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मंथनं (maṁthanaṁ)

: A churning, grinding, or throbbing type of pain.

मक्षिका (makṣikā)

: 1. A fly or honey bee. 2. Refers to conditions resembling or caused by flies/bees.

मक्षिका तुल्यं पुरीषं (makṣikā tulyaṁ purīṣaṁ)

: Stool that is attractive to or surrounded by flies (indicative of malabsorption or undigested content).

मक्षिका दर्शनं (makṣikā darśanaṁ)

: The visual phenomenon of seeing bee-like or fly-like objects before the eyes (a type of photopsia).

मक्षिकाः (makṣikāḥ)

: Flies or insects with poisonous stings.

मक्षिकाक्रान्तं पुरीषं (makṣikākrāntaṁ purīṣaṁ)

: Stool that is infested or covered with flies.

मक्षिकाभं (makṣikābhaṁ)

: Having a color or appearance similar to a honey bee.

मज्जनं जले (majjanaṁ jale)

: Sinking in water (a property used to assess the purity or density of substances).

मज्जनम् (majjanam)

: The pharmaceutical process of steeping or immersing a substance in a specific liquid for purification or processing.

मज्जनि मज्जनं अस्थि (majjani majjanaṁ asthi)

: In a fracture, the state where the bone appears to merge or sink into the marrow (indicating severe damage).

मज्जा (majjā)

: Bone marrow.

मज्जा धातु (majjā dhātu)

: The sixth of the seven bodily tissues (Dhātus). Its function is to fill bony cavities. It is predominantly composed of the Jala (Water) Mahābhūta.

मज्जा प्रकाशं (majjā prakāśaṁ)

: Resembling bone marrow in color and appearance.

मज्जा रूपं (majjā rūpaṁ)

: Resembling bone marrow in color and appearance.

मज्जागन्धं (majjāgandhaṁ)

: Having the smell of bone marrow.

मज्जानं (majjānaṁ)

: Resembling bone marrow in color and appearance.

मज्जाभं (majjābhaṁ)

: Resembling bone marrow in color and appearance.

मज्जामिश्रं (majjāmiśraṁ)

: Mixed with bone marrow.

मज्जोपसंसृष्टं (majjopasaṁsṛṣṭaṁ)

: Mixed with or connected to bone marrow.

मञ्जिष्ठ उदकोपमं (mañjiṣṭha udakopamaṁ)

: Resembling the decoction or juice of Manjishtha (Indian Madder), i.e., dark red in color.

मञ्जिष्ठ वस्त्र (mañjiṣṭha vastra)

: Cloth dyed or treated with a decoction of Manjishtha. Best used in Hemanta (early winter) and Shishira (late winter) seasons.

मञ्जिष्ठ सङ्काशं (mañjiṣṭha saṅkāśaṁ)

: Resembling the color of Manjishtha, i.e., dark red.

मञ्जिष्ठ सलिलसङ्काशं (mañjiṣṭha salilasaṅkāśaṁ)

: Resembling the liquid (decoction/water) of Manjishtha, i.e., dark red.

मञ्जिष्ठाभं (mañjiṣṭhābhaṁ)

: Resembling the color of Manjishtha, i.e., dark red.

मणिबन्धः (maṇibandhaḥ)

: The wrist joint.

मण्ड (maṇḍa)

: The thin, supernatant watery layer of a rice gruel preparation (1 part rice, 14 parts water). It alleviates Vāta, thirst, and weakness, and softens the body channels.

मण्डल (maṇḍala)

: A circular patch or round-shaped lesion.

मण्डल दर्शनं (maṇḍala darśanaṁ)

: The visual phenomenon of seeing circular objects before the eyes.

मण्डल दृष्टिमण्डल (maṇḍala dṛṣṭimaṇḍala)

: A circular lesion or appearance in the pupil of the eye.

मण्डूक (maṇḍūka)

: A frog.

