amlikā

amlikā f. (-kā)

1 The tamarind tree.

2 Wood sorrel, (Oxalis corniculata.)

3 A sour taste in the mouth, acidity of stomach.

E. amla sour, kan and ṭāp affixes; i being substituted for a; also amlīkā and āmlakā.

amlikā (kā) 1. f. Tamarind tree;
wood sorrel; sour taste.

Amlikā or amlīkā, f. a sour taste in the mouth,

acidity of stomach; the tamarind tree; wood sorrel,

Oxalis Corniculata. —Amlikā-vaṭaka, as, m. a sort

of cake.

amli(mlī)kā

1 Sour taste in the mouth, sour eructation.

2 The tamarind tree.

3 Wood-sorrel; also palāśīlatā, śvetāmlikā, and kṣudrāmlikā.

Comp.

— vaṭakaḥ a sort of cake.

amlikā f. a sour taste in the mouth, acidity of stomach, Suśr. the tamarind tree, wood sorrel (Oxalis Corniculata).

amlikā

f. (-kā)

1. The tamarind tree.

2. Wood sorrel, (Oxalis corniculata.)
3. A sour taste in the mouth, acidity of stomach.

E. amla sour, kan
and ṭāp affixes; i being substituted for a; also amlīkā and āmlakā.

amlikā, amlīkā 1 Sour taste in the mouth, sour eructation. -2 The tamarind tree. -3 Wood-sorrel; also palāśīlatā, śvetāmlikā, and kṣudrāmlikā. -Comp. -vaṭakaḥ a sort of cake.

amlikā amlikā f. et amlīkā f. (amla) tamarin, bot.

Oxalis monadelpha, bot.

Aigreurs d'estomac.

amlikā (von amla) f.

1) saures Aufstossen H. an. 3, 7. MED. k. 45.

— 2) Tamarindus indica, deren saures Fruchtfleisch genossen und medicinisch gebraucht wird, AK. 2, 4, 2, 24. H. 1143. H. an. MED. AINSLIE, Mat. ind. 1, 426. Vgl. tintiḍī . Nach RĀJAN. im ŚKDR. ausserdem: = palāśīlatā, śvetāmlikā und kṣudrāmlikā .

amlikā vgl. phalāmlika .

amlikā strī amnaivasvārthe kan . 1 tintiḍyām . atrāmlīke-
tyapi sā ca 2 palāśīlatāyāṃ 3 śvetāmlikāyāṃ 4 kṣudrā-
mlikāyāñca rājani0 . amlostyatra udgāre vā ṭhan .
1 amlodgāre medi0 .

amlikā , strī, (amlaiva, svārthe kan .) tintiḍī ..
ityamaraḥ .. palāśīlatā . śvetāmlikā . kṣudrā-
mlikā . iti rājanirghaṇṭaḥ .. amlodgāraḥ . iti iti vābhaṭaḥ .
medinī ..
(“dīpanaṃ bhedanaṃ śuṣkamamlikākolayoḥ phalaṃ” .
“amlikāyāḥ phalaṃ pakvaṃ tasmādalpāntaraṃ guṇaiḥ” ..
iti carakaḥ .
“amlikāyāḥ phalaṃ pakvaṃ tadvadbhedi tu kevalaṃ” ..
iti suśrutaḥ .)

amlikā

(1) TAMARINDUS INDICA LINN. (Ainslie 1, p. 425-428; Avk; Bpn, p.

581; Dgv, nr. 120; Dutt; DWH 1, p. 532-536; Dy, p. 270-272; Gul;

HK: amlīkā; Kav; KB 2, p. 887-890; MW; Na 1, nr. 178; Nadk. 1,

nr. 2434; PW; Roxb., p. 530; Sanyal; V 1, p. 145; Vśs);

(2) OXALIS CORNICULATA LINN. (Ainslie 2, p. 324-326; Chopra; MW;

Nadk. 1, nr. 1777) = O. MONADELPHA ROXB. EX WIGHT ET ARN. (Vśs,

= cāṅgerī) = O. PUSILLA SALISB. (PW, = kṣudrāmlikā = cāṅgerī);

(3) RUMEX DENTATUS LINN. (V 1, p. 63);

(4) MANGIFERA INDICA LINN. (Vśs);

(5) SPONDIAS MANGIFERA WILLD. (Vśs, = mācikā = āmrātaka);

(6) PHYLLANTHUS NIRURI LINN. (KB 3, p. 2225-2227);

(7) = palāśīlatā (PW; Vśs); acc. to KB 1, p. 788-789 and Nadk. 1,

nr. 397 palāśīlatā is BUTEA SUPERBA ROXB.;

(8) Kav (footnote p. 352): “Cakra says (on Ca. Sū. 27, 121) that it

is a little shrub growing in Kāmarūpa and its neighbourhood; Gaṅgā-

dhara believes that amlikā is otherwise called amlārdraka, a sour va-

riety of ginger; the plant is difficult to identify.”