commonly known as: Aden apple, Indian tulip tree, portia tree •
Assamese: পৰশ পিপল paras pipal •
Bengali: পরশপিপুল paraspipul •
Gujarati: પારસ પીપળો paras piplo •
Hindi: पारस पीपल paras pipal •
Kachchhi: પારસપીપળો paraspiplo •
Kannada: ಆಶಾ aashaa, ಅಡವಿ ಬೆಂಡೆ ಮರ adavi bende mara, ಬುಗರಿ bugari, ಹೂವರಸಿ ವರ huvarasi mara, ಜೋಗಿಯರಳೆ jogiyarale, ಕಂದರೊಳ kandarola •
Konkani: भेंडी bhendi, व्हडली खारीकापुसी vhadli kharikapusi •
Malayalam: ചീലാന്തി cheelaanthi, പിൽവരശു് pilvarashu, പൂവരശ്ശ് puvarassu, പൂപ്പരുത്തി pupparutti •
Marathi: आष्ट aashta, भेंडी वृक्ष bhendi vruksh, पारोसा पिंपळ parosa pimpal •
Odia: ହବାଲି habali, ହାବାଳି hawali, ପାରୀଶ parisa •
Punjabi: ਪਾਰਸ ਪੀਪਲ paras pipal •
Rajasthani: पारस पीपल paras pipal •
Sanskrit:
भाण्ड bhanda, ब्रह्मचारिन् brahmacharin, ब्रह्मकाष्ठ brahmakastha,
चारुदारु charudaru, छायावृक्ष chayavrksha, गर्दभाण्डक gardabhandaka,
कपीतन kapitana, क्षिप्रपाकिन् kshiprapakin, नीलरूपक nilarupaka, पक्कटी
pakkati, पारिश parisha, फलपाकिन् phalapakin, फलिका phalika, फलीश
phalisha, प्लक्ष plaksha, सुपार्श्व suparshva, ताम्रपाकिन् tamrapakin,
तूद tuda, विप्रकाष्ठ viprakashtha, विषकाष्ठ vishakashthaa •
Tamil:
அரசன்விரோதி aracan-viroti, சீலாந்தி cilanti, கல்லால் kal-l-al,
மகாநிம்பம் maka-nimpam, மண்ணிலவேந்தன் mannila-ventan, பீரம் piram,
பித்தரோசனம் pitta-rocanam, பூளம் pulam, பூப்பருத்தி pu-p-parutti, புரசு
puracu, புற்போதி pur-poti, பூவரசு puvaracu •
Telugu: గంగ రేగు gangaregu, గంగరేణి gangareni, మునిగంగరావి munigangaravi •
Tulu: ಜೋಗಿಮರ jogimara •
Urdu: پارس پيپل paras pipal
botanical names:
Thespesia populnea (L.) Sol. ex Corrêa ...
homotypic synonyms:
Hibiscus populneus L. ...
POWO, retrieved 01 November 2024
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~~~~~ ENGLISH ~~~~~
written and spoken widely, in most parts of India
Aden apple
Indian tulip tree
portia tree
~~~~~ ASSAMESE ~~~~~
written in: Assamese (অসমীয়া) ... spoken in: Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya