ashvattha :
Taxonomical Classification
Family: UrticaceaeVERNACULAR NAMES
Sanskrit: ashvattha, pippala, shrivriksha, sevya, asvatha, caldal, bodhidru, pavitraka, yadnik, mahadrum, devatma, krishnavasEnglish: sacred fig, peepal tree
Hindi: Pipala, Pipal
Telugu: Ravichettu
Bengali: Asvattha, Ashud, Ashvattha
Marathi: Pipal, Pimpal, Pippal
Oriya: aswatha
Gujarathi: Piplo, Jari, Piparo, Pipalo
Tamil: Ashwarthan, Arasamaram, Arasan, Arasu, Arara
Malayalam: arayal
Kannada: Arlo, Ranji, Basri, Ashvatthanara, Ashwatha, Aralimara, Aralegida, Ashvathamara, Basari, Ashvattha
Punjabi: Pipal, Pippal
Assamese: Ahant
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