behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual :
प्रत्यात्मनियतः ( pratyātmaniyataḥ )Meaning: behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual
Meaning: behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual
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- Ankle. The joint between tibia, fibula and talas bones.
- Annealing/ self cooling
- Anointing
- Anointing/application- here application of antiseptics, any other germicidal solution to vitiated land to maintain biologically hygiene.
- Anosmia or absence of the Sense of smell
- Anosmia or Absence of the sense of smell
- Anosmia or loss of the sense of smell
- Anosmia or loss of the sense of smell
- Anosmia or loss of the sense of smell
- Anosmia or loss of the sense of smell
- Anosmia or loss of the sense of smell
- another meal should be consumed after the previous food is get digested completely ,this make easier to digest the food.
- Ant hill or termatorium.
- Antagonistic
- Antariksha is intermediate sphere between earth and sky. Water which is originated from clouds between intermediate sphere is Rain water.
- Anterior (ventral) & Posterior (dorsal). Before or infront of & towards the back or situated behind
- Anterior ends of the ribs. Cartilaginous parts of the ribs
- Anterior facial vein, near the nose.(Angular vein)
- Anterior fontanelle. The junction of coronal frontal and sagittal sutures
- Anthelmentics/Antomicrobials; substances indiacted in management of worm infestation; both macro- & micro-scopic
- anti-emetics
- Anti-pyretic;
- antidote for poison (antitoxic).
- antihaemorrhoidals; drugs useful in treatment of piles;
- Antitoxic
- Antitoxic medication.
- Antitoxic medication.
- antitoxic medication.
- Antitragus ( Tragus - Sen). a projection on the ear of the cartilage of auricle in front of the tail of the helix, posterior to tragus
- Ants crawling in urine
- Any bodily structure that gets vitiated by aggravaed Doṣas
- Any liquid which is taken soon after food.Drink should having properties opposite to that of food, but should not becomes incompatible with the particular food is Anupan (after drink). It helps in easy movement , digestion and assimilation of the food particles.
- Any substance which is masticated and swallowed for the purpose of nutrition and energy, it includes all eatables, biteable, drinkable and lickables.
- any substance which is not pleasant in taste.
- Apertures of the body.
- Apetizer
- apex of the Scapula
- Aphonia
- Aphonia
- Appearance of dead body (facies hippocratia).
- Appearance of dead body (facies hippocration).
- Appearance of hairy lines
- Appearance of lines
- Appearance of lines
- Appearance of lines in the eye because of conjunctival vessels.
- Appearance of lines of veins
- Appearance of lines of veins
- Appearance of veins
- Appearance of veins
- Appearance of veins on face.
- appears like Peaks of Hillock - a type etc.of clay used for different p rocesses like shodhana
- Applying cosmetics, Coating
- appropriate interaction of sensory and motor organs with their objects
- Aquatic birds fat
- Aqueous humor. Transperant liquid contain in the anterior and posterior chambers of the eye
- Area for disposal of dead crematorium.
- area near a bite or sting.
- Arrangement or orderly collection; arrangement of sentences by putting the different word and clauses in proper order so as to obtain the correct meaning.
- Arrests/ destroys
- arrow/sui poisoning.
- arteries - (small) arterial branches.
- Artesian well water which springs from the earth and flows like a large spring.
- Articulation, joints - the point of juncture between two bones.
- Artificial immunity
- Artificial/ synthetic poison
- Artificially prepared poison by the combination of various substances.
- As a rule poisons are treated with remedies which have cold property. keet vish is an exceptions as it increases with use of cold .
- Ascent of sun or northward movement of sun. this movement reduces the moisture (Soumya) from the earth, even it takes out the strength from living beings. Sisira, Vasanta & Grisma rtu together constitute Uttarayana which brings about reduction of strength.
- ash
- Ash colour, Grey colour
- Ash colour.
- Ash colour.
- Ashes of metals/minerals obtained through incineration/calcinations process
- asphyxia by inhalation of smoke.
- Astringent taste in lesser grade
- Astringent; One among the six Rasas.
- Astute; One who is judicious; Person who is judicious regarding dos and donts in Dietary habits and conduct wil remain healthy for longer time.
- Asymmetrical, blended, Curled
- At the end of rainy season, the effect of poison becomes milder i.e. it becomes less potent and sluggish in action.
