Doṣas also determine the psycho-physio-physiological nature / constitution of an individual. Doṣas are capable of vitiating the different bodily tissues, when deviate from the state of equillibrium and can lead to diseases. These are of two classes: a. ārīrika (bodily): Vāta, Pitta and Kapha. b. Mānasa (psychological): Raja and Tama.
- principle that indicates the pharmacological behaviour of a substance post digestion & metabolism; expressed in terms of rasa; 3 in number - Madhura, Amla & Katu; it is asceratined based upon the action of the substance.
- Proapsed rectum
- Process of Extraction of metals from ores
- Process of Fomentation/Steaming
- Process of liquefaction of solid material colloidal solutions
- Process of liquefying material
- Processed by heating
- Processing in the making /refinement of the natural products which means imparting other properties. These properties are infused by contact of water & fire, cleaning, churning,time,utensils etc.
- processing vigourously leads to develop some unexpectable qualities
- produces stupidity
- produces weariness
- Profunda femoris. Femoral vessels. deep seated branch of femoral artery, femoral vessel
- Profuse bleeding
- profuse bleeding
- projection resembles the tail of cow
- Prolapse
- Prolapsed anus.
- Prolapsed rectum
- Prolapsed rectum
- Prolapsed Rectum
- Prolapsed rectum
- Prolapsed Rectum
- Prominence of veins
- Prominence, Continuous
- Prominent network of artery
- Prominent network of artery
- Prominent network of artery
- Prominent network of vein
- Promoter/beneficial for Throat or Voice
- Promotes memory-booster
- proper cauterization, Stage of burn in which the injury is superficial and assumes the color of ripe Tāl fruit (Borassus flabellifer) and is not raised above the surrounding skin and develops preceding symptoms.
- Proper contact or proper utilization
- Properly cooked/ processed indicative of Avaleha, gudapaka etc.
- Properly melted
- Properly roasted and dehusked grains. They are light in property.
- Properties and actions of a substance depends upon its current state;
- properties of a substance; present in the substance as a coinherent factor to perform a definite set of actions; might be physical, chemical, pharmacological, etc. but mainly pertains to the pharmacological properties.
- Property of a substance by virtue of which it gets distributed all over the body without passing through routine digestive process and causes depletion of ojas & displaces tissues from their physiological places
