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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to a specific medicinal substance, possibly a type of powder or ash derived from plants, used in traditional medicine. It describes its origin, physical characteristics, and potential adulteration.
Derived headwords
- 1.medicinal powderclassical
A medicinal substance found within the hollow stems of the Indian cane, or it is the ash of its roots.
- 2.cane ashclassical
Specifically refers to the ash or residue found inside the hollow stalks of the Indian cane.
- 1.Indian caneclassical
A type of reed or cane, specifically referred to as 'Indian cane' in this context.
- 1.rootsboth
The underground parts of a plant, in this case, the roots of the Indian cane.
- 1.scalesclassical
Thin, flat pieces, possibly referring to scale-like formations or residues found within the cane's hollow parts.
- 1.hollow stemsboth
The hollow, tubular stalks of plants, such as the Indian cane.
- 1.dirham coinclassical
A historical silver coin, used here as a comparison for the shape of the substance.
- 1.to burnboth
To be consumed by fire or heat.
- 1.frictionboth
The resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another.
- 1.to adulterateboth
To make something poorer in quality by adding another substance.
- 1.bonesboth
The hard, calcified tissue forming the skeleton of vertebrates.
- 1.headsboth
The uppermost or foremost part of something, in this case, the heads of sheep.
- 1.sheepboth
A domesticated ruminant mammal with a thick woolly coat.
- 1.burntboth
Affected by burning; scorched or consumed by fire.