- attachment : affection or sympathy for
- Attacking on others weak points
- Attaining eternal salvation
- Austerity; act of voluntary penance or meritorious piety
- Authoritative instructions; statements of enlightened persons which are in the form of advice or injunction
- authoritative person
- Authoritative speech
- Auxillary cause; Instrumental cause
- Aversion
- Aversion
- Aversion - its one of the Suppresable urge. If any person fails to suppress will endup in psychological disorders.
- Aversion of Garlands
- Aversion to Alcohol derivatives
- Aversion to anything
- Aversion to Brahmins
- Aversion to Brahmins
- Aversion to breast milk
- Aversion to Cleanliness
- Aversion to cold
- Aversion to cold
- Aversion to fire (Pyrophobia)
- Aversion to food
- Aversion to food
- Aversion to good
- Aversion to males
- Aversion to physician
- Aversion to sweet food
- Aversion to sweet food
- Aversion to take alchohol.
- Aversion to the derivatives of food
- Aversion to wind
- Avoidance of sexual act physically, mentally & verbally all ways under any circumstances. Control over genital organ, which leads to pleasant mind & helpful to attain knowledge about Bramha(supreme god)
- Avoiding cleanliness of the body
- Awkward face
- Axilla, Armpit
- Ayurvedic term for poisonous teeth which is counted as site of poison and medium of spreading poison/infection by the way bite of animal.
- Backbone. Spine, Vertebral column.
- Backbone. Spine, Vertebral column. Cavity of the Spinal Column that contains the spinal cord.
- Bad
- Bad smell
- Bad smell on breathing
- Bad smell on breathing
- Bad smell, Fetid smell
- Bag of foetal membrane
- Baldness
- Bark (stem / root) of a plant
- base - Some particular organs, or group of organs which are container of some biological matter
- Basic factors to be considered while preparing and consuming diet. The eight such factors are: Prakrti (nature), Karana (processing), Samyoga (combination), Rai (amount), Dea (region), Kaala (time and season), Upayoga Samsthaa (rules for consumption) and Upayoktaa (consumer).
- Beating like pain
- Because of disintegration property of poison it annihilates the root principles dosas (dhatus) and the malas (excreta) of the body.
- Because of indistinct taste property of poison it causes aggravation of kapha and it quickly distrubs taste of food.
- Because of vikasi attribute of poison, spreads all over the body, causes death.
- Bed smell
- Bed, mode of administration of poison along with bedding.
- Bee like blue colour
- behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual
- Being everywhere, all pervading, omnipresent. An attribute of Atma.
- Being melted
- Being too fair or whitish skin.
- Belching
- Belonging to or coming from Su-Varchala; prepared by boiling down soda with Emblica officinalis
- belonging to or occuring in ordinary world
- Bending of head
- Bending of the body
- Bending of the body
- Beneficence:
- Beneficial for health.
- beneficial for the skin
- beneficial/pleasing for cardiac health
- Best time for part taking food.
- Bettered by flowing water.
- Bifercated lips
- Bird with wings cut off.
- Birds which peck with beak on prey. Exp parrot, maina, sparrow, pigeon etc.
- Birth in a place which is endowed with energized persons. One among the strengthening factor which is concerned with the place. Individual taken birth in that place where there is a good vitality. That is birth in Jangala desha ( arid place) , will have good tolerance capacity.
- Bite by a rabid animal results in copious flow of dark blood from the site of bite.
- bite by a recently delivered snake.
- bite marks hidden due to elevation of margins.
- Biting
- Biting
- Biting lips
- Biting of lips
- Biting of mothers breast
- Biting own tongue
- Biting own tongue
- Biting own tongue
- Bitten
- bitten on limb.
- bitten/stung
- Bitter taste
- Bitter taste in mouth
- Bitter taste in mouth
- Bitter taste in mouth.
- Bitter Taste.
- Bitter; one among the six rasa. Synonym of one of the medicinal plant Parpata.
- Bizzare activities
- Bizzare look
- Bizzare look.
- Black colour
- Black colour
- Black colour
- Black colour resembles extinguished fire.
- Black coloured stool like the riped fruit of Zyzygium jambolanum.
- Black out
- Black out
- Black out
- Black out
- Black out
- Blackish discoloration of the skin
- Blackout
- Blackout
- blackout.
- Bladder
- Bleeding changes from one channel to other.
- Bleeding from Gums
- Bleeding from Gums
- Bleeding from hair follicles
- Bleeding from mouth
- Bleeding from penis
- Bleeding per rectum
- Bleeding per rectum
