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४. क्लीतकिका (अ०को०) – क्रीतकं क्रयो विक्रयश्चास्त्यस्याः ।
वाणिज्ये व्यव
Nāmarūpajñānam
५. गन्धपुष्पफला (सो०) – गन्धवन्ति पुष्पाणि फलानि चास्याः ।
६. ग्रामीणा (ध०) – ग्रामे भवा ।
७. तुत्था (ध०) —तुत्थवन्नीलवर्णा ।
८. नीलपत्री (रा०) – नीलवर्णानि पत्राण्यस्याः ।
९. नीली (भा०) –नीलवर्णौषधिः, 'नीलादोषधौ' इति वार्तिकः ।
१०. रञ्जनी (ध०) – रञ्जयतीति; रञ्जने प्रयुक्ता ।
११. विशोधनी (ध०) – विशोधयति रेचयतीति; रेचनीत्यर्थः ।
१२. वृन्तिका (सो०)–पुष्पवृन्तस्य दैर्ध्यात् ।
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१३. श्रीफली (ध०) –श्रीमत् फलमस्याः ।
Nīlinī ( Indigofera tinctoria Linn. ) is a herb with
blue leaves ( nīlī, nīlapatrī, tutthā, kālā ) from
indigo is obtained ( nīlinī ). It is a commercial prod-
uct ( klītakikā ) and used as dye ( rañjanī ). The plant
is cultivated in villages (grāmīṇā ) and has aromatic
flowers and fruits (gandhapuṣpaphalā, śrīphalī ) with
long peduncle ( vṛntikā ). It is used as hair-dye
(kālakeśī) and is also useful as purgative drug
( viśodhanī ).
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Nīlinī ( Indi
blue leaves ( nīli, nīlapatrī, tuttha, kālā ) from which
indigo is ontaimed ( nīlinī ). It is a comercial prod-
uct ( klītakikā ) and used as dye ( rañjanī ). The plant
is cultivated in villages (grāmīņā ) and has aromatic
flowers and fruits (gandhapuspaphala, Śriphalī ) with
long peduncle ( vrntikā ). It is used as hair-dye
(kālakeśī) and is also useful as purgative drug
( viśodhanī ).
1. Plant-cultivated in villages.
2. Leaves —blue, the source of indigo.