Indravaruni
Aus Yogawiki
Indravaruni (Sanskrit: इन्द्रवारुणी indravāruṇī f.) eine Heilpflanze aus der Familie der Kürbisgewächse (Cucurbitaceae): Koloquinte (Citrullus colocynthis).
Namen und Synonyme
- deutsche Namen: Koloquinte, Pomaquinte, Koloquintenkürbis, Koloquintengurke, Purgiergurke, Teufelsapfel
- englische Namen: colocynth, bitter apple, bitter cucumber, vine of Sodom
- lateinische Namen: Citrullus colocynthis, Cucumis colocynthis, Colocynthis vulgaris
- Hindi: इंद्रायन indrāyana
- Marathi: मोठी कंवडळ moṭhī kaṁvaḍaḷ
- Tamil: ஆற்றுத்தும்மட்டி āṟṟuttummaṭṭi
- Sanskrit: Indravaruni, Indravarunika, Indravaruna, Indravalli, Indravallari, Indrasahva, Mahendravaruni, Brihadvaruni, Varuni, Aindra, Devi, Shakrasura, Shakravalli, Surakhya, Surahva, Surya, Gavakshi, Gavadani, Mrigadani, Kakadani, Trapusi, Amrita, Amara, Kshudrasahendrachirbhita, Kshudrasaha, Kshudraphala, Mahaphala, Suphala, Suvarna, Aruna, Vishala, Chitradevi, Chitra, Godumba, Dhanuhshreni, Ramya, Matri, Bhata, Taraka, Vishalata, Vishapaha, Vishaghni, Vishavalli, Pitapushpindravallari, Hemapushpi, Vrishabhakshi, Gunakarnikamara, Balakapriya, Raktervaru; die Frucht: Trapusha, Trapusa
Eine Liste mit Sanskrit-Synonymen findet sich in Raja Nighantu 3.69-71.
