Mashaparni

Mashaparni (Sanskrit: माषपर्णी māṣaparṇī f.) eine Heilpflanze aus der Familie der Hülsenfrüchtler (Fabaceae oder Leguminosae): Teramnus labialis; Uraria picta (Prishniparni).

Mashaparni im Ayurveda

In der Charaka Samhita (Sutra Sthana 4.9, 12) gilt Mashaparni im Rahmen der Aufzählung der 50 Mahakashayas als Jivaniya und Shukrajanana.

Namen und Synonyme

• englische Namen: rabbit vine, horse vine

• lateinische Namen: Teramnus labialis, Glycine labialis, Glycine abyssinica, Glycine debilis

• Hindi: लोमशपर्णिनी lomaśaparṇinī, मशानी maśānī, माषपर्णी māṣaparṇī, काम्बोजी kāmbojī

• Marathi: रानउडीद rānuḍīd

• Kannada: ಅಡವಿ ಉದ್ದು aḍavi uddu

• Malayalam: കാട്ടുഴുന്ന് kāṭṭuḻunn, കാംബോജീ kāmbojī, അശ്വപുച്ഛാ aśvapucchā, മാഷപർണ്ണി māṣaparṇṇi

• Telugu: కారు మీనుముల్లు kāru mīnumullu

• Tamil: மாஷபருணி māṣaparuṇi

• Sanskrit: Mashaparni, Mashapattrika, Krishnavrinta, Mangalya, Ardramasha, Mamsamasha, Hamsamasha, Mahasaha, Shaliparni, Suryaparni, Suparnika, Supattra, Sudha, Subhaga, Sulabha, Sudala, Sumula, Surupa, Saumya, Svayambhu, Kamboji, Vajramuli, Lomashaparni, Devi, Pandura, Pandulomashaparni, Pandulomasha, Panduloma, Visarini, Simhamukhi, Simhapuchchhi, Hayapuchchhika, Hayapuchchhi, Ashvapuchchha, Rishiprokta, Rishyaprokta, Ghana, Chakshushya, Kalyani, Atmodbhava, Bahuphala

Eine Liste mit Sanskrit-Synonymen findet sich in Raja Nighantu: 3.30-32.

Bilder

• Teramnus labialis

Siehe auch

• Mudgaparni
• Madhuparni
• Jatiparni
• Prishniparni
• Prithakparni
• Shalaparni