289 Tatyrie, in P. called Teetoo; a bird, the meat of which produces
wind. "Tringa Goensis."
290 Tittereek, sometimes called Tintereek.--Its fruit, when unripe,
is beneficial in disorders of wind; is vermifuge, and destroys worms in
the rectum; it is very heavy; but when ripe, is light and astringent,
and is useful in weakness of the digestive organs, and cures disorders
of phlegm and wind. A. Simaak.
291 Tudje.--Laurus Cassie? Some say that this is Kirfa, and others
Syleekha; also called Keelkheela; it is in Indian works described as
cool and pungent; it cures disorders of phlegm, and more especially
dissipates collections of it in the small intestines; clears the
passage to the stomach or oesophagus, and promotes digestion.