मत्कुणगन्ध (matkuṇagandha)

: A bug-like smell emanating from the body.

मत्स्य (matsya)

: Fish.

मत्स्य इच्छा (matsya icchā)

: A desire or craving for fish.

मत्स्यगन्ध (matsyagandha)

: The smell of fish.

मत्स्यशकलसन्निभं (matsyaśakalasannibhaṁ)

: Resembling fish scales in appearance.

मथनं अरण्येव (mathanaṁ araṇyeva)

: A severe, churning type of pain, as if being churned with an Arani (a fire-making stick).

मद (mada)

: Intoxication, inebriation.

मदः (madaḥ)

: A state of being emotionally aroused, excited, or worked up.

मदकारी (madakārī)

: A substance that causes intoxication and vitiates the intellect, e.g., wine.

मदनयोगहतं (madanayohatam)

: A state where a person, with clothes and limbs disarrayed, suffers from excessive vomiting and diarrhea, as if poisoned by a stupefying mixture (like one containing Randia spinosa).

मद्य (madya)

: An alcoholic beverage prepared by fermentation.

मद्य इच्छा (madya icchā)

: A desire or craving for alcohol.

मधित (madhita)

: A dairy preparation made by churning curd to remove butter, without adding water. It alleviates Kapha and Pitta.

मधु (madhu)

: Honey.

मधु इच्छा (madhu icchā)

: A desire or craving for honey.

मधु इव मूत्रं (madhu iva mūtraṁ)

: Urine that resembles honey in color and consistency.

मधु वर्ग (madhu varga)

: The class of different types of honey from various sources.

मधुक्रोडा (madhukroḍā)

: A sweet preparation made of flour mixed with honey and solidified by frying.

मधुर (madhura)

: Sweet taste; one of the six tastes (Rasa).

मधुर त्रय (madhura traya)

: The trio of sweet substances: Sharkara (sugar), Madhu (honey), and Ghrita (ghee).

मधुर त्रिफला (madhura triphalā)

: The trio of sweet fruits: Gambhāri (Gmelina arborea), Kharjūra (date palm), and Drākṣā (grapes).

मधुर रस (madhura rasa)

: The sweet taste.

मधुर रसता (madhura rasatā)

: Sweetness; the property of having a sweet taste.

मधुर स्कन्ध (madhura skandha)

: The class of substances that have actions attributed to the sweet taste.

मधुरभक्षण द्वेष (madhurabhakṣaṇa dveṣa)

: An aversion to eating sweet foods.

मधुरास्यता (madhurāsyatā)

: A sweet taste in the mouth.

मधुशुक्त (madhuśukta)

: A fermented liquid prepared from honey that has turned acidic.

मधुसमं (madhusamaṁ)

: Resembling honey (often referring to urine).

मधूच्छिष्ट वस्त्र (madhūcchiṣṭa vastra)

: Clothes treated with bee's wax. believed to decrease Vāta, impart strength, and improve appetite.

मध्य वीर्य (madhya vīrya)

: Moderate potency (of a drug).

मध्यभङ्ग अस्थि (madhyabhaṅga asthi)

: A fracture in the middle of a bone.

मध्यम कोष्ठ (madhyama koṣṭha)

: A medium or regular bowel habit, due to balanced Doṣas or Kapha dominance. Bowel movements are normal.

मध्यम पन्चमूल (madhyama pancamūla)

: The "middle" group of five roots: Bilva, Agnimantha, Śyonāka, Pāṭalā, and Gambhārī.

मध्यम सत्व (madhyama satva)

: Medium mental strength/psyche. Individuals can withstand moderate levels of grief, fear, etc., often with support from others.

मध्यमपाक (madhyamapāka)

: A substance that undergoes digestion (or a process) at a moderate pace.

मध्यमवीर्य लूता (madhyamavīrya lūtā)

: Moderately venomous spiders, with a fatal period between 7 to 15 days.

