In the Maadentezerrubad, it is thus mentioned: ThewÈr. In the opinion of the people of India, it removes costiveness, cures affections of the spleen and spasms of the stomach, and evacuates the bowels and Fetuek; if its leaves are boiled in water or Dhaie with a little salt, strained and drank with a little cow's ghee, it will cure all disorders of wind and vitiated bile, and relax the bowels. The milk of the Thewer is procured as follows: Pierce the plant close to the root, and fill the wound during a night with asafoetida, in the morning remove the gum, and attach a vessel to receive the exuding milk, and should the juice be required very thin, a little salt may be added to the asafoetida. 328 Tendhoo, called also Tendook.--"Diospyros Ebenum," another kind is called Bychtendook. A tree of India, of a large size; its fruit like the Anula, but smaller. The first kind cures boils, eruption and disorders of wind. When the tree becomes aged, it produces the ebony, which is the centre; it cures bilious disorders; its unripe fruit is cool, astringent and increases wind. When ripe it is heavy, beneficial in bilious complaints, disorders of the blood, and seminal weakness; The second kind is nearly similar in its properties; but is more cooling, light, and astringent. 329 Tejotee.--Bitter, pungent, hot, stomachic, useful in disorders of mucus, wind, dysuria, cough, and convulsions. 330 Teetur.--The Partridge, "Perdix Francolinus." Its flesh increases the color of the skin, renders the bowels costive; is stomachic, useful in hiccup, and disorders of the three principal secretions; beneficial in difficulty of breathing, cough, and dropsy. 331 Tendooa.--"The Leopard, Felis Leopardus." Some say the Indian name for this is Nimonur. The people of India call it a species of tiger, but it is smaller; it is also named Tendoo. 332 Telkirur or Telk˙r.--The oil of the Kojora; it is bitter, pungent, hot, beneficial in affections from wind, strengthens the system, diminishes the eye-sight, increases the three principal secretions, and produces heart-burn. 333 Tesoo.--The flower of the Palass. 334 Tezpat.--A name for Patrudje. 335 Teerun.--Cool, bitter, useful in wounds, and improves the complexion. 336 Terbile.--A medicine of India. 337 Teetee.--The name of the fruit Karele.