607 Sowa.--A. Shibbet. P. Wallankhoord. Hot, dry, and aperient; its smell soporific; its leaves hurtful to the stomach. The seed Dill. Anethum Sowa, Roxb. 608 Soonchur.--A name for the salt Soonchur, also Soonchill. 609 Soorjemooki.--A name for Adittbaqut. "Helianthus Annuus." 610 Sooderie.--Its smell is strong and penetrating, like an animal in the rutting season; pungent and hot; beneficial in wind and fever, and clears the voice; the black kind is used in various formulÊ. 611 Soubustanee.--A name for Valanchoord. 612 Sooe Junglie.--A name for Pitpapra. 613 Soonkullie.--A shrub hurtful to animals. 614 Sowall.--A name for Thaleeb. Cool; improves the color of the skin; cures remittents, and a little of it introduced into the parts of both sexes, useful in gonorrhoea. 615 Soorudjjhall--A name for Lootooperie. 616 Sohora.--Cures affections of blood and mucus, and restrains laxities of the bowels. 617 Sahunserbede.--A soft stone, of a dark-red color; cool and dry in the second degree; used by Indian physicians in disorders of blood, in laxatives from indigestion, acne, boils, psora, and infantile eruptions; given with milk or butter to the quantity from two to four soorkhs. 618 Sohunjena.--or Sahinjena, or Sajena, or Sekir. "Hyperanthera morunga, W. Sobhanjana, S. Guilandina moringa. The root of the tree scraped exactly resembles horse-radish, and is used as such in all parts of India. It is a rubifacient, and useful as a stimulant." A tree common in India; hot and light; useful in disorders of the eyes; creates appetite; restrains diarrhoea, cures disorders of wind, mucus, acne, and swellings of the body, affections of the spleen, boils, and eruptions, and cleanses the blood. It is of three kinds; the second kind, which is red, is said to be aperient and astringent; in other properties the same. Its flower is heavy and astringent; cures disorders of mucus, swellings of the body, and increases the wind. The people of India use its flowers as a pickle in oil, and my father used to recommend this pickle to those of a cold temperament, but it is prejudicial to the eyes; it is thus prepared: The flowers are put into water for a day, and washed; a little mustard seed added, and the whole put into serson oil. This pickle is less hot than the plant. Pickle made from the root, removes wind; the leaves bruised and applied to ulcers, cleans and heals them. 619 Sahidei.--A plant about half a yard in height; its leaves like the Toolsi, cool and moist; useful in suppressed wind, fever, pains in the limbs, swellings of the throat; its use increases the complexion and volume of blood. It is used for killing mercury. 620 Sohaga.--A name for Tunkhar.