मध्यम् वय (madhyam vaya)

: Middle age (from 16/30 to 60 years), characterized by peak strength, virility, and Pitta predominance.

मध्याह्नः (madhyāhnaḥ)

: Midday.

मध्येभक्त (madhyebhakta)

: Medicine consumed in between meals. It is indicated for diseases of the head and neck and bestows strength.

मनस् (manas)

: The mind; the internal organ that links the soul, senses, and motor organs.

मनस्कर (manaskara)

: Conducive to or beneficial for the mind.

मनो अवसाद (mano avasāda)

: Depression; loss of mental strength and enthusiasm.

मनोदैन्य (manodainya)

: Wretchedness; a pathetic state of mind.

मनोनाश (manonāśa)

: Confusion; loss of mind or intellect.

मनोनुगतं (manonugataṁ)

: A state where one reveals secrets or speaks without restraint (often due to intoxication or illness).

मनोन्मत्तविक्षोभण (manonmattavikṣobhaṇa)

: Mental agitation leading to a state of mania or perplexity.

मनोपघात (manopaghāta)

: Mental distress; injury to or confusion of the mind.

मनोपहार (manopahāra)

: A disturbed or afflicted mind.

मनोसम्भ्रम (manosambhrama)

: Perplexity of the mind; mental confusion.

मन्त्र (mantra)

: Sacred incantations or hymns recited for healing and spiritual purposes, considered highly effective in treating poisoning.

मन्थ (mantha)

: A liquid preparation made by churning a substance with 14 parts water.

मन्थन (manthana)

: The process of churning.

मन्द (manda)

: 1. Slow, dull, mild. 2. The thin supernatant water of rice gruel.

मन्द इन्द्रिय (manda indriya)

: Dullness or weakness of the sensory faculties.

मन्दनादम् (mandanādam)

: A dull sound (e.g., on percussion).

मन्दबल (mandabala)

: Diminished strength.

मन्दबुद्धि (mandabuddhi)

: Lack of intelligence; dull intellect.

मन्दरुजा (mandarujā)

: Slight or mild pain.

मन्दवह्नि (mandavahni)

: Mild digestive fire; weak Agni.

मन्दवाक् (mandavāk)

: Reduced speech; talking less.

मन्दवीर्यत्वम् (mandavīryatvam)

: The property of having mild potency. (Also refers to venom becoming less potent at the end of the rainy season).

मन्दाग्नि (mandāgni)

: A state of low digestive power, often due to Kapha dominance.

मन्दाहारो (mandāhāro)

: A symptom of animal poisoning where the animal stops eating food.

मन्दोत्साह (mandotsāha)

: Lack of enthusiasm; low energy.

मन्या (manyā)

: The sides of the neck.

मयूरकण्ठप्रतिमो (mayūrakaṇṭhapratimo)

: When poisonous food is put into fire, the flame changes to vivid colors resembling a peacock's throat.

मयूरकण्ठसदृश (mayūrakaṇṭhasadṛśa)

: Resembling the color of a peacock's throat.

मयूरचन्द्रिकाछाय (mayūracandrikāchāya)

: Resembling the shade or iridescence of a peacock's feather.

मरकतः (marakataḥ)

: Emerald.

मरकतप्रभ (marakataprabha)

: Emerald-colored; having a grass-green hue.

मरीचि दर्शनं (marīci darśanaṁ)

: The visual phenomenon of seeing mirages.

मर्कट (markaṭa)

: A monkey.

मर्दः (mardaḥ)

: A pressing or crushing type of pain.

मर्दन (mardana)

: The therapeutic procedure of vigorous rubbing or massage, usually from feet to waist.

मर्दनः (mardanaḥ)

: The act of frequent rubbing.

मल (mala)

: Waste products of the body (e.g., urine, feces, sweat) and metabolism.

मलच्छवि (malacchavi)

: A dirty or unclean appearance.

मलज (malaja)

: Parasites that grow in external waste or excreta.

