Jain Society & Cultureजैन समाज एवं संस्कृतिVol. 1, Issue 2
આયુર્વેદમાં ધાન્યો
Grains in Ayurveda
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Jain Society & Cultureजैन समाज एवं संस्कृति
Grains in Ayurveda
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શાલિ, મહાશાલિ અને કલમ ચરસહિતામા શાલિની ધણી જાતેા આપેલી છે તે આપણે જોઈ ગયા છીએ અને તે પ્રમાણે પાબ્લા બધા જ ગ્રન્થકારોએ એનું અનુકરણ કર્યું છે. પરન્તુ ચક્રની જે ક્રમ છે તે બદલી નાખ્યા છે. ચરક જોઈ એ रतशालिमहाशालि कलम शकुनाचत । तृणको दीर्घशुकश्व गौर पाण्डुकलाङ्गुलौ ॥ ८ ॥ सुगन्धको लोहवाल सारिवाख्यः प्रमोदक | पतरस्तपनीयश्च
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लेखमाला का दूसरा भाग चावल से आरम्भ होता है। वैद्य शालि, महाशालि और कलम तथा आगे गोधूम और यव का विवेचन करते हैं— उनके संस्कृत पर्याय और गुजराती नाम, चरक-सुश्रुत द्वारा बताए गुण, तथा 'गंदुम' शब्द पर सिल्वाँ लेवी की टिप्पणी भी देते हैं। The series continues with the rice grains. Vaidya treats sali, mahasali and kalama, and then wheat and barley, giving their Sanskrit synonyms and Gujarati names, the properties that Caraka and Susruta assign to them, and the note of Sylvain Levi on the word gandum.
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Jain Society & Cultureजैन समाज एवं संस्कृतिVol. 1, Issue 2
Grains in Ayurveda