Taleef Shereef;
The Taleef Shereef; Or, Indian Materia Medica
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共 299 题- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTICE
- THE
- TALEEF SHEREEF,
- OR
- INDIAN MATERIA MEDICA;
- TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL.
- BY
- SUPERINTENDING SURGEON, BENGAL SERVICE.
- PUBLISHED BY
- TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE.
- GLOSSARY.
- 1 Am, Ambe, Anbe.--The Fruit, Mangifera Indica.
- 4 Adki.--Vide Arhir.
- 14 Aloo (Bochara).--A kind of plum.
- 23 Adjwain.--"Anise Seed. In Arabic, Aneesoon. Pimpinella Anisum, Linn.
- 28 Andaluck.--A kind of grain.
- 32 Aord, or Aort, or Mash..--vide M. (Phaseolus Max.)
- 39 Armeede,.--A kind of cucumber.
- 40 Aorde Gunta.--A kind of Satawur.
- 42 Asperuck.--A name for AklÈel ul Mulk.
- 50 Aginmunt.--Agwunt. Names of Arnee; q. vide.
- 52 Akroat.--Vide Akhroat.
- 56 Akasbele.--Cuscuta reflexa, a name for Afteemoon, (Dodder of Thyme.)
- 60 Alta.--A name for the Lac colour.
- 64 Amrutphull.--A name given to the sweet lime. Vide Rajeneemb.
- 65 Ambarae.--A fruit, the produce of the hills, large and acid.
- 66 Amarbele.--A name for Afteemoon (Dodder Thyme.)
- 68 Amratuck.--The name of a culinary vegetable.
- 76 Anar.--A name for Darim, q. vide. "Punica Granatum."
- 77 Aunalie.--A name for Shakakool, (Wild Carrot.)
- 79 Ankaloon.--The name of a salt called also Oodoobudh. Vide Loon.
- 80 Anbertasung.--A name for Sungbusserie.
- 81 Angud.--The name for Hungoot, q. vide.
- 87 Ahmlee.--Called also Buzuroolreshad.
- 89 Aechill.--The name of a reed.
- 104 Babur.--Called by some Nagbo, and also Badrouje.
- 113 Baboona, or Marehtee: Anthemis Chamomile; a common flower, Akhgwan.
- 116 Baremoo.--A name for Dookoo.
- 117 Barehie.--A name for Zedoary.
- 118 Patirr.--The Wagtail, called in Yunani, Suffraghoon.
- 120 Balchur.--A name for Chur (Spikenard).
- 126 Babool, vide Keekur. Acacia Arabica, W.
- 129 Patole, vide Pulwul.
- 134 Batassa.--A name for Phaneer.
- 136 Butela.--A kind of Pea: see Muttur.
- 138 Batees.--A name for Atees, already described.
- 141 Puturjenie.--A name for Lichmuna and Lichmunie.
- 145 Bejoura.--A. Utrudj, though some describe them as distinct species.
- 147 Budgerkund.--Called also Soorun, q. vide.
- 148 Beechnak.--The name of a poison; vide Singia.
- 150 Bedarkee.--Also a name for Bedareekund.
- 161 Pereshtpurnie.--A name for PÊthaon.
- 165 Bureeja.--A name for Kuna, (Galbanum.)
- 167 Purbal.--A name for Coral; see Moonga.
- 168 Byrumbseerjella, vide Hurhurra.
- 169 Peertuckhpirnie.--A species of Peereshtpirnee.
- 171 Burruntaaki.--A name for Buretta.
- 172 Purundha.--A name for Mahameet.
- 182 Bishash.--A name for Oostoochoodoos.
- 188 Buckree, or ChËrie, q. vide
- 189 Becktindeek.--A kind of Teindoo, q. vide
- 197 Bylla.--A name for Shahudae, Keekwon, Kangi, and Bursali.
- 198 Bulka.--Likewise a name for Kangi.
- 206 Pindaluck, or Pindal, vide Pendaloo.
- 208 Pindkhajoor, vide Bhoomkhajoor.
- 209 Punna.--A name for the stone, called Zamoorud.
- 211 Poondereek.--A name for Kawul.
- 218 Puns.--A name for Kutel.
- 219 Punnus.--An appellation for Lackutch.
- 225 Potuck.--A kind of honey, resembling ghee; hot, dry, and light.
- 237 BhÊr.--The name for a sheep, called also Mendha.
- 238 Bhains.--The Buffalo, called also Mahaki.
- 240 Phunjeetuck.--A species of Loonia; a culinary green.
- 247 Bhoeperus.--A name of honey.
- 249 Bhoom Kudum.--A kind of Kudum.
- 252 Bhindale.--The name of Bhindal.
- 257 Bhateele.--In Persian called Goolqunda. A. Verdmoonuttin.
- 258 Bhoodill.--The name of a piece of Talc.
- 259 Bhoothpees.--A name for the Ram.
- 260 Phaloke.--A name for Arloo.
- 265 Pechuck.--A name for Bidjosaar.
- 277 Peeta.--Called also Khunda, q. vide.
- 278 Passownie.--A name for ChÌrk·kÛlie.
- 287 Tubasheer, or Tubakeer, names of Bunslochun.
- 288 Tuputtee or Typsie, a trefoil grass.
- 292 Tedhara.--"Euphorbia Antiquorum." A kind of Seehund.
- 293 Turkool.--The fruit of the Taar tree, vide Taal.
- 296 Tirtuck.--A kind of rice, of the same properties as the Saathie.
- 298 Tersindiaturnie.--A kind of Jeeaphul; see I.
- 302 Tirdisha.--A name for Mahomeed.
- 303 Tyrphilla.--The name for Hurr, Bhaera, and Anula.
- 304 Tirpurnie.--An appellation for Jalpurnie or Tirpunnie.
- 305 Takkur.--The name given to a mixture of Dhaie and water.
- 308 Telk.--Ginger.
- 313 Tym.--A kind of fish, producing appetite and general strength.
- 317 Tuntureek.--A name for Tuttereek, called also Seem·k.
- 323 Toour.--A kind of Arhur. "Cytisus Cajan."
- 324 Tooiekam.--A kind of Rattan.
- 325 Toodun.--A kind of Kakroo.
- 333 Tesoo.--The flower of the Palass.
- 334 Tezpat.--A name for Patrudje.
- 336 Terbile.--A medicine of India.
- 337 Teetee.--The name of the fruit Karele.
- 339 Jatie.--A name for Chumbelie, "Jasminum Grandiflorum."
- 344 Charai, or Charwolie; both names of Cherownjee.
- 345 Jaal.--A kind of fish.
- 348 Chalkurie.--A name for Foo or Mujeeth.
- 349 Changerie.--A name for Umulchhangerie.
- 350 Cheebook.--A kind of Khurnie.
- 355 Chuttur Phill.--A name of Syneed, a kind of Khoreacera.
- 358 Chirchirra.--A name for Chitchira.
- 360 Chiria.--A name for Roonjisk, called also Chituck.
- 365 Chukunder.--A name for Saluk.
- 367 Chukora. In P. Rubk. "A variety of Titroo Rufus."
- 370 Choekurk.--A name of the grain Koolthie.
- 371 Chukond.--A name of the Penwar or Chukwand.
- 379 Jill Benth.--A kind of ratan.
- 380 Jill Butees.--Cool, astringent, producing flatulence.
- 383 Jamalgota.--Vide Datoon. "Croton Tiglium."
- 391 Chundsoor.--Vide Haloo. "Lepedium Sativum."
- 393 Chundunsarba.--A name for white Kalesur.
- 407 Choonderdhan or Jowdhan.--A kind of rice, called also Rukitsaal.
- 410 Junkar.--A name for the deer Barasingha.
- 411 Jojakhar.--A name for nitre.
- 416 Cherkund.--A kind of Beedareekund, which is white.
- 417 Chundurseha.--A name for Mudukp˙rnie.
- 418 Choocheroo.--A name for SÌrphonka.
- 425 Jeewung.--Also Buthua. Its stem is red.
- 431 Jeepaul.--A name for Jamalgota.
- 433 Cheea or Cheetkeh, both names for Hurr.
- 449 Durba.--A name for Doob, called also Shittb˙ra.
- 450 Durbhur.--A kind of Lawa. Vide L.
- 452 Dukdoka.--A name for DoÚdhËe.
- 461 Dhunjawasa.--A kind of J·w·ss·; its properties the same.
- 467 Dhak.--A name for Palass, "Butea Frondosa."
- 468 Dholkudum.--A kind of Cudum.
- 472 Dhawnie.--A name for Perishtpirnee.
- 476 Deomun.--A name for Mahumeed.
- 481 Rajehuns.--A name for Purse·washan.
