koŋgat
Devanagari Script
कोङात
Phonetic
[koŋgat]
English: Translation
Cordia macleodii Hook. f. & Thomson.
Hindi: Translation
भोजराज
Semantic Domain
Plants, trees and other vegetation
Health, well-being and sickness
Notes
Medicinal values for: wounds, jaundice, irregular menstruations.
- Bark: The paste prepared from the stem (ɖãʈiʧ) bark (baklaʔ) is applied on the wounds.
- Stem (ɖãʈiʧ) bark (baklaʔ) is also used to treat jaundice.
Combination use of two plants: for issues during the menstruation period roots (rehet) of koŋgat (Cordia macleodii Hook. f. & Thomson.), [90] hatʰʤoɽ (Vitis repanda W. & A (Vitaceae), and bark (baklaʔ) of sarʤom (Shorea robusta)
- Boil (hõɽeʧ**)** these together in two (barija) glasses of water (daʔ). When the water (daʔ) turns red (raŋa), sieve (ʧʰakao) the solution and keep it in a bottle.
- One (mijaʔ) teaspoon in the morning (setaʔ) and one (mijaʔ) teaspoon in the evening (ajup) is given for problems related to an irregular menstruation period (kiʧriʔ kana).
Santali: jugiạ
Source
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