931 Mundar.--A small shrub, of two kinds; both bitter, pungent, hot, and laxative; useful in disorders of mucus, and increase of fat in the abdomen, itch, and swellings; and is an antidote to poisons. 932 Moot.--P. Shasha, or Kumeer. A. Bowl. Urine. That of cows, buffaloes, horses, goats, camels, rams, and men, is saltish and bitter; dry, light, aperient, and cardiac; increases appetite and relish for food; useful in general swellings; clears the brain and all excretory passages; increases bile; beneficial in disorders of wind, Badgola, piles, and dropsy; is vermifuge, and used in Juzam, marasmus, flatulence, internal itchiness, and want of appetite. Cow's is the best and most effectual. Elephant's urine is an antidote to poisons, and generally vermifuge; useful in Juzam and Badgola. Buffalo's, beneficial in swellings, Badgola, piles, marasmus, and seminal weakness. Horse's is aperient; cures disorders of mucus, and Daad. Goat's is an antidote to poisons; removes difficulty of breathing, jaundice, and marasmus. Ram's cures emaciation, swellings, Juzam, piles, seminal weakness, and costiveness. Ass's is lithontriptic; useful in seminal weakness, Juzam, idiotism, internal itchiness, and dropsy, and is vermifuge. Human urine is an antidote to poison, and particularly tonic. When a choice is to be made between male and female, this rule may be observed. Of the cow, sheep, and goat, the female; of elephant, horse, camel, and ass, the male; also the male of the human subject. Should a person at any time feel symptoms of indigestion, and be afraid of the consequences, a little of his own urine will relieve all unpleasant sensations and expedite digestion, but this can only be resorted to by people of no caste. 933 Monje.--The leaf and external fibrous covering of a kind of reed like grass, used to make rope. It is equally cold and hot; useful in acne, disorders of blood, diseases of the eyes, and all complaints affecting the urinary bladder, or urethra. 934 Mooser.--Sweet, bitter, heavy; promotes appetite, cures piles and disorders of wind; increases semen, and is an ingredient in all tonic prescriptions. I fancy this is the Shukakool. 935 Moocherus.--"Bombax Heptaphyllum. The tree." The gum of the Sembill tree, also so named by the author of the Dhara Shekoi, but it is commonly understood to be the flower of the Soopearie tree. It is cool, heavy, and astringent; increases semen; restrains diarrhoea; increases the tone of the digestive organs; removes disorders of blood, bile, mucus, and general heat. Maadentezerrubad.