162 Berchakund.--A kind of Pindaloo; another kind is called Roomus,
also Mudwull; a third kind is Sunkal; a fourth Kashtall; a fifth
Hustaloo; a sixth Rucktall, called Ruckutkund. All these roots are
sweet, cool, dry, and flatulent; also aperient. They give tone to the
urinary bladder, remove eruptions (the consequence of suffused bile),
increase semen, phlegm, and wind; they strengthen the solids, are slow
of digestion, and increase the secretion of milk. Pindaloo is somewhat
bitter and hot, heavy, mucilaginous, and diuretic. Mudwall increases
bile, and is bitter; but it is beneficial in mucous disorders.
163 Barumbie or Soonputtie.--Sweet, cool, aperient, light; increases
the powers of perception and memory, clears the voice, cures Juzam,
jaundice, seminal weakness, foulness of the blood, and cough;
is an antidote to poisons, beneficial in swelling of the body,
in bilious affections, and is a common ingredient in all useful
formulÊ. A. Zernub.
164 Burberi.--A name for Hermodaclytes. Cool, strong, dry; increases
the general heat and bile, cures disorders of the blood, phlegm,
daad, and worms. It is an antidote to poisons.