632 Seelidj.--A kind of ChÈreela, which grows in stony places or
near water; it has a sweet smell; is bitter and cool, cures mucous
and bilious disorders, heat, thirst, vomiting, and asthmas.
633 Seep or Seepie. A name for Suduf (a shell). It is pungent, shining,
and promotes digestion and appetite, strengthens the system, and is
an antidote to poisons.
634 Saeb.--A name for Tuffah. In Yunani works, the Indian kind is
called Harara or Seoharara; it is cardiac, and its preserve is more so;
it is aphrodisiac, and produces flatulence; when unripe it is acid
and astringent, and hurtful, produces cough and decreases bile. Its
corrector is salt.