मलिन वस्त्र (malina vastra)

: Wearing dirty clothes, considered inauspicious and a cause of itching and skin disorders.

मलीमस (malīmasa)

: Dirty; squalid; unclean.

मलोत्पत्ति कण्ठे (malotpatti kaṇṭhe)

: The production of phlegm or mucus coating in the throat.

मशक दर्शनं (maśaka darśanaṁ)

: The visual phenomenon of seeing mosquitoes or flies before the eyes.

मशकाः (maśakāḥ)

: Mosquitoes.

मशी (maśī)

: The pharmaceutical process of incineration where a substance is heated in a closed container to obtain a black ash.

मश्रृणम् (maśrṛṇam)

: Smooth to the touch.

मसितुल्यं (masitulyaṁ)

: Resembling the color of ink; ink-black.

मसिवर्णं (masivarṇaṁ)

: Ink-colored.

मस्तकः (mastakaḥ)

: The head; the forehead.

मस्तिष्क (mastiṣka)

: The brain.

मस्तुलुङ्गतुल्यं (mastuluṅgatulyaṁ)

: Resembling brain matter in color and appearance.

मस्तुलुङ्गाभं (mastuluṅgābhaṁ)

: Resembling brain matter in color and appearance.

मस्तुलुङ्गोपमं (mastuluṅgopamaṁ)

: Resembling brain matter in color and appearance.

महत् (mahat)

: 1. Great, large, severe. 2. In Sāṅkhya philosophy, the first product of evolution, representing intellect (Buddhi).

महाकषाय (mahākaṣāya)

: A major group of ten categories of drugs, each containing five plants, based on their therapeutic action (as described by Charaka).

महाखुड्डाक (mahākhuḍḍāka)

: Major; detailed; a comprehensive description.

महान/महत् (mahāna/mahat)

: Great; big. (In Sāṅkhya, the second evolvent - Buddhi or intellect).

महानस (mahānasa)

: The kitchen.

महानिद्रा (mahānidrā)

: Excessive sleep; hypersomnia.

महापञ्च विष (mahāpañca viṣa)

: The five major poisons (a specific combination of toxic plants).

महाभूत (mahābhūta)

: The five great elements: Ākāśa (Space), Vāyu (Air), Teja (Fire), Jala (Water), Pṛthvī (Earth).

महामृग (mahāmṛga)

: Large wild animals (e.g., elephant, wild buffalo, boar).

महावेग कास (mahāvega kāsa)

: Cough with severe, violent bouts.

महाशन (mahāśana)

: Excessive eating; hyperphagia.

महास्नेह (mahāsneha)

: The four main unctuous substances: Ghṛta (ghee), Taila (oil), Vasā (muscle fat), and Majjā (marrow).

महास्रोतः (mahāsrotaḥ)

: The large intestine; the rectum.

महास्वन कास (mahāsvana kāsa)

: Cough with a loud, booming sound.

मांस (māṁsa)

: Muscle tissue; flesh.

मांस इच्छा (māṁsa icchā)

: A desire or craving for meat.

मांस धातु (māṁsa dhātu)

: The third bodily tissue (Dhātu), muscle tissue. Its function is to provide covering to the skeleton. It is predominantly composed of Pṛthvī (Earth) Mahābhūta.

मांस वर्ग (māṁsa varga)

: The class of various types of meat from different animals.

मांसं विलिखति (māṁsaṁ vilikhati)

: Scraping or erosion of muscle tissues.

मांसकील (māṁsakīla)

: A fleshy outgrowth or polyp.

मांसक्षय (māṁsakṣaya)

: Wasting or depletion of muscle tissue.

मांसगन्धि (māṁsagandhi)

: Having the smell of raw flesh.

मांसचय (māṁsacaya)

: Accumulation or increase of flesh; hypertrophy.

मांसतोयप्रख्यं (māṁsatoyaprakhyaṁ)

: Resembling the water used to wash meat (watery, pale red).

