Ikshuraka

Ikshuraka (Sanskrit: इक्षुरक ikṣuraka m.) Echter Kapernstrauch (Capparis spinosa); eine Grasart aus der Familie der Süßgräser (Poaceae): Saccharum spontaneum (Kasha); eine Heilpflanze aus der Familie der Akanthusgewächse (Acanthaceae): Hygrophila auriculata.

Ikshuraka im Ayurveda

In der Charaka Samhita (Sutra Sthana 4.12) gilt Ikshuraka (Hygrophila auriculata) im Rahmen der Aufzählung der 50 Mahakashayas als Shukrashodhana.

Namen und Synonyme

• englische Namen: long leaves barleria, hygrophila shrub, marsh barbel

• lateinische Namen: Hygrophila auriculata, Hygrophila schulli, Hygrophila spinosa, Asteracantha longifolia, Barleria auriculata, Barleria longifolia u.a.

• Hindi: भानकरी bhānkarī, गोक्षुर gokṣur, कोकिल आंख kokil āṃkh, क्षुर kṣur, ताल मखाना tāl makhānā

• Marathi: तालीम ख़ाना tālīm khānā, एखरा ekhrā, गोक्षुर gokṣur, कोळसुंदा koḷsundā, सरांटा sarāṇṭā

• Bengali: শূলমর্দন śulmordon, কুলেখাড়া kulekhara

• Gujarati: એખરો ekhro, કાંટા શેરિયો kāṇṭā śeriyo, તાલીમખાના tālīmkhānā

• Oriya: କୋଇଲିଖିଆ koilikhiā

• Panjabi: ਤਾਲਮਖਾਣਾ tālmakhāṇā

• Malayalam: വയൽച്ചുള്ളി vayalccuḷḷi

• Kannada: ಗೋಕಣ್ಟಕ gōkaṇṭaka, ಗೋಕ್ಷುರ gōkṣura

• Telugu: ఏనుగు పల్లేరు ēnugu pallēru, కోకిలాక్షి kōkilākṣi, వనశృంగాటము vanaśṛṅgāṭamu

• Tamil: நீர்முள்ளி nīrmuḷḷi

• Sanskrit: Ikshuraka, Ikshura, Kshura, Gokshura, Gokhura, Gokanta, Atidushta, Avyanda, Kandekshu, Kakanasa, Kokilaksha, Kokilanayana, [[]], [[]], Bhadrakanta, Dhanasyaka, Garjaphala, Ghanadruma, Gridhranakhi, Kapishekshana, Lubh, Meghastanitodbhava, Mudiraphala, Pikekshana, Sarasamprata, [[]], [[]], Triputa, Trikantaka, Trikata, Trika, Trikshura, Trivarnaka, Srigali, Srigalaghanti, Payasvini, Shvadamshtra, Svadukanta, Svadukantaka, Tumbi, Palankasha, Mahanga, Vajra, Pichchhila, Pravrishya, Granthila, Vikankata, Chhattraka, Shringata, Shringataka; Bahukantaka (?)

Folgende Sanskritwörter sind Übersetzungen von Asteracantha longifolia :

   Svadukanta
              Vajrakshi
   Vajrashrinkhalika
   Vajrasthi

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Siehe auch

• Ikshura
• Ikshu
• Kshuraka
• Kantaphala