వేమూరి తెలుగు-ఇంగ్లీషు నిఘంటువు/బ-భ-మ: కూర్పుల మధ్య తేడాలు
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పంక్తి 3,180:
భద్రతుంగ, bhadratuMga
-n.
--coco-grass; Java gras;, nut grass; purple nutsedge; red nutsedge; [bot.] ''Cyperus rotundus'' of the Cyperaceae family;
-- The plant is mentioned in the ancient Charaka Samhita (circa 100 AD). Modern Ayurvedic medicine uses the plant, known as musta (in musta moola churna), for fevers, digestive disorders, dysmenorrhea, and other maladies;
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భరణి, bharaNi
-n.
--(1) the star, 35 Arietis; Musca; Yoga tara of the second lunar mansion;
--(2) The second of the 27 star groups (or asterisms or lunar mansions) of the Hindu calendar;
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-n.
--King-crow; Drongo-shrike; a bird commonly seen on the backs of cattle;
-- ఎట్రిత; పశులపోలిగాడు;
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==Part 3: భాం - bhAM, భా - bhA==
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భార్యాభర్తలు, bhAryAbhartalu
-n. pl.
--wife and husband; couple;
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భావంజి, bhAvaMji
-n.
--Babchi; [bot.] ''Psoralea corylifolia'' of the Fabaceae family;
--a plant used in Indian and Chinese traditional medicine for treatment of lichen-induced dermatitis by psoralen extract combined with sunlight exposure;
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భుజపత్రం, bhujapatraM
-n.
--Himalayan birch; [bot.] ''Betula bhojpatra'';
-- Bhojpatra has been used by the priests and the Sadhus from last 2100 years for writing mantras and Shlokas. It has been recorded that Raja Vikramaditya used the Bhojpatra for writing Mantras. It was only when the Mughals introduced paper, little became the use of Bhojpatra;
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--(1) the globe;
--(2) the planet Earth; the sphere of Earth;
భూచక్కెరగడ్డ, bhUcakkeragaDDa
- n.
-- Alligator Yam, Milky Yam; [bot.] ''Ipomea digitata'';
-- In India, Alligator Yam is used as a general tonic, to treat diseases of the spleen and liver and prevent fat accumulation in the body.
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భూతబ్బల్లులు, bhUtabballulu
-n.
--dinosaurs; (lit.) giant lizards;
-- రాక్షసి బల్లులు; Line 3,789 ⟶ 3,796:
-n.
--[bot.] ''Terminalia belerica'';
-- The seeds are called bedda nuts. In traditional Ayurvedic medicine, Beleric is known as "Bibhitaki." Its fruit is used in the popular Indian herbal rasayana treatment triphala.
-- [Sans.] Bibhītaka
భూతులసి, bhUtulasi
-n.
-- Sweet basil; [bot.] ''Ocimum basilicum'' of the Lamiaceae (mints) family;
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భూనింబ, bhUniMba
-n.
--creat; chrietta; King of Bitters; [bot.] ''Andrographis
-- one of the most popular medicinal plants used traditionally for the treatment of array of diseases such as cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, ulcer, leprosy, bronchitis, skin diseases, flatulence, colic, influenza, dysentery, dyspepsia and malaria for centuries;
-- నేలవేము;
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భూమ్యాలకి, bhUmyAlaki
-n.
--
-- the juice of this herb plant is used for the treatment of jaundice, chronic dysentery, dyspepsia, cough, indigestion, diabetes, urinary tract diseases, skin diseases, ulcer, sores and swelling;
-- నేల ఉసిరి;
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భృంగప్రియ, bhRMgapriya
-n.
--Jequirity bean; Rosary pea; [bot.] ''Abrus precatorius'' of the Fabaceae family;
--A perennial climbing vine whose small seeds are astonishingly deadly; They contain a toxic protein called abrin that is so poisonous, a single seed can kill you within 36 hours; Abrin has some potential medical uses, such as in treatment to kill cancer cells;
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-n.
--information; news; enquiry;
భోగం, bhOgaM
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భోగంమేళం, bhOgaMmELaM
- n.
-- a group dance performed by a clan of prostitutes with indecent language and exposure; it was customary to have such performances at weddings in bygone days;
-- నాచ్ పార్టీ; మేజువాణీ; | |||