Proto-Dravidian *cīk-kāy [d2607]
soapnut
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soapnut |
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a climbing prickly shrub, the pods of which are used like soap for washing the hair, etc., A. concinna (the soap-nut tree is often calledsīge,but not correctly; it isaṇṭavāḷa, etc.) |
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(the fruit serves for cleansing the hair after bathing) |
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(the fruit serves for cleansing the hair after bathing) |
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M. intsia, the bark of which is used in bathing |
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A. intsia. |
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A. intsia. |
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A. intsia. |
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A. intsia. |
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A. intsia. |
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A. intsia. |
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soap-pod wattle |
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soap-pod wattle |
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soap-pod wattle |
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sp. of mimosa; tiger-stopper [Mysore thorn, Caesalpinia sepiaria] |
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tiger-stopper; sp. of stinking swallow-wort [Pentatropis microphylla] |
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sp. of sensitive-tree; tiger-stopper |
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sp. of sensitivetree, M. rubicaulis; sp. of stinking swallowwort |
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tiger-stopper; sp. of sensitive-tree |
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tiger-stopper |
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eight-pinnate soap-pod, A. intsia caesia; sensitive-plant, mimosa; M. rubicaulis; tiger-stopper |
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eight-pinnate soap-pod; trichotomous-flowering smooth jasmine; tiger-stopper; sp. of sensitive-tree; thorny caper |
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and melanoxylon [two Australian species, much planted in the Nilgiris] |
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pods of M. abstergens reduced to fine powder and used as soap for cleansing, soapnut |
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pods of M. abstergens reduced to fine powder and used as soap for cleansing, soapnut |
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soap-nut tree |
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a bush, the leaves of which are used as soap |
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A. concinna |
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a certain medicinal tree, the leaves of which are ground and used as a soap |
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[2] Cf. |
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a plant (Kauṭ. Arthaśāstra 2. 17. 6). [A. concinna DC. = M. abstergens Spreng. A. intsia Willd. = M. intsia Linn. (var. A. intsia caesia). All the other botanical names denote different species.] DED(S) 2147 |
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a plant, also the pod of it, Mimosa abstergens; ? |
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