Special senses, perceptive faculties, receptors various sensory nerve endings :
अक्षाणि ( akṣāṇi )Meaning: Special senses, perceptive faculties, receptors various sensory nerve endings
Meaning: Special senses, perceptive faculties, receptors various sensory nerve endings
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- Shoulder - the junction of the clavicle and scapula where the arm meets the trunk.
- Shoulder Joint - the joint formed by humerus and glenoid cavity of scapula
- Shyness or does not tolerate with abusing words.
- Side of abdomen; flank
- Side of pelvis. Side of a bony structure formed by the innominate bones. The sacrum, the coccyx and the ligaments joining them
- Side of thorax. Side of the part of the body between the base of the neck superiorly and diaphragm inferiorly
- Sides of the Chest, Flanks
- Sides of the neck
- Sight of cloud before eyes
- Sight of un-existed moving clouds
- Sight of unexisted things
- sign of suspected poisoning meaning heart remains intact while body is burning.
- silalorrhhea,during the first impulse of poisoning, the patient suffers from excessive salivation due to vitiation of rasa.
- Similar: similarity which is found in many substances and leads to their caregorization in one group. Samanya leads to increase of similar; Similarity; denotes similarity between two substances, properties or actions; one of the fundamental concepts in ayurvedic pharmacology that states that substances can potentially lead to an increase or positive impact in the similar substances or attributes in the living system, when engaged in an effective interaction.
- similarity or mutuality in action. A character of samanya
- Simility; a basis for nomenclature of plants
- Singing at inappropriate place.
- Singing at inappropriate place.
- Sinking in water.
- Sinking in water.
- Sinkling in water.
- Sinks in water
- Sinks in water
- Sipping of water - Its a part of daily regimen to maintain personel hygiene, in which clean water is held in the palm of the hand with the thumb closely bent towards the center and water is sipped. Its usually done after cleaning hand and feet, after the act of excretion, before and after food, after chariot ride,etc.
- site of bite/sting
- Six hundred virechana preparations.
- Six plant parts viz. latex, root, bark, leaf, flower, fruit used as sources for Virechana action.
- Sixth of the seven basic Dhātus, whose function is to fill the bony cavities. It is predeminant of Jala Mahābhūta.
- skin
- Skin covered with bubble like flesh.
- skin reflection based on colour and Complexion
- Skin. One of the five sensory organs that percieves the sense of touch.
- Sleep; When the Mana (mind) & Indriyas (sense organs) get exhausted, they withdraw them selves from the objects & the individual get sleep.Sleep is caused by Tamas,Kapha, physical and mental exertion,adventitious,as a sequelae to diseases and normally at night.
- Sleepiness.
- Sleeping during day time
- sleeping during day time. It should be avoid by healthy individuals other wise it may causes increase of kapha, Meda. except during grisma(summer) at all other time day sleep is probhited. Day sleep is not nap.
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Sleeplessness
- Slight bending
- Slight change in routine
- Slight loathsome actvity
- Slight pain
- Slight slimy urine
- Slight trembling of the eye
- slightpeace
- Sliminess
- slimmy/unctous/oily; one of the 20 gurvadi gunas; caused due activated Jala mahabhuta; denotes physiological & pharmacological slimminess; manifested by moistening of body parts, increased strength and lusture; pacifies vata, increases kapha.
- Slimy
- Slimy or lubricious stool.
- Slimy stool
- Slimy stool.
- Slimy touch, gummy, Sticky, Slyminess,
- Slimy urine
- sloughing of the flesh produced by the bite of the Mandali (vipers) snake.
- Slow activities
- Slowly, gradually
- Small falls- Arising from mountains, this water is light, carminative and good for heart.
- Small intestine
- Small intestine. The alimentary canal extending from the pylorus to the caecum
- Small intestine. The alimentary canal extending from the pylorus to the caecum; The site where the consumed food undergoes transformation / digestion.
- Small size of pupil.
- Smaller upper lip or drooping of upper lip
- Smallest unit of a material equivalent to 1/30th of the dust particles seen in the sun rays.
