The minor structural componants that stabilize and sustain the body. :
उपधातु ( upadhātu )Meaning: The minor structural componants that stabilize and sustain the body.
Meaning: The minor structural componants that stabilize and sustain the body.
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- suckers
- Sucking pain
- Sucking pain in bladder.
- Sucking type of sensation
- suction.
- Sudden appearance of flower like spots on nail
- Sudden bleeding
- Sudden bleeding.
- Sudden bleeding.
- Sudden vomiting
- Suden
- Sugarcane products;
- Sunburn.
- Sunken eye.
- suns act of hydration bestows strength to the living organisms
- Superior (proximal) and Inferior (distal)
- Supply of ellipsis; such statements wherein some word or words are found missing, which has to be supplied or supplemented appropriately to get the exact meaning of a sentence in that context.
- Suppressed
- Suppressed
- Suppressed expiration
- Suppressed expiration.
- Suppressed expiration.
- Suppressed expiration.
- Suppressed or loose motion irregularly
- Suppression of belching
- Suppression of belching
- Suppression of belching
- Suppression of belching
- Suppression of belching
- Suppression of flatus
- Suppression, Diminished
- Suppression, Obstruction
- Suppuration
- Suppuration
- Suppuration
- suppuration and sloughing,It is a symptom produced by insect of dooshivisha category (causing chronic poisoning).
- suppuration, it is a symptom produced in animate type of poisoning which means inflammation which after certain period converts into suppurative stage.
- Suprasternal notch. Notch above the sternum.
- Suprasternal notch. Notch above the sternum.
- Supression of belching
- Supression, Diminished
- Supression, Diminished
- Surfaces/ facets - a property of material
- Surfeit : Satisfaction
- susbstances reducing inflammation and swelling;
- suspension of poison,this is a psychological manifestation resulting from extreme nervousness and doubt due to dubious feeling of being bitten by a poisonous creature causes manifestation of symptoms of pseudo poison in the form of fever, vomiting, fainting, burning sensation, prostration, unconsciousness, diarrhoea. This condition is called fear poison.
- Sutural joint. Articulation between two bones
- Swan.
- Sweat, perspiration. Mala of Meda Dhātu. The function of Sveda is to withhold Kleda (watery portion) in the skin.
- Sweating
- Sweating of sense organs.
- Sweet sour sauce- is prepared by using the juice of Vrksamla, Parusaka and jambu, added with little quantity of Mustard powder, sugar candy, Sauarcala and Saindhava lavana. Or a soft drinks prepared with drvyas of Madhura, amla and lavana rasa.
- Sweet taste
- Sweet taste
- Sweet taste in mouth
- Sweet, something that is sweet to taste
- Sweet; one among six rasa.
- Swelling
- Swelling
- Swelling
- Swelling
- Swelling
- Swelling
- Swelling
- Swelling around the stie of bite
- Swelling in umbilicus
- Swelling of gums
- Swelling of the tongue.
- Swelling; Inflammation
- Swelling; Oedema
- Swelling; Oedema
- Swift, a feature which is characteristic of darvikar (cobra snake variety) snakes.
- Symptom of the hornet sting is suppuration of the bitten part.
- Symptoms produced in a spider bite causing dushivisha (slow poison), the bite place appears as a burn and it gets suppurated quickly.
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- Syncope or clumsiness of the sense organs.
- Synonym of curna- fine form of herbal powder- a solid doses forms used for therapeutics
- Synonym of curna- fine form of herbal powder- a solid doses forms used for therapeutics
- Synonym of Guravdi gunas; Properties of substances that relates with the body and used for therapeutics.
- synonym of hima-Cold infusion the squeezed and filtered liquid after steeping overnight the powdered material in 6 timesof cold water
- Synonym of Kapha
- synonym of kashaya - boiled & filtered liquid of herbs for specific time used for the therapeutics & pharmaceutical manufacturing
- synonym of kashaya - boiled & filtered liquid of herbs for specific time used for the therapeutics & pharmaceutical manufacturing
- synonym of kashaya-boiled & filtered liquid of herbs for specific time used for the therapeutics & pharmaceutical manufacturing
- Synonym of mica, agnijar and also denotes cloth
- Synonym of Sākṣī. An attribute of Ātmā.
