WAS BEDEUTET CHAYROOT AUF ENGLISCH
Definition von chayroot im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von Chayroot im Wörterbuch ist die Wurzel einer Chay-Pflanze, die verwendet wird, um Textilien eine tiefrote Farbe zu färben.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CHAYROOT» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
chayroot in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
chayroot im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Hand-book to the Cotton Cultivation in the Madras ...
Cotton cultivation by Mr. David Lees in Tinnevelly: 259 discussion concerning the
right of Chayroot Renters.— The experiments of Mr. David Lees in the
Comspond_ cultivation of American Cotton in Tinne- ence and velly, and their
failure on ...
James Talboys Wheeler,
1863
2
Tracts, Historical and Statistical, on India: With Journals ...
It is allowed to stand for one or two hours ; a handful of chayroot is then added,
and the yarn immediately immersed in it for the night. The mode of proceeding on
the sixth day is precisely similar. The liquor for the night is prepared solely of ...
parts of casah leaves and chayroot, infused in water; and lure finishes the tedious
process of infusing, soaking, steeping, &c, which hag occupied nearly a month's
time. The liquor of last night is strained in the morning, a handful of chayroot ...
4
REPORTS ON THE SETTLEMENT OF THE LAND REVENUE OF THE ...
The decrease under the head of Chayroot arises partly from lower offers having
been received in the year under report for collecting spontaneous Chayroot, Ext.
Bd.'s Pro. 19th March ano^ partly from the transfer of the revenue derived on the ...
5
Textile Colorist and Converter
Among the numerous dye-yielding plants that were cultivated so extensively and
systematically before the introduction of the aniline dyes, the chayroot (
Oldenlandia umbellata) of India and Ceylon was one of very great importance.
The long ...
6
reports on the settlement of the land revenue of the ...
The rent of Chayroot has risen from the depression of the previous year to its
former standard. 31. The deficiency in Quit-rent on Enams is owing to some of the
Enams held on invalid titles having been resumed. 32. The small increase in the
...
7
Report on the Settlement of the Land Revenue
V. Spontaneous Chayroot. — It will be observed that there is an increase of
Rupees 6,868 in the sist of spontaneous chayroot. This is owing to this product
having been rented out in some villages this year, which last year were left
unrented, ...
8
REPORT ON THE SETTLEMENT OF THE LAND REVENUE OF THE ...
... in topes and Chayroot is owing to a falling off in offers in reference to the
unproductive stale of Tamarind trees in Sooradah and Chayroot in the Itchapoor
Talook. Fusly 1867. Rs. A. P. Fishery 6,042 1 0 Amount included ) through an ...
9
reports on the settlement of the land revenue
Spontaneous Chayroot.— The decrease in Chayroot is ascfi. bale to the rents
having been taken for lower amounts. V. Fisheries. — The decrease in fisheries
is owing to this item having been included in the Extra Revenue. VI. Soapnuts.
10
A Manual of the Nellore District in the Presidency of Madras
Chayroot, a red dye. 5 Goran ti akn Laweonia alba inermis ... Henna, broad
Egyptian privet leaves. 6 Jafaravittulu Biza orellana Arnotto seed. The red
powder which covers the seed capsules gives a reddish dyo. 7 Jigidi ginzaln
Semecarpus ...
John Alexander Corrie Boswell,
1873