| Keyword | Paryushita Jala /Anna |
| Type | B.P. |
| Etymology/ Definition | पर्युषितं रात्र्युषितम् । सु.सू.४५/४१ डल्हण |
| Reference | S.Su.45/41 D`alhan`a, C.Chi.14/9, A.H.Su.5/18 |
| Literary Meaning | M / W – having passed the night, having stood for a time or in some place, not fresh, stale |
| Implied Meaning | Water or food, which is utilised after keeping it overnight, is called Paryushita Jala or Anna . |
| Elaboration | Paryushita Anna or Jala is one of the causative factors of various diseases. It causes vitiation of Dosha and also decreases digestive power leading to formation of liquid wastes. It is sour in taste and it also aggravates Kapha ( Kaphotkledi ). It is not useful to those who have thirsty feeling. It is one of the causative factors for Ars ` ha ( piles ), laziness, विद्रधि ( Abscess ). This term is also used for Madya ( Paryushita Madya ). During preparation Madya, which is kept overnight in other than Sandhaana Bhaan`d`a ( fermentation pot ), is called Paryushita Madya . It aggravates Tridosha . |
| Contemporary Colloquial | Stale, polluted |
| Antonym | Sadyaska |
Last updated on June 16th, 2021 at 05:13 am