मांसदरणं (māṁsadaraṇaṁ)

: Tearing or splitting sensation in the muscles.

मांसदुष्टि (māṁsaduṣṭi)

: Decay or necrosis of flesh.

मांसधावन तुल्यं (māṁsadhāvana tulyaṁ)

: Resembling the water used to wash meat.

मांसधावन प्रकाशं (māṁsadhāvana prakāśaṁ)

: Resembling the water used to wash meat.

मांसधावन सन्निभं (māṁsadhāvana sannibhaṁ)

: Resembling the water used to wash meat.

मांसधावनवत् (māṁsadhāvanavat)

: Resembling the water used to wash meat.

मांसपिण्ड (māṁsapiṇḍa)

: A lump or mass of flesh; a tumor.

मांसपिण्डोपम (māṁsapiṇḍopama)

: Resembling a lump of flesh.

मांसपेशीप्रभं (māṁsapeśīprabhaṁ)

: Having the color of muscle tissue.

मांसप्रक्षालनाभं (māṁsaprakṣālanābhaṁ)

: Resembling the water used to wash meat.

मांसप्ररोह (māṁsapraroha)

: A fleshy polyp or outgrowth.

मांसरस (māṁsarasa)

: Meat soup prepared by boiling meat with water and seasoning.

मांसवृद्धि (māṁsavṛddhi)

: Excessive growth or increase of flesh.

मांसशात जिह्वा (māṁsaśāta jihvā)

: Erosion or decay of the tongue tissue.

मांसशोणितगन्ध (māṁsaśoṇitagandha)

: Having the smell of flesh and blood.

मांससरम्भं (māṁsasarambhaṁ)

: A rough or bulky mass of flesh.

मांसाङ्कुर (māṁsāṅkura)

: A sprout-like fleshy growth.

मांसानामवशातनं (māṁsānāmavaśātanaṁ)

: Sloughing off of flesh (e.g., from a viper bite).

मांसाभिवृद्धि (māṁsābhivṛddhi)

: Proliferation or overgrowth of flesh.

मांसोत्सन्ना (māṁsotsannā)

: Elevated or raised mass of flesh.

मांसोदकच्छ्राय (māṁsodakacchrāya)

: Resembling the appearance of meat-wash water.

मांसोदकसन्निकाशं (māṁsodakasannikāśaṁ)

: Resembling the appearance of meat-wash water.

मांसोदकाभं (māṁsodakābhaṁ)

: Resembling the appearance of meat-wash water.

मांसोदकोपमं (māṁsodakopamaṁ)

: Resembling the appearance of meat-wash water.

मांसोद्गम (māṁsodgama)

: A sprouting or protruding fleshy growth.

मांसोन्नाह (māṁsonnāha)

: Swelling or distension caused by flesh.

मांसोपचय (māṁsopacaya)

: Accumulation or buildup of flesh.

माक्षिक (mākṣika)

: A type of honey collected by a specific bee (Apis dorsata), considered the best quality.

मात्र विरुद्ध (mātra viruddha)

: Incompatibility due to incorrect quantity (e.g., taking honey and ghee in equal quantities).

मात्रवत् अश्नियात (mātravat aśniyāta)

: One should eat food in the proper quantity that can be digested easily.

मात्रा (mātrā)

: Measure; quantity; dose; the appropriate amount of a substance to be administered.

मात्रावत आहार (mātrāvata āhāra)

: Food taken in the proper quantity.

मात्रावत् अशन (mātrāvat aśana)

: Eating in the proper quantity.

मात्राहीन (mātrāhīna)

: Insufficient quantity (of food or medicine), indicated for those with weak digestion.

मात्सर्य (mātsarya)

: Jealousy; envy.

मात्सर्यः (mātsaryaḥ)

: A feeling of grudge or enviousness.

मान (māna)

: 1. Measurement; metrology. 2. Respect, honor.