- Smell
- Smell : Odour
- Smell : Perception of odour
- Smell is like fried paddy (corn)
- Smell of birds
- Smell of birds
- Smell of blood
- Smell of blood
- Smell of blood
- Smell of blood
- Smell of bone marrow
- Smell of cows urine
- Smell of crow
- Smell of crow
- Smell of dead body
- Smell of dead body
- Smell of fat
- Smell of fecal matter
- Smell of fish
- Smell of flesh
- Smell of flesh and blood
- Smell of Garlands
- Smell of Ghee
- Smell of Jasmine
- Smell of Linseed
- smell of live fish
- Smell of live fish
- Smell of live fish
- Smell of metal
- Smell of metal
- Smell of oil
- Smell of pus
- Smell of pus
- Smell of pus
- Smell of Rat
- Smell of raw flesh
- Smell of Smoke
- Smell of Smoke
- Smell of stool
- Smell of stool
- Smell of urine
- Smell of Urine
- Smell of Urine
- Smell of Vulture
- Smell of washing of fish
- Smell of wet mud.
- Smelling of fecal matter
- Smelting
- Smelting
- Smoke colour Pupil
- Smoke colour Pupil
- smoke is made to spread in the ambient air to maintain the puriy and clean air.
- smokeless red hot coal
- Smoky colour
- Smoky colour
- Smoky colour
- Smoky sensaiton
- Smoky sensation
- Smoky sensation
- Smoky sensation
- Smoky sensation
- Smoky sensation
- Smoky sensation
- Smoky sensation while breathing
- Smoky sensation.
- Smoky vision
- smoky vision
- Smooth in touch
- smoothness; one of the 20 gurvadi gunas. caused due activated agni; denotes physiological & pharmacological smoothness; helps in healing. An attribute of Kapha.
- Snake which has recently molted.
- snakes (cobra).
- snakes of boaede family.
- snakes.
- snakes.
- Sneezing
- Sneezing
- Sneezing
- Snoring sound
- Snoring sound
- Socket (ball and socket joint. Peg and socket joint). A joint in which the round end of one bone fits into the cavity of other
- Soft and without any moisture- indicative of the optimal stage of preparing medicated oil/ghee
- Soft body
- Soft drinks prepared with fruit juices(grapes, dates and jujube), sugar and spices.It is guru and vistambhi
- Soft palate. The posterior portion of the roof of the mouth
- Soft touch
- Soft, Sticky
- Softening; caused due to Jala mahabhuta predominance.
- Softness/mildness; One of the 20 gurvadi gunas. caused due activated akash & jala; denotes physiological & pharmacological softness & mildness; causes relaxation; relieves burning sensation.
- Sole. Under part of the foot
- Solemn disposition. Somber
- Some particular organs, or group of organs which are container of something
- Sorrow, Grief
- Soul or spirit: principle of life and sensation ,the individual self; the only conscious element in the human body
- Sound from vagina.
- Sound resembles the broken bell metal.
- Soundless
- soup prepared with boneless meat by adding sufficient water and seasoning with 3 pungents, ghee & jaggery
- soup prepared with meat by adding 8 times of water & reducig it to 1/4th and seasoned with 3 pungents, ghee & jaggery
- Soup prepared with pulses. Is a semisolid preparation obtained by boiling any type of pulse, but not with rice. To prepare Yusa, as a liquid , water/ Kwata/ Swarasa/ Hima/ Takra and Kalka of Ousadha Dravyas are taken and processed by adding 16 times of water.
- Sour smell
- Sour taste
- Sour taste, having the acid taste
- Sour; One among six Rasa;
- source material
- Source of pearl indicating oceanic origin
- Source: Something from which another thing originates
- Souther solisitice -It indicates the decent of sun/ movement of sun. this movement gives strength.movement which enhances āp principles and strength of all living beings is Visarga kala. Varsha, Sarat and Hemanta constitutes the Dakshinayan.
- spasm in throat.
- Spasmodic movement of the eye
- Spasmodic movement of the eyebrow
- Spasmodic movement of the eyebrow
- Spasmodic movement or tics
- Speaking at inappropriate place
- Speaking continuously
- Speaking in abnormal sound
- Speaks more than his natural capacity
- Special senses, perceptive faculties, receptors various sensory nerve endings
- Speciality; Dissimilarity; opposite of samanya; denotes dissimilarity between two substances, properties or actions; one of the fundamental concepts in ayurvedic pharmacology that states that substances can potentially lead to a decrease or negative impact in the dissimilar substances or attributes in the living system, when engaged in an effective interaction.
- specific description with such example which could be understood by experts only
- specific expression indicated by a word or phrase or sentence
- specific property; property specifically attributed to a particular mahabhuta & can be percieved only by one sensory organ; e.g. smell attributed to Prithvi mahabhuta & can be percieved by olfactory sense.
- speculation and logic; Argument
- Speedy
- Speedy talk
- Speedy talk, Fast Talk
- Spike like projection
- spines of a plant
