Fullness of abdomen even when less food has been taken :
ततता लघ्वल्पा भोजनैरपि ( tatatā laghvalpā bhojanairapi )Meaning: Fullness of abdomen even when less food has been taken
Meaning: Fullness of abdomen even when less food has been taken
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- Floating in water
- Floats in water
- flower
- flowers
- Flowing froth, oozing, Emission, running or watering of the mouth or nose , vomiting , nausea
- Fluentless micturition
- Fluid thrill
- Fluid used to wash body parts with which may be used as a vehicle for administering poison causing harm.
- Flute like sound in the ear
- Flute like sound in the ear.
- Flute like sound in the ear.
- Flute like sound in the ear.
- foaming at the mouth.
- Fond of Alcohol
- Fond of Alcohol
- Fond of Alcohol derivatives
- Fond of applying unguent
- Fond of bathing
- Fond of cemetary
- Fond of Children
- Fond of climbing on heep of stones etc.
- Fond of cold
- Fond of Cold
- Fond of conversation
- Fond of cruel activities.
- Fond of dancing
- Fond of Fish
- Fond of Garden
- Fond of Garlands
- Fond of garlands
- Fond of Garlands.
- Fond of gossip.
- Fond of Honey
- Fond of incense
- Fond of jaggery
- Fond of laughing
- Fond of laughing
- Fond of lie down
- Fond of lie down
- Fond of Meat
- Fond of Milk
- Fond of mountaineering
- Fond of Mud
- Fond of Music
- Fond of music
- fond of musicial instrumnets played by mouth
- Fond of playing
- Fond of ponds (water bodies)
- Fond of quarelling
- Fond of quarelling
- Fond of recitaiton.
- Fond of red coloured garment
- Fond of remnants
- Fond of residing in big building
- Fond of Romance
- Fond of salt
- Fond of Shade
- Fond of singing
- Fond of sour taste
- Fond of stayikng in solitude.
- Fond of staying in solitude
- Fond of staying in solitude
- Fond of staying in solitude.
- Fond of taking flesh
- Fond of torturing others
- Fond of using more water
- Fond of walking
- fond of war.
- Fond of white garlands
- Fond of white garments
- Food and behaviours which are not conducive or not wholesome to body and mind is called as apathy. Contrast to Pathya.
- food intake which is more than required quantity. It depends upon the individual capacity.Excessive intake of food endup in gastro-intestinal disorders, like indigestion, abdominal colic, heavyness of abdomen etc.
- Food mixed with poison on it reaching stomach give rises to derangement of the sense organs.
- food or drinks consumed by the individual.
- Food should be given once a day in order to stimulate digestive fire. In certain condition to ignite the digestive fire in Agnimandy condition, this process of having meal per day is adopted.
- food should be taken always in proper quantity,that get digested without any disturbance.
- Food takes untimely which is quantitatively either excess / low.
- Food which is consumed after chewing.
- Food which normalizes the vitiated Dosas/beneficial. Contrast to Ahita.
- Fore-foot. Front of the foot
- Fore-head- The anterior part of the head below the hairline and above the eyes.
- Forearm, Anti-brachium. The portion of the arm between elbow and the wrist.
- Forehead
- Foreleg
- Forgetting
- Form, figure, apperance of any visible object or thing.
- Formation of desired qualities in the prepared medicine- indicative of the completion of process of the fermentation process
- Formation of wick on rolling between fingers a classical test indicating the completion of preparation of medicated oil/ghee
- Formication
- Formication
- Formication
- Formication
- Formication
- Forward bending of neck
- Forward bending of the neck
- Foul smell
- Foul smell
- Found of gingelly
- Found of questioning others
- Four extremities ,Head &neck
- Four pungents; group of four parts of three plants which are punj+D461ent in taste viz.,Piper nigrum, Elettaria cardamomum, Cinnamomum zeylanicum, Cinnamomum tamala
- Fracture in the middle of the bone
- Frantic eye
- Frantic eye
- Fraudulent or delusive statements and unmeaning verbosity
- Free end of eye lashes. Free end of a stiff hair on the margin of the eyelid.
- Free from elevations & projections
- Free from intestines
- Free from undue desire
- Frenulum
- Frenulum linguae. Fold of mucous membrane that extends from the floor of the mouth to the inferior surface of the tongue along its midline.