मानः (mānaḥ)

: Respect, honor, regard.

मानसिक भाव (mānasika bhāva)

: Mental factors or attributes; thoughts related to the mind (Manas).

मानिका (mānikā)

: A unit of measurement (approx. 384 g).

मानुषी (mānuṣī)

: One of the four categories of medicine (from human sources), as described in Atharva Veda.

मारण (māraṇa)

: The pharmaceutical process of incineration or killing (for metals/minerals) to render them into ash (Bhasma).

मार्ग रोध (mārga rodha)

: Obstruction of a channel or passage in the body.

मार्गात् मार्गं चरेत् रक्तं (mārgāt mārgaṁ caret raktaṁ)

: Bleeding that shifts from one channel to another.

मार्गान् विवृणोति (mārgān vivṛṇoti)

: A substance that opens up or clears the body channels (Srotas).

मार्गावरोध (mārgāvarodha)

: Obstruction of a passage.

मार्गै अधोवायु (mārgai adhovāyu)

: Passage of flatus through an unnatural opening (e.g., a fistula).

मार्गै पुरीषप्रवर्तनं (mārgai purīṣapravartanaṁ)

: Passage of stool through an unnatural opening (e.g., a fistula).

मार्गै मूत्रं (mārgai mūtraṁ)

: Passage of urine through an unnatural opening (e.g., a fistula).

मार्गै शुक्रं (mārgai śukraṁ)

: Passage of semen through an unnatural opening.

मार्जन (mārjana)

: Cleaning; sweeping; a method of external purification.

मार्दव (mārdava)

: Softness; a property caused by the predominance of Jala (Water) Mahābhūta.

माला इच्छा (mālā icchā)

: A desire for garlands.

माल्य इच्छा (mālya icchā)

: A desire for garlands.

माल्य द्वेष (mālya dveṣa)

: An aversion to garlands.

माल्यगन्ध (mālyagandha)

: The fragrance of flowers or garlands.

माषा (māṣā)

: A unit of weight (approx. 1 gram).

मासिक प्राणहर योग (māsika prāṇahara yoga)

: A harmful preparation made of slow-acting poisons that proves fatal within one month.

मित्रपञ्चक (mitrapañcaka)

: The "group of five friends"; substances used to test the quality of Bhasma (incinerated ash).

मिथ्यायोग (mithyāyoga)

: Improper or harmful use of the sense organs with their objects, contrary to rules of time and place.

मिन्मिन्य (minminya)

: A weak, thin, or nasal voice.

मीनधावनतोयगन्धः (mīnadhāvanatoyagandhaḥ)

: The smell of water used to wash fish.

मीलनं अक्षि (mīlanaṁ akṣi)

: Closing of the eyes; nictation.

मुक्त त्वक् (mukta tvak)

: A snake that has recently shed its skin.

मुक्तनालं गुद (muktanālaṁ guda)

: Prolapse of the rectum.

मुक्तमांसता (muktamāṁsatā)

: A state where flesh seems to be falling off; severe muscular wasting.

मुक्ता सन्धि (muktā sandhi)

: Looseness of the joints; lax ligaments.

मुक्त्वा कीटविषं तद्धि शीतेनाभिप्रवर्धते (muktvā kīṭaviṣaṁ taddhi śītenābhipravardhate)

: "As a rule, poisons are treated with cold remedies; insect poison is an exception, as it increases with cold." (A classical principle).

मुखं (mukhaṁ)

: Mouth; face; opening.

मुखगे त्वोष्ठचिमिचिमा (mukhage tvoṣṭhacimicimā)

: A prickling or tingling sensation in the lips when poisonous food enters the mouth.

मुखपिच्छिलत्वं (mukhapicchilatvaṁ)

: Sliminess or stickiness in the mouth.

मुखवाद्य इच्छा (mukhavādya icchā)

: A fondness for wind instruments (played by mouth).