- Synonym of surabija-seed
- Synonym of therapeutics which establish the original state of health
- synonym of therapeutics; Tool; Instrument
- Synonym of vatak- is a final solid doses form in round shape generally prepared from herbs, minerals,animal products by using the natural binding materials
- Synonym of vati-pill with change in shape- worm like
- synonym;
- syntactical defects: a statement with deficiency in any of the five constituents of a sentence and does not convey the proper and complete meaning
- syntactical excellence: the statement is free from any syntactical impurity and express the exact meaning of the sentence
- System or doctrines, specially signifies system of ayurvead
- Tachycardia or palpitation.
- Tachycardia or palpitation.
- Taking an admixture of desirable and undesirable food items.
- Taking bath, is a auspicious , enhances virility, longevity, strength, compactness & immune system(oja), at the same time cures tiredness, sweat and impurities of the body.
- Taking food over and again the previous meal (before it digested) which may endup with metabolic disorders.
- Taking inappropriate quantity of food, is of two types - deficient and excessive. Food in deficient quantity is said to be causinng loss of strength, complexion & development, unsaturation, upward movement of vayu, harms the lifespan, virility, immunity etc food in excessive vitiating all dosas.fainting, giddiness, irregularity of digestion, stiffness of flanks etc.
- Talk in which one cant establish his own view
- Tank / pond water- water which comes from higher levels and blocked by artificial means. Some peoples call Pushkarnis as Tadaga. Sweet in taste and easy to digest.
- Tarsal bones excluding talus and calcaneus
- Taste, Desire
- Taste; feeling percieved by Rasanendriya(Tongue) when the substance comes in contact with it; 6 in number; Each Rasa indicates the pattern of pharmacological activity of the substance;
- Tawny colour
- Tawny colour
- Tawny colour like camel
- Tawny colour of hair
- Tawny colour of hair
- Tawny coloured hair
- Tawny hair person.
- Tearing in pieces
- Technical Terminology; Jargon; Technical nomenclature; the meaning of certain words which are peculiar to any science wherein they are used in a different sense other than their usual popular meaning.
- Teels truth
- Teeth - Hard bony projection in jaws serving as organ of mastication
- Temporal strength, acquired immunity
- Ten attributes or properties of poison by which it acts on the body and produces harmful effects.
- Tender leaves of blackberry
- Tender leaves; Synonym of leaf
- Tenderness
- Tendon
- Terrestrial snakes.
- Terrifying activities.
- Terrorizing
- test of Avaleha - Forming like threads -tearicle
- Textual evidence;
- that component of mental faculty which is responsible for grasping, understanding and retaining power
- That which removes obstruction from the srotas
- that which satiates
- That which soothes the five sensory organs
- The acidic fermented liquid obtained from wheat
- The act of distinguishing or discerning; a systamatic and perfect knowledge
- The act of rubbing the body with powder opposite direction I,e opposite to hair follicles.
- The act of rubbing the body with unctuous substances in opposite direction, i.e opposite to hair follicles. Rubbing is done even with unctuous paste.
- The action of poison is manifested in eight virulent stages or impulses (vega).
- The agents which make the materials to melt at much lower temperatures than the original melting points.
- The Agni that acts on the food in the gastro intestinal tract to digest it.
- the backward bending of the head
- The blood transudates when vitiated due to dushivisha.
- The blood vitiated due to poison transudates and obstructs the channels of blood circulation, leading to death of the patient.
- the body consists of five mahabhuta and atma
- the cause which is innate for the production of effect
- the cognition arising at the instant of the conjugation of the soul, mind, senses, and object
- The colour of pupil become glowing fire
- the conscious one:
- The daily activities and food which are adapted to the body by habitual use.
- The disappearance of colour of plating after staying for some days
- The dried materials are burnt in open air and the white ash is dissolved in prescribed quantity of water decanted & crystallised- Used as a medium for purification etc processes of the material and also in manufacturing of Ksharsutra including therapeutics.
- the drug material is to be subjected for heating in closed container
- The dust particle visible in the rays of sun
- The essence of all seven Dhātus, that is vital for life. Also indicates Bala (immunity). It is of two types: 1.Para, that is present in the heart and, 2. Apara, that is present all over the body. The ten attributes of Ojas are: Guru (heavy), Shīta (cold), Mṛdu (Soft), lakṣṇa (smooth), Bahala (abundant), Madhura (sweet), Sthira (stable), Prasanna (bright), Picchila (sticky), Snigdha (unctuous).
- The extract /product obtained from extraction from mica
- The fermented liquid using the honey on attaining acidity
- The fermented liquid using the jaggery on attaining acidity
- the finest and subtle source of proto-element of Akash mahabhuta,
- The finished product obtained by allowing for further fermentation/maturation after mixing the asav and sura in equal proportions
- The first Dhātu among seven Dhātus and is dominated by Jala. This is pumped out of Hṛdaya and continuously circulates all over the body to nourish other tissues. It is of 9 Anjalis in quantity. Vyāna and Samāna Vāyu help in its circulation. The major function of Rasa Dhātu is Prīṇana (nourishing).
- the first part of the night , up to three hours after sunset
- The first perceptible unit of measurement: Combination of six paramanu, the finest particle
- The Five Great Elements: Aakasa, Vaayu, Teja, Jala and Prithvi. Ayurvedic doctrine states that all the matter in the universe is composed of these Five. The variety is because of the variation in the combining proportions.
- The food articles without seasoning i.e. without addition of oil, mustard etc.
- The food, drinks, & medicine, which does the dislodgement of Dosa from its site I,e Dosatlkesa, but does not expel it out and which acts contradictory to the body tissues. They do not help in the nourishment of Dhatu and in due course produce many diseases/incompatible food.Food which are antagonist to body and Dhatu are called as Virudda.
- The fourth Dhātu among seven Dhātus of the body, whose function is to provide Snehana. It is dominant of Jala and Prthvi Mahabhutas. Designative of adipose tissue and other lipids in the body.
- The good conduct/behaviour of man . It can be expressed as right conducts or good conducts or moral conducts which are followed to lead healthy life. Conducts which are good at physical, good at mental and good at verbal are called as Sadvritta.
- the ideology of the Buddhist philosophy which believes that natural destruction is inevitable to everything
- the ideology of the Vedant philosophy which believes that Brahma is only truth and others in the world are false
- the ideology which believe that nothing is stable or permanent and everythings undergoes through continious process of decaying
- the ideology which believes that effect is produced sequentially after the sequential destruction of the cause
- the ideology which believes that the effect is not present in the cause
- the ideology which belives that the effect is always resides in cause even before its manifestation
- the ideology which describes every substance does not exists after its destruction
- the ideology which describes that each and every substance is nonexistant before its production
- The initial partially cooked stage of processing of oil/ ghee, which is not useful for therapeutics
- The interaction between the Doshas & Dushyas that occurs during the stage of Sthanasamshraya.
- The interaction between the Doshas & Dushyas. Fourth stage of Kriyakala. This represents the prodromal phase of a disease.
- The invisible result of works done in former states of embodied existence ; an unseen consequences of an act.
- the kind of human life which is not benificial for the self or the society
- The liquid attaining acidity by losing its sweetness
- The liquid doses form containing alcohols obtained by fermentation process
- The liquid obtained by churning of any food substance after addition of 14 times of water.
- the liquids/ solids given along with the drug administration of drug to absorb ,assimilate & distribute in the body
- The living body. Indicative of growth in the bodily tissues.
- The long arch that joins zygomatic processes of the temporal and malar bones on the sides of the skull.
- the main theme on which the entire science is build; or context of elucidation or discussion
- The man who first becomes a passive member of an act of sodomy to gain erection and then commits the act of sex with a woman is called kumbheek.
- The material principle of egoity or existance having three inherent properties of sattva, raja and tama; one of the principles of the evolution as per classical indian philosophy
- The material with no potency
- the materials are subjected to heat in a closed vessel to obtain black form of ash
- The means or instrument by which an action is effected , the idea expressed by the instrumental cause, instrumentality
- The milk of camel
- The mind, the internal organ which link among soul, sensory and motor organs
- The minor structural componants that stabilize and sustain the body.
- The night of all destroying time, night of destruction, the end of the world, the night of mans death.this context is explained while discribing the ill effect of sleep, I,e excessive,untimely and negatively take away the happiness and life like other death night.
- the objective of physician to maintain the equilibrium of the body humors
- the objects of sense organs like sound, touch, vision, taste and smell, which are perceived through the sense organs.
- the one that prevents the body from decay, a synonym of ayu
- the organ of tactile sensation