- 486 Raibele.--A name for Bael. The wild kind is called, Kynd.
- 488 Rajdooree.--A name for Jewuntee.
- 490 Rasie.--A name for Rudd.
- 495 Roodwunti.--A plant very generally useful.
- 498 Rusunjeen.--A name for Ruswut.
- 501 Recktaal or Rukitkund, a kind of PÈndaloo.
- 502 Ruckitchunden. Pterocarpus Santalinus, W.
- 507 Rawasun.--A name of Rasun.
- 509 Roohus.--Vide Kundhul.
- 512 Romus or Mudwal. A name of Bindaloo.
- 515 Rahusphill.--A kind of Mowa.
- 522 Zeerki.--A name for Zuerishk.
- 524 Zerki.--A name of pepper, called also K·la Dana.
- 525 Zumiekund.--A name for Soor˙n.
- 526 Sanbir.--A name for Sembile.
- 529 Saluk or Salook.--A flower, q. vide.
- 534 Saaje.--A name for Serje, q. v.
- 537 Salamookh.--A kind of rice like the former.
- 543 Satoon.--A name for Chitoor.
- 546 Subskun.--A name for Baraikund.
- 548 Setoopula.--A kind of sugar.
- 549 Setawur,--also Setawurie or Shetawur, vide S.
- 550 Sutputtrie.--A name for Roocha, vide R.
- 551 Sutsar.--A kind of cucumber.
- 552 Suteepulas.--A kind of Kutchoor.
- 557 Sudaphill or Sudeephill.--A name for Bale.
- 560 Serje.--A name for Saaje. "Tectona grandis."
- 563 Sericbans.--Useful in mucous disorders and affections of the eyes.
- 569 Seroopjeea.--A kind of Jeeaphup.
- 570 Seriepurnie.--A kind of Arnee, also called Gumbar.
- 571 Seroopbudder.--A name also of Gumbar.
- 572 Surwalla.--The name of a common shrub.
- 574 Suffrie Amer.--The Guava, "Psidium pyriferum." Vide Anervade.
- 575 Segund Philla.--A kind of date.
- 576 Soogunass.--A name for Arloo.
- 580 Somooder Phane.--Sponge.
- 582 Somoodersake.--Convolvulus Argenteus, also Ruttunmala.
- 585 Sindoorie.--A name for Sud· Soh·gun.
- 589 Sebaloo.--or Sebalie, or Nindee, see N. Vitex Trifolia.
- 592 Sunkia.--A kind of arsenic.
- 593 Sunkhal.--A species of Bindaloo.
- 595 Sungjoothka.--A name for Jui; having a white flower.
- 596 Soorinjoothka.--Also a name for the above; having a yellow flower.
- 597 Sonamukie.--A name for Marka sheesha. "Marcasite stone."
- 601 Suer.--See Kual.
- 603 Soopee.--Any kind of fried pea, deprived of its shell.
- 608 Soonchur.--A name for the salt Soonchur, also Soonchill.
- 609 Soorjemooki.--A name for Adittbaqut. "Helianthus Annuus."
- 611 Soubustanee.--A name for Valanchoord.
- 612 Sooe Junglie.--A name for Pitpapra.
- 613 Soonkullie.--A shrub hurtful to animals.
- 615 Soorudjjhall--A name for Lootooperie.
- 620 Sohaga.--A name for Tunkhar.
- 627 SendhÊ.--A kind of Kutcherie.
- 628 Sealie.--The wild carrot, long and cone-shaped. A. Shakakul.
- 629 Seenaki.--A name for Karoonus Soombul.
- 630 Seenku.--A name for Shummie, vide Sh.
- 631 Seotie vide Kurkooja. "Rosa glandulifera. Roxb."
- 635 Seetaphill.--The common Shereefa, q. v.
- 637 Shaldan.--A kind of rice, in virtue like the Saatie.
- 638 Shalook.--The root of the Kawul flower, q. v.
- 651 Shetoot.--A name for the mulberry.
- 652 Shehut.--Also Shehud. A. Assil, "Honey." Vide Yunani works.
- 653 Sheeta.--A kind of Doob grass.
- 654 Sheesha.--Resembling Kaley in properties. A. Asserab.
- 655 Sheeshum.--Also Seeshum.
- 659 Gowreh.--All kinds of green fruit.
- 660 Ghafis.--Hemp; Agrimony; deobstruent; dose one miskal.
- 661 Ghar.--The laurel; discutient and attenuant; dose half miskal.