मुखसन्दश (mukhasandaśa)

: Suckers (e.g., on the tentacles of an octopus).

मुखात् रक्तं (mukhāt raktaṁ)

: Bleeding from the mouth.

मुञ्चन (muñcana)

: Releasing; letting go; propelling.

मुद्रा (mudrā)

: 1. A seal. 2. Sealing a container (e.g., a crucible) with specific materials.

मुन्चति (muncati)

: Releases; discharges.

मुषित दर्शनं (muṣita darśanaṁ)

: Blurred vision.

मुष्टिनिपीडनं (muṣṭinipīḍanaṁ)

: Clenching the fist.

मुहु मुहु (muhu muhu)

: Again and again; frequently.

मुहुःबद्धंमुहुःद्रवं पुरीषप्रवर्तनम् (muhuḥbaddhaṁmuhuḥdravaṁ purīṣapravartanam)

: Alternating frequently between constipation and loose stools.

मुहुःबद्धंमुहुःशिथिलं पुरीषप्रवर्तनम् (muhuḥbaddhaṁmuhuḥśithilaṁ purīṣapravartanam)

: Alternating frequently between constipation and loose stools.

मुहुर्मुह (muhurmuha)

: Administration of medicine repeatedly, with or without food, for conditions like dyspnea, cough, hiccups.

मुहुर्मुहुः शिरोन्यासः (muhurmuhuḥ śironyāsaḥ)

: A symptom where an animal repeatedly jerks its head or lets its head drop (a sign of poisoning).

मूकत्वं (mūkatvaṁ)

: Dumbness; muteness; inability to speak.

मूकमूषा (mūkamūṣā)

: A type of crucible without a mouth opening.

मूढ उच्छास (mūḍha ucchāsa)

: Suppressed or obstructed expiration.

मूढता अधोवायु (mūḍhatā adhovāyu)

: Suppression of flatus.

मूढत्व (mūḍhatva)

: Foolishness; stupidity; loss of knowledge.

मूढसंज्ञता (mūḍhasaṁjñatā)

: Loss of consciousness.

मूत्र (mūtra)

: Urine.

मूत्र प्रकाशम् (mūtra prakāśam)

: Having the appearance or smell of urine.

मूत्र वर्ग (mūtra varga)

: The class of urines from different animals used medicinally.

मूत्रगन्धि (mūtragandhi)

: Having the smell of urine.

मूत्रतुल्यगन्ध (mūtratulyagandha)

: Having a smell similar to urine.

मूत्रदशक (mūtradaśaka)

: The group of ten animal urines.

मूत्रपंचक (mūtrapañcaka)

: The group of five animal urines.

मूत्रमार्गेण रक्तं (mūtramārgeṇa raktaṁ)

: Bleeding through the urinary passage.

मूत्रविरजनीय (mūtravirajanīya)

: Substances that restore the normal color of urine.

मूत्रविरेचनीय (mūtravirecanīya)

: Diuretics; substances that promote urine flow.

मूत्रसंग्रहणीय (mūtrasaṁgrahaṇīya)

: Substances that restrict urine flow.

मूत्रस्रोतोरोध (mūtrasrotorodha)

: Obstruction of the urinary tract.

मूत्राष्टक (mūtrāṣṭaka)

: The group of eight animal urines.

मूर्च्छा (mūrcchā)

: Fainting; loss of consciousness; syncope.

मूर्च्छाय (mūrcchāya)

: To faint; to become unconscious.

मूर्च्छित (mūrcchita)

: 1. A process of purifying mercury. 2. The property of mercury to cure diseases.

मूर्तद्रव्याणि (mūrtadravyāṇi)

: Embodied substances; matter having a physical form.

मूर्धा (mūrdhā)

: The head; the crown.

मूल (mūla)

: Root; origin; cause.

मूल द्रव्य (mūla dravya)

: The root cause or fundamental substance from which others manifest.

मूलजानि स्थिराणि च (mūlajāni sthirāṇi ca)

: A group of poisons of plant origin where the poison is especially present in the roots.

मूलम् (mūlam)

: Root.

मूलिनि (mūlini)

: A group of 16 plants whose roots are used for Panchakarma therapy.

मूषा (mūṣā)

: A crucible (used in metallurgical processes).

मूषोदर (mūṣodara)

: The charged contents inside a sealed crucible.

मृगा (mṛgā)

: Deer; antelope; grazing animals.

मृजावर्जन (mṛjāvarjana)

: Avoidance of cleanliness; neglecting personal hygiene.

मृत (mṛta)

: 1. Dead. 2. Incinerated; the final form of a metal/mineral after incineration (Bhasma).

मृतसञ्जीवनम् (mṛtasañjīvanam)

: A legendary therapy meant to revive the almost dead; used to counteract severe poisoning.

मृत् इच्छा (mṛt icchā)

: A desire for clay or earth (a symptom of Pica).

मृत्पात्र (mṛtpātra)

: An earthen pot used for processing and storing materials.

मृत्स्न (mṛtsna)

: Soft; sticky; clay-like.

मृदितै इव (mṛditai iva)

: As if being pressed; a pressing type of pain.

मृदित्वं इव (mṛditvaṁ iva)

: A feeling of being pressed; pressing pain.

मृदु (mṛdu)

: Soft; mild; gentle.

मृदु कोष्ठ (mṛdu koṣṭha)

: A soft bowel habit, often due to Pitta dominance. Bowel movements are easy and soft.

मृदु वीर्य (mṛdu vīrya)

: Mild potency (of a drug).

मृदुपाक (mṛdupāka)

: 1. Easy or quick digestion. 2. A process that completes earlier than the optimal stage.

मृदुस्पर्श (mṛdusparśa)

: Soft to the touch.

मृद्यमान् इव (mṛdyamān iva)

: A feeling of being crushed or pressed.

मेचकाभ (mecakābha)

: Dark blue or deep black color (like a dark cloud).

मेचकासन्निभं (mecakāsannibhaṁ)

: Resembling deep black color.

मेढ्र (meḍhra)

: The penis; male genital organ.

मेढ्रात् रक्तं (meḍhrāt raktaṁ)

: Bleeding from the penis.

मेद धातु (meda dhātu)

: The fourth bodily tissue (Dhātu), adipose tissue or fat. Its function is lubrication. It is predominantly composed of Jala (Water) and Pṛthvī (Earth) Mahābhūtas.

मेदःकल्पं रक्तं (medaḥkalpaṁ raktaṁ)

: Blood that has the appearance of fat (lipidemia).

मेदुर इच्छा (medura icchā)

: A desire for fatty foods.

मेदोदक सन्निभम् (medodaka sannibham)

: Resembling the water used to wash fat (whitish, oily).

मेदोदकोपमं (medodakopamaṁ)

: Resembling the water used to wash fat.

मेद्य इच्छा (medya icchā)

: A desire for fatty foods.

मेधा (medhā)

: Intellect; the power of grasping, understanding, and retention.

मेध्य (medhya)

: Promoting intellect and memory; nootropic.

मैथुन असहत्व (maithuna asahatva)

: Intolerance to sexual intercourse.

मैरेयक (maireyaka)

: A type of alcoholic beverage prepared by mixing Āsava and Surā in equal proportions for further fermentation.

मोक्ष (mokṣa)

: Liberation; salvation; the ultimate goal of life in Indian philosophy.

मोक्ष पुरीषम् (mokṣa purīṣam)

: Loose motions; diarrhea.

मोक्ष हनू (mokṣa hanū)

: Dislocation of the jaw.

मोदक (modaka)

: A large pill or bolus preparation.

मोह (moha)

: Delusion; confusion; infatuation; loss of consciousness.

मोह हृदयं (moha hṛdayaṁ)

: A feