substances which corrects suppression of chest and restores normal breathing; :
श्वासहर ( shvāsahara )Meaning: substances which corrects suppression of chest and restores normal breathing;
Meaning: substances which corrects suppression of chest and restores normal breathing;
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- Spitting
- Spitting
- Spitting
- Spitting
- Spitting of blood
- Spitting of blood (Haemoptysis)
- Spitting of blood or hemoptysis
- Spleen
- splits/ fragments coagulated blood
- Splitted pupil
- Splitted pupil
- Splitted sputum
- splitting of flesh.
- Splitting pain Breaking pain
- Splitting pain in knee
- Spontaneous, Sudden
- spotted deer.
- Spreading of blisters
- Spreading of the aggravated Dosas from their own seats. Third stage of Kriyakala.
- Sprinkling or pouring the stream of medicated decoctions, milk, oil, ghee (clarified butter), takra (buttermilk) or meat juices over the body of the patients to minimize or to treat the effect of poison and disease.
- Sprout like growth
- Sprout like growth
- Sprout like projection resembling the mouth of earth worm
- Sputum with fetid smell
- Squeezing through cloth/flannel
- Squint, bite by a hermaphrodite snake makes the patients look sideways.
- Stability
- Stability; substance is relatively stable than its properties and actions;
- Stabitlity; Immobility; One of the 20 gurvadi gunas; caused due activated prithvi; denotes physiological & pharmacological stability & immobility; causes obstruction; An attribute of Kapha
- Stage of a burn during agnikarma which is characterized by the eruption of a large vesicle and assumes a red color and is characterized by extreme pain of burning and drawing nature, which suppurates and takes long time to heal.
- Stage of a burn which is characterized by discoloring of its site and extreme burning and marked by absence of any vesicle or blister.
- Stagnation of food in the gut.
- Stainless, spotless, clean, bright, pure, clear, transparent in the contest of water refers to water which is free from all physical and chemical impurities like Clay, mud, turbidity, carbonate and non carbonate salts etc.
- Stale
- state of equilibrium or balance
- state of existence
- statement which is in the form of an objection to the previous statement
- statements made in such a manner which gives room for inferences of a different meaning.
- statements of aggreement with the opinion of others
- statements which are absolute, not differing from context to context and could not be modified.
- statements which are not absolute or conclusive and vary from context to context
- statements which deny a certain opinion and objects the others viewes
- statements which elaborate a theme briefly said with a detail of description
- statements which indicate or include an exception to a general rule.
- statements which point out the difinite cause for an effect and that such a cause as indispensable
- statements which specifies the main idea, chief purpose of a particular science or method; Objective for which the actions are initiated or for which various measured are adopted.
- Steeping - its a type of modulatory process of qualities of food & drugs. Steeping the food articles with any kind of decoction or juice will enhances the properties of the perticular food and drug.
- Steeping- keeping the material immersed in a specified liquid
- step of discussion and interpretation of hypothesis which bring the argument nearer to the truth
- step well water- which is well constructed with masonry works, which has stairs to descent inside and fetch the water. also called as Pacca well. Is sweet in taste and light for digestion.
- sterno-clavicular joint - the joint formed between manubrium of the sternum and the medial end of clavicle.
- Sternoclavicular joints. The joint space between the sternum and the medial extrimity of the clavicle
- Sternoclavicular joints. The joint space between the sternum and the medial extrimity of the clavicle
- Stiff Jaw
- Stiff jaw
- Stiffness
- Stiffness
- Stiffness
- Stiffness of eye
- Stiffness of precordial region
- Stiffness of precordial region
- Stiffness of the body
- Stiffness of the body.
- Stiffness, Restricted movement
- Stiffness, Retention
- Stiffness, Retention, Chocked
- sting (small,thorn like).
- sting/arrow poison
- Stirring like feeling in heart.
- Stomach -A dilated sac like distensable portion of alimentary canal between the oesophagus and the duodenum which contains partially digested food. It is a major seat of Pitta.
- Stomach contents
- Stomach full of water as in cases of drowning.
- Stomach. a dilated sac like distensable portion of alimentary canal between the oesophagus and the duodenum.
- Stomachic, Excites desire; That which improves taste perception.
- Stomatitis.
- Stone like excessive hardness
- stone like swelling and numbness of the tongue.
- Stone slab used for grinding
- Stony hard
- Stony hardness
- Stony hardness
- Stool
- Stool as the colour of feather of peacock
- Stool as the colour of peacock feather
- Stool as the colour of peacock feather.
- Stool attracted by bees.
- Stool in different forms
- Stool mixed with food articles
- Stool mixed with food articles
- Stool mixed with food articles
- Stool mixed with Pitta
- Stool of both digested and undigested forms
- Stool of both digested and undigested forms
- Stool resembles āsava in colour and smell
- Stool resembles oil
- Stool resembles oil
- Stool resembles oil
- Stool resembles the vesavāra condiment
- Stool resembles with ghee
- Stool resembles with ghee
- Stool with coloured lines
- Stool with excessive pungent smell
- Stool with fragrant smell
- Stool with slight pungent smell
- Stool with the colour of blood.
- Stool with the colour of green grass
- Stool with tissue elements
- Stool without smell
- Stools which are undigested, immature, not formed
- Stoppage of bleeding, after the bite of darvikar snake (group of cobra snake variety) the blood does not come out from the site of bite.
- strangulation (mannual garroting) etc
- strength,stamina & immunity promoter
- Stretched skin
- Stretched skin
- Stretching of vein
- Stretching pain
- Stretching pain in head.
- Striking in bed by limbs
- Striking on bed by limbs
- Striking the ground.
- Strong heat
- Strong heat
- Stupefaction: Illusion of mind
- Stuttering
- Stuttering
- Suboptimal interaction of sense organ with their respective objects and time
- subordinate to vaidya.
- Subsiding of sound on placing the material over fire- one of the test indicating the completion of medicated oil/ghee preparation
- substance given with proper logical reasoning and on the basis of certain underline principles
- Substance of animal origin like honey, milk, flesh, blood, nail, etc.
- substances beneficial for eye health
- substances causing fall of body hair
- substances delaying satiety
- substances facilitating wound healing
- substances having akaa as the the predominant mahabhuta;
- substances having immediate adverse effects for short duration
- substances having jala (water) as the the predominant mahabhuta;
- substances having long term side effects
- substances having prithvi as the predominant mahabhuta; these substances are heavy, compact, hard, etc. in nature
- substances having teja as the the predominant mahabhuta;
- substances having unctuous property used in BASTI ;
- substances having vayu as the the predominant mahabhuta;
- Substances indicated for skin disorders.
- substances inducing labour pain.
- substances inducing purgation;
- substances pacifies feelings of cold & chill ;
- substances pacifying udard (urticaria, itching & allergy) 2. frost bite
- substances releiving fatigue
- substances stimulating menstrual blood flow or ovulation;
- substances that absorbs secretions
- substances that are primarily used for promoting health;
- Substances that are primarily used for treating diseases;
- Substances that cause gladness or cheerfulness of mind; consisting of flowers.
- substances that facilitate emesis
- substances that facilitates normal sleep
- Substances that hamper male sexual and reproductive ability.
- Substances that help the Shirovirechan procedure.
- Substances that helps in tissue aggregration;
- substances that maintains and promotes health
- Substances that pacify vitiated Kapha dosha
- substances that pacify vitiated Pitta dosha
- substances that pacify vitiated Vata dosha
- substances that primarily maintains and promotes health;
- substances that produces burning sensation
- substances that quench thirst
- substances that reduces excessive sweating
- Substances that relieve cough;
- Substances that removes obstruction from the srotas and cleanse them;
- Substances that restore the normal properties of Blood
- Substances that vitiates Kapha dosha
- substances that vitiates Pitta dosha
- substances that vitiates Vata dosha
- Substances used for expelling out vitiated dosha and mala through various body openings viz. Mouth, Nose, Anus, etc.
- substances used for imparting normal colour to the faecal matter.
- substances used for swedan (sudation)
- substances used in BASTI;
- substances used to check any flow through or out of the body
- substances used to facilitate snehan (oleation
- substances used to prevent infection
- substances used to restrain hiccough
- substances used to solidify faecal matter.
- substances which are belived to be originated from sweat glands.
- substances which are helpful to induce ANUVASANA BASTI ;
- substances which cause obstruction to srotas and are slimy & heavy in nature; e.g. Curd
- substances which corrects suppression of chest and restores normal breathing;
- Substances which delay ageing process;
- substances which enhance life span
- substances which enhances Shukra (semen / sperm)
- substances which facilitates swedan (sudation)
- Substances which helps in foetus fixation and promotes fertility;
- Substances which increase apetite, digestive power & absorb liquid from stool; e.g. piper longum
- Substances which intoxicates & vitiates intellect; e.g. wine
- substances which rectifies vitiated Shukra (semen / sperm)
- substances which rectifies vitiated Stanya(breast milk)
- Substances which restores & facilitates the physiological direction of various flows within the body like flatus and stool.
- Substratum or place of action
- Substratum; an attribute of the substances which is the substratum of properties and actions;
- subtle and pre-rudimentary state of mahabhutas
- Subtle Body; see Ativahika purusha
- Success; Conducting to reputation: splendor, glory, fame, honour, respectability
