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#Śālūta (shAlUta; शालूत): Unripe fruit.

#Śālūta (shAlUta; शालूत): Unripe fruit.

#Sāma (sAma; साम):  Associated with āma (an intermediate product during digestion and metabolism)

#Sāma (sAma; साम):  Associated with āma (an intermediate product during digestion and metabolism)

#Saṁsarga (saMsarga; संसर्ग): Association, Mixture, Adjoining; The term literally means association of two.     Generally the term is used to signify association of two vitiated humors in the pathogenesis

#Saṁsarga (saMsarga; संसर्ग): Association, Mixture, Adjoining; The term literally means association of two. Generally the term is used to signify association of two vitiated humors in the pathogenesis

#Śaṅkha (shaMkha; शंख): 1. Temples 2. Conch

#Śaṅkha (shaMkha; शंख): 1. Temples 2. Conch

#Siddhiḥ (siddhiH; सिध्धिः): Achievement, success.

#Siddhiḥ (siddhiH; सिध्धिः): Achievement, success.

#Tīkṣṇa (tIkShNa; तीक्ष्ण): The property of the substance which causes sharpness and quick penetration;sharpness/fast; one of the 20 gurvādi guṇas; caused due activated agni; denotes physiological & pharmacological quickening ofprocesses; instrumental for eliminative therapy; pacifies kapha &vāta , increases pitta; causes irritation, burning & excretion. An attribute of pitta.

#Tīkṣṇa (tIkShNa; तीक्ष्ण): The property of the substance which causes sharpness and quick penetration;sharpness/fast; one of the 20 gurvādi guṇas; caused due activated agni; denotes physiological & pharmacological quickening ofprocesses; instrumental for eliminative therapy; pacifies kapha &vāta , increases pitta; causes irritation, burning & excretion. An attribute of pitta.

#Uṣṇa (uShNa; उष्ण): Heat/hotness; one of the 20 gurvādi guṇas; caused due to activated agnimahābhūta; denotes physiological & pharmacological hotness; manifested by increasedagni, improved appetite & digestion, increased motion in channels, pacifies vāta, kapha, increases pitta. An attribute of Pitta

#Uṣṇa (uShNa; उष्ण): Heat/hotness; one of the 20 gurvādi guṇas; caused due to activated agnimahābhūta; denotes physiological & pharmacological hotness; manifested by increasedagni, improved appetite & digestion, increased motion in channels, pacifies vāta, kapha, increases pitta. An attribute of Pitta

#Vāta (vAta; वात):     A synonym of vāyu, one of the three bodily doṣas, that ispredominant of vāyu and ākāśa mahābhūtas. This is a vital biological force that performs the fuctions like all sensory perceptions, all motor activities, and higher mental activities. This is of five subtypes: prāṇa,vyāna, udāna, samāna and apāna. The major sites of distribution are: large intestine, pelvis, extremities, ears, bones and skin. The attributes of vāyu are: rūkṣa (dry), laghu (light), śīta (cold), khara(rough), sūkṣma(minute), cala (mobile).

#Vāta (vAta; वात): A synonym of vāyu, one of the three bodily doṣas, that ispredominant of vāyu and ākāśa mahābhūtas. This is a vital biological force that performs the fuctions like all sensory perceptions, all motor activities, and higher mental activities. This is of five subtypes: prāṇa,vyāna, udāna, samāna and apāna. The major sites of distribution are: large intestine, pelvis, extremities, ears, bones and skin. The attributes of vāyu are: rūkṣa (dry), laghu (light), śīta (cold), khara(rough), sūkṣma(minute), cala (mobile).

#Vātaghna (vAtaghna; वातघ्न): Antagonizing vāta.

#Vātaghna (vAtaghna; वातघ्न): Antagonizing vāta.

#Vātanut (vAtanut; वातनुत्): Synonym of vātaghna

#Vātanut (vAtanut; वातनुत्): Synonym of vātaghna