- 664 Ghirb.--The mountain pine, drying.
- 667 Kakolie.--Its properties resemble Jirkakolie.
- 680 Kasht.--Very hard. A kind of sugar-cane.
- 681 Kangeerug.--A name for Kakeerun.
- 684 Kathmanda.--A name for Lisanus sowr.
- 685 Kalakora.--A name for Kirra Inderjow.
- 687 Kastipadile.--Vide Padill.
- 692 Kupoor.--The same as above; also called Khesia.
- 698 Kapoor Kutcherie.--A name for Saaltie.
- 699 Kapoorie.--A name for Ispurka.
- 707 Kuth.--"Catechu, Terra Japonica, Acacia Catechu?"
- 709 Kutchaloo.--"Arum Colocasia." An esculent root, vide Aroie.
- 712 Coochilla.--Vide Kagphill.
- 730 Korund.--A name for Sunadudje.
- 737 Kurrukphill.--A name for Bahira.
- 739 Krishn Saarba.--A black kind of Saarba.
- 746 Kukrownela.--The Kurrownda.
- 756 Goolkhairoo.--The marsh-mallow, or rather the mallow.
- 759 Koolunta.--A kind of Satawur.
- 760 Keloondha.--A name for the fruit of the Mowa tree.
- 761 Kulownjee.--A name for Siadana; expels wind and flatulence.
- 762 Kumode or Komoodutti, a kind of Gulhar. "Rottlera tinctoria."
- 765 Kawul.--"NymphÊa Nelumbo." A name of Gulhar.
- 766 Kawulguth.--The seed of the Gulhar.
- 776 Goondur.--A kind of Loonia, q. v.
- 778 Koonja.--Vide Goonchee.
- 781 Kunoocha.--A name for Mirve.
- 782 Gundhur.--A name for culinary greens--see Chowlai.
- 792 Gowrbaghan.--Cool; useful in general heat and disorders of blood.
- 793 Godoon.--A common grain used by villagers; tonic.
- 794 Gowruk.--A kind of Lawa.
- 802 Kowadoorie.--A. Hubbunneel.
- 804 Gowdunta.--A kind of arsenic, of a light red color.
- 806 Kookurchundie.--Obtains the name from its being an emetic to dogs.
- 807 Kookurbangra.--A name for Kukrownda.
- 819 Koontanduk.--A kind of Rice, like the Saatee in its properties.
- 847 Keetkarode.--A name for Baraicund.
- 853 Lahi.--A name for Ulsee.
- 860 Lichmiphill.--A name for Bele.
- 861 Lichkutch.--A name for Burhel, also called Lukitch.
- 870 Loni.--P. Neemuk, q. v.
- 871 Lolie.--A name for Lublie.
- 872 Lomrie.--The Fox. A name for the Sheghal or Sial.
- 886 Maankund.--A name for Istolekund.
- 887 Malook.--A name for Palook.
- 897 Mudhraa.--A name for Kakoli, from its sweet taste so called.
- 898 Muddenphill.--A name for Mynphill.
- 899 Mudden.--A name for Moom.
- 900 Mudh.--Honey.
- 912 Mernal.--The stem of the Kawul flower.
- 920 Mug Peepul.--A kind of Peepul.
- 922 Moogtaphill.--A name for the pearl.
- 930 Moondookpurnie.--A kind of Birumbie.
- 958 Mendi.--A name for Hinna, "Lawsonia Inermis."
- 959 Mahasutawurie.--A kind of Shatawur.
- 960 Mahawunth.--A kind of Kudum.
- 963 Mendi Anwul.--A kind of Anwul.
- 965 Mayoorshuka.--The Moorshuka.
- 969 Mydhasingie.--A kind of Doodie.
- 971 Meed.--Vide Mahameed.
- 980 Nadey.--A species of Jamin.
- 981 Nagarmotha.--A name for Motha. Cyperus Pertenuis.
- 985 Nerkutchoor.--See Kutchoor.
- SENSATIONS OF BURNING IN THE HANDS AND FEET.
- THE TASTES ARE SIX: VIZ.
- DEGREES.
- WEIGHTS.
- ABBREVIATIONS.
- INDEX.
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- G.
- H.
- I.
- Inderain, 74
- J.
- K.
- L.
- M.
- N.
- P.
- R.
- S.
- T.
- V.
- Z.
- APPENDIX.
- W. T.
- NOTE