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*[[Tamil]]: உலக்கைப்பாலை ulakkaippālai, பாலை pālai | *[[Tamil]]: உலக்கைப்பாலை ulakkaippālai, பாலை pālai | ||
*[[Sanskrit]]: ''Rajadana'', [[Rajadani]], [[Rajavallabha]], [[Rajaphala]], [[Guchchhaphala]], [[Shriphala]], [[Madhuphala]], [[Nripadruma]], [[Nimbabija]], [[Kshirin]], [[Kshirini]], [[Kshirashukla]], [[Kshiravriksha]], [[Kapishta]], [[Shukeshta]], [[Dridhaskandha]], [[Madhavodbhava]] | *[[Sanskrit]]: ''Rajadana'', [[Rajadani]], [[Rajavallabha]], [[Rajaphala]], [[Guchchhaphala]], [[Shriphala]], [[Madhuphala]], [[Nripadruma]], [[Nimbabija]], [[Kshirin]], [[Kshirini]], [[Kshirashukla]], [[Kshiravriksha]], [[Kapishta]], [[Shukla]], [[Shukeshta]], [[Dridhaskandha]], [[Madhavodbhava]] | ||
Eine Liste mit Sanskrit-Synonymen findet sich in [[Raja Nighantu]] 11.70-71. | Eine Liste mit Sanskrit-Synonymen findet sich in [[Raja Nighantu]] 11.70-71. |
Version vom 13. Januar 2023, 16:14 Uhr
Rajadana (Sanskrit: राजादन rājādana m. u. n.) wörtl.: "Königs-Essen" (Rajan-Adana); Buchanania cochinchinensis (Priyala); Malabar-Lackbaum (Palasha); ein Baum aus der Familie der Sapotengewächse (Sapotaceae): Manilkara hexandra.
Namen und Synonyme
- englische Namen: Ceylon iron wood, milk tree, wedge-leaved ape flower
- lateinische Namen: Manilkara hexandra, Manilkara emarginata, Kaukenia hexandra, Mimusops hexandra
- Hindi: दृढ़ dṛrh, खिरनी khirnī, क्षीरी kṣīrī, रायन rāyan
- Marathi: करणी karṇī, खिरणी khirṇī, राजण rājaṇ, रांजण rāñjaṇ, रायण rāyaṇ, रायणी rāyaṇī
- Gujarati: ખિર્ની khirnī, રાયન rāyan
- Malayalam: പഴമൂൺപാല paḻmūṇpāla, കൃണി kṛṇi
- Telugu: పాలపండ్లు pālapaṇḍlu, పాలచెట్ pālaceṭ, అంకాలు aṅkālu, నందివృక్షము nandivṛkṣamu
- Tamil: உலக்கைப்பாலை ulakkaippālai, பாலை pālai
- Sanskrit: Rajadana, Rajadani, Rajavallabha, Rajaphala, Guchchhaphala, Shriphala, Madhuphala, Nripadruma, Nimbabija, Kshirin, Kshirini, Kshirashukla, Kshiravriksha, Kapishta, Shukla, Shukeshta, Dridhaskandha, Madhavodbhava
Eine Liste mit Sanskrit-Synonymen findet sich in Raja Nighantu 11.70-71.
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