apīnasa

E. a neg. pīnasa the mucus of the nose.

by Suśruta as a disease of the nose, and defined ‘as a

disorder produced by a derangement of air and phlegm,

when the nose is obstructed, painful, very hot and wet

(dirty) and the patient can neither smell nor taste, nor has

an appetite, the other symptoms being the same as those

of catarrh (pratiśyāya)’. Also pīnasa. E. api (become apī)

and nas, ādeśa of nāsikā, samās. aff. ac; (it is difficult

to imagine what Bhānudīkṣita might have thought, when

be invented the following E. of pīnasaḥ pi-na and sa, from

so or sai, kṛt aff. ka; pīrna syati sāyati vā . ṣo'ntakarmaṇi

ṣai kṣaye vā . āto'nupeti--Pāṇ. III. 2. 3.--kaḥ).

m. (-saḥ) Dryness of the nose, want of the pituitary secretion
and loss of smell, cold.

E. a neg. pīnasa the mucus of the nose.

— Vgl. pīnasa .