- Frequent and scanty
- Frequent and scanty
- Frequent and scanty
- Frequent closing and opening of eye.
- Frequent micturition
- Frequent micturition.
- Frequent rubbing
- Frequent rubbing
- Frequent shaking movement of the body or pain in chest or irritation in the throat
- Frequent widening of nose.
- Frequently
- Frequently
- Frequently
- Frequently
- fresh wound.
- Freshly collected nasent
- Frightened eye
- Frightened eye
- Frightened eye
- Frightened look.
- frog.
- Front of neck
- frost bite.
- Froth
- Frothy
- Frothy
- Frothy
- Frothy
- Frothy
- Frowning of the eyebrow
- Frowning of the eyebrow
- fruits
- Frying/Roasting- one of the process applied in purification/refining of the material
- Fullness of abdomen due to constipation
- Fullness of abdomen even taking less food.
- Fullness of abdomen even when less food has been taken
- Fully manifested
- fumigation of perineal region.
- Fund of Shade
- Furnace used for the extraction of Satva metal contents from minerals
- Futility of semen
- Galactagogue
- gallinaceous bird fat
- Gallinaceous- those animals and birds which disperse food before taking; Includes birds which scratch the earth in search of food. Exp- the watail, wild fowl, snake bird, lapwing, peacock etc.
- Gangadhar commentary on charak samhita says the tendency of animate poisons is to move upwards in the body.
- Gangadhar commentary on charak samhita says the tendency of poisons of plant origin is to move downwards in the body.
- Gara visha (artificial poison) kills the person either quickly or after long time because of the nature of combination of drugs.
- Garavisha is considered as one of the form of kritrim visha (artificial poison) which gets formed by the combination of two or more poisonous or non poisonous drugs and ultimately affects the whole body by vitiating all the dhatus (tissues) in the body. It can go to such extent that it alleviates the dhatus drastically which in turn could prove to be fatal . A phenomenon simillar to drug interaction.
- Garland.
- Gastro-intestinal place of digestion
- gastro-intestinal tract - The digestive tube from stomach and intestines
- Gastro-intestinal tract pertaining to the stomach
- Gastrointestinal mucosa. Mucous membrane of stomach, large intestine and small intestine
- Gastrointestinal tract. A tube including stomach and intestine
- General & Specific Antidotes;
- Generally translated as Allurement. Allurement is the greatest cause of all sorts of miseries and the abode of miseries. Renunciation eliminates all sorts of miseries.
- Ghee
- Ghee; Synonym of Ghrita;
- Ghost like activites, Unprecedented activites
- Giddiness, Dizziness or tremor.
- Gigantism is one among the eight undesirable condition, in this condition person become abnormally healthy and gain excessive height. He also become impotent and cannot resist disease. Gigantism associated with the disturbance in the anterior pituitary which produce gigantism.
- Gives out fine dust if rubbed.
- Gives out fine dust if rubbed.
- giving a contrary meaning to a given proposition
- Giving due respect to food and with full concentration on food we should consume food.
- Giving up, Renunciation
- Glass bottle
- Glass flask
- Glass flask/ bottle
- Gloriosa superba, a plant having poison in its root/rhizome.
- Glutton; Greedy for intake of more quantity of food
- Gnashing of teeth
- Gnashing of teeth
- Gnashing of teeth
- Gnashing of the teeth
- Gnashing of the teeth
- Gnashing of the teeth
- Gnashing of the teeth
- Gnashing of the teethq
- Good behaviour.
- grains with awn; monocotyledons;
- grave prognostic sign
- Grazing of cows & buffaloes, it is method to carried out to take the biological impurities of the vitiated land. There due to GOKRAMAD their will be cow dung which spread over the vitiated land will having the property of bactericidal, veridical etc which keeps land biologically free.
- Great Elements; the five proto-elements AAkaasa, Vaayu, Teja, Jala and Prithvi which are the basic constituents of all substances
- Great saphenous vein. Superficial vein extending from the foot to the saphanous opening
- Greed : insatiable desire for having something ; Excessive desire to acquire more than need.
- Greediness
- Greediness
- Green colour
