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Version vom 28. Februar 2023, 18:02 Uhr
Mandukaparni (Sanskrit: मण्डूकपर्णी maṇḍūka-parṇī f.) wörtl.: "die Froschblättrige" (Manduka-Parna); Indischer Losstrauch (Bharngi); Indischer Krapp (Manjishtha); Cleome viscosa (Arkakanta); eine Heilpflanze aus der Familie der Doldenblütler (Apiaceae): Indischer Wassernabel (Centella asiatica).
Mandukaparni (Centella asiatica) im Ayurveda
In der "Charaka Samhita" (Sutra Sthana 4.18) gilt Mandukaparni (Centella asiatica, Brahmi, Vayahstha) im Rahmen der Aufzählung der 50 Mahakashayas als Samjnasthapana, Prajasthapana und Vayahsthapana.
Namen und Synonyme
- deutsche Namen: Indischer Wassernabel, Asiatischer Wassernabel, Tigergras, Tigerkraut
- englische Namen: Indian pennywort, Asiatic pennywort, thick-leaved pennywort
- lateinische Namen: Centella asiatica, Centella uniflora, Chondrocarpus triflorus, Glyceria asiatica, Hydrocotyle asiatica, Trisanthus cochinchinensis u.v.a.
- Hindi: ब्रह्ममण्डूकी brahmamaṇḍūkī, मण्डूकी maṇḍūkī, बल्लारि ballāri, भेकी bhekī, ब्राह्मी brāhmī, खुलखुडी khulakhuḍī
- Marathi: ब्राम्ही brāmhī, कारिवणा kārivaṇā
- Nepali: घोडताप्रे ghoḍtāpre
- Bengali: ব্রহ্মমন্ডূকী brahmamanḍūkī, থানকুনি thānkuni
- Oriya: ବ୍ରାହ୍ମୀ brāhmī
- Sinhala: ගොටුකොල goṭukola
- Kannada: ಒಂದೆಲಗ ondelaga
- Malayalam: മുത്തിൾ muttiḷ
- Telugu: సరస్వతీ ఆకు sarasvatī āku
- Tamil: வல்லாரை vallārai
- Sanskrit: Mandukaparni, Brahmi, Brahmamanduki, Manduki, Bhekaparni, Bheki, Vayahstha
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