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Nūtanāmr̥tasāgara: Hindī bhāshā meṃ
... भूङ्कराजके रसमें एक२दिन खरल करके धूपमें रखते जाओ तो शद्धहो जावेगा। हिंगुल शोधन-हंगुल(शिंगरफ) को खल में डालकर-७पुट भेडीं के दूध और ७सात पुट नीबूके रसकी देवेतोनिश्रयशुद्ध हो।
Pratāpasiṃha (Maharaja of Jaipur), Jñārasarāma Śarmmā, 195
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A Dictionary of the Economic Products of India - Part 4 - Page 97
... Pb., P. 1259; shangarf, Hind. ,- M. 473 ; shang-cha, Pla., P. 1202 ; shangraf, Beng., Hind, M. 473; shangti, Pb., P. 746;shén'an, Hind., O. 537; shan keshvara, an, X. 1 ; shankha palita, Man, A. 1551 ;shankhé.valli, Man, E. 581 ;5hal1ku, N. Pb., ...
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Home Remedies - Volume 2
... mangoes, containing loose, silky and fibrous growths. Distribution : All over India, especially the wastelands. Medicinal Parts : Flowers, latex, leaves,root. Ark Tailam, ArkeshwaraWati. Unani Preparations Kushta QarnuEil, Kushta Shangraf.
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Memorandum on dyes of Indian growth and production - Page 70
With al root cloth is dyed in Delhi, Hissar and Rohtak as follows : Pound the root, boil it in water, add alum, or main : either boil the fabric in the decoction, or merely dip it in three times : the red colour produced is fast. With shingarf or cinnabar ...
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Methuen handbook of colour - Page 181
The Latin minium may be derived from the Celtic mine (ore) and is related to carmine and the Greeek ammion. Both the Latin and Greek words have been used in reference to cinnabar; the Persian word for minium, shangraf, is related to ...
Andreas Kornerup, Johan Henrik Wanscher, Don Pavey, 1984
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A Dictionary of the Principal Languages Spoken in the ... - Page 272
... atyáchár — be- Ink, s. a liquor used for writing — likhibár káli, masí— siyáhí, roshnáí, surkllí, shangraf Inkling, s, a hint; desire — sänket, ingit, thár ; ichchhá — ishára; árzfí Isiyáhfsá Ink'y, a. consisting of ink or resembling it — masimay, kilibat, ...
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A Text-Book of Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology - Page 424
6. Mercuric Sulphide (Cinnabar), HgS.—This is known in the vernacular as hingul, ras sindoor, or shingarf. It occurs as a chief ore of mercury, and is artificially prepared as a red crystalline powder, which is then known as the pigment vermilion.
Rai Bahadur Jaising P. Modi, 2013
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A dictionary of the principal languages spoken in the ... - Page 509
.yun] cochineal, red sulphuret of mercury— sindûr, hingul— shingarf, ingnr Ver min, ». all sorts oi small destructive animals— kit, pokd.indúrddi khyatikári jantu sakal — mííziyát, kfre makore, kfre patange, sab qism ke muzir jánwar [desi , mulki ...
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A Monograph on Trade and Manufactures in Northern India - Page 148
I find lakh churis such as Murao and Kachi women wear selling for 4 as. per set. These are made of kachoha lakh and earth mixed in proportion of 3 to 1. They are coated with chapra and colored. The colors used are shingarf, hartal, and nil.
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A Social History of Sexual Relations in Iran - Page 376
... "The most terrible form of syphilis, curiously enough, being treated even by Iranian doctors with mercury — a treatment called the Kalyan Shingrif- — but administered in such quantities that its effects are often worse than the ailment itself.
