With Kutkuleja leaves, in Vomiting, Cholera, &c. ,, Cow's urine, in the cure of Diarrhoea. ,, Toolsi leaves, Internal heat. ,, Lime juice, and applied to the eyes, Evil spirits depart. ,, Kusskuss water, in the cure of Bilious disorders. ,, Tirphilla and ginger, in Asthma. ,, Seed of Methi infusion, Dysentery. ,, Honey, Emaciation. ,, Ditto, to thicken Semen. ,, Butch, in the cure of Tooth-ache. ,, Pounded Kusskuss, Dropsy. ,, Nutmeg, Rheumatism from wind. ,, Onion Juice, Bites of snakes. ,, Infus. of Adjwain, Thirst. ,, [1]Juice of Kussownda, Wind. ,, Radish juice, Offensive breath. ,, [1]Soopearie juice, (rubbed,) Cholicks of children. ,, Gopie earth, Strangury. ,, Cow's Ghee, Bites of snakes. ,, Root of Semel tree, Every thing. ,, Old Goor, Internal heat. ,, [1]Eleachee, (Guzerathee,) Intermittents. ,, Mugrela and salt, Indigestion. ,, Doob grass, Diarrhoea. ,, Mace, externally in Night blindness. ,, Goonchee, in the cure of General Rheumatism. ,, Pith of Bela, Vertigo. ,, Water of burnt wheat, Sunpat. 637 Shaldan.--A kind of rice, in virtue like the Saatie. 638 Shalook.--The root of the Kawul flower, q. v. 639 Shubbe.--Polyanthes Tuberosa. The name of a common flower, which has a strong scent in the night; it is of several kinds, white, yellow, red, and yellowish red. It is hot and dry in the second degree; three direms taken in water, is diuretic, and also useful in suppression of the menses. It expedites the delivery of the dead foetus and of the placenta. Its smell expels mucus from the brain and collections of wind. In those of a hot temperament it produces head-ache. Its corrector is oil of roses, vinegar, or its own oil; the latter is very beneficial both externally and internally used, and possesses all the beneficial properties attributed to the flower. An unguent composed of this, Akirkirrha, and Tokhur Unjeera, applied to the loins, is very beneficial in the two cases mentioned above, and is used both externally and internally in complaints of the uterus, also in rheumatism.