puliyarila..

[deepak ram]

sir i think this drug is puliyarila(malayalam name).??

[VEENA NAIK]

hi Deepakji, whether it is changeri??

[deepak ram]

VEENA JI, I think so..

[tanay bose]

This is Oxalis sp
Tanay

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[Dr. Hari Venkatesh.K.Rajaraman]

Yes of course it is Oxalis corniculata, CHANGERI

Pls refer this link for the previous post of Changeri

http://groups.google.com/group/bodhi-nighantu/browse_thread/thread/238de8fcc01ce728/e97670a8e63be9bd?lnk=gst&q=changeri#e97670a8e63be9bd

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[Gurcharan Singh]

Oxalis corniculata

Sans: Amlika

Hindi & Beng: Amrul sak, chuka tripati

Tel: Pulichinta

Mar: Ambuti, anjati, binsarpati

Tam: Puliyarai

Kan: Hulichikkai, pullum purachi, uppinasoppu

Mal: Puliyarel

Punjab: Amlika, khattamitha

Kumaon: Amelda, tipatia

Bhutan: Lunglubo

Assam: Changeritenga, tengeshi-tenga

Nepal: Zolaomi

Leaves used as salad, cooked as vegetable, used in sandwiches, pickles, leaves good source of vitamin C and carotene. Fresh juice of plant given in dyspepsia, piles, anaemia. Infusion of leaves used to cure opacity of cornea.

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[tanay bose]

Yes in Bengal the juice is given to babies as a natural source of Vitamin C
Tanay

[Dinesh Valke]

Oxalis corniculata ... is commonly known as: creeping oxalis, creeping wood sorrel, Indian sorrel, procumbent yellow-sorrel, sleeping beauty • Assamese: টেঙেচী টেঙা tengeci tenga • Bengali: অমৰুলশাক amrulshak • Hindi: अम्बोती amboti, खट्टी बूटी khatti buti • Kannada: ಹುಳಿ ಸೊಪ್ಪು huli soppu, ನೀರುಗೋಳಿ neerugoli • Manipuri: য়েন্সিল yensil • Marathi: आंबोती amboti • Nepalese: चरी अमिलो chari amilo • Sanskrit: अम्बष्ठा ambastha, चाङ्गेरिका changerika, चुक्रिका chukrika • Tamil: புளியாரை puli-y-arai • Telugu: పులిచింత puli-chinta • Urdu: کهٿا ساگ khatta sag



Regards.

[VEENA NAIK]

Changari - OXALIS CORNICULATA.

  Family - oxalidaceae.

   its sanskrit name - chukrika, dantashata ambashta, amlalonika, ashmantaka,shafari,

                               kushali, amlapatrak..

[Dr Krishna Kishore]

plz attach an image of sunishannaka in the text

On 6/1/10, Dr Krishna Kishore <drkrishna...@gmail.com> wrote:

another by name SUNISHANNAKA with amla rasa and similar morphological structure of chatuspatri has been discussed in ayurveda can you please clarify it sir

On 5/31/10, deepak ram <deepak...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Dr Krishna Kishore]

another by name SUNISHANNAKA with amla rasa and similar morphological structure of chatuspatri has been discussed in ayurveda can you please clarify it sir

On 5/31/10, deepak ram <deepak...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Dr. Hari Venkatesh.K.Rajaraman]

Dear Kishore ji..welcome to the bodhi-groups...

 

Tanay ji has clarified the differences between both the drugs Oxalis & Marsilea (Sunishannaka) earlier...

 

Pls refer to the following link for the clarifications

[VEENA NAIK]

Hi kishore sir,  welcome...

[VEENA NAIK]

SOME OF THE SYNONYM...

 

-Changeri- "changam rasapatavamiratiti,

              it stimulate gustatory organ.

-Amlapatrika- "amlani patranyasya,

                    is a herb having sour leaves

-Amlalonika- "amla cha lonikaavatdala cha,

                 it is sour and resembles lonika

-Kshudraamlika- "hrusvamlikasadrushi,

                      resembles kasudraamlika.

- Dantashata- "dantan shatati klishnaati,

                  causes tingling in teeth.

 -Sunishannachada- "sunishannakavatchadha patra,

                            leaves resemble sunishannaka.
 

  Thanks
 

[Dr. Hari Venkatesh.K.Rajaraman]

Great Veena ji...very nice information on the synonyms....


  

[deepak ram]

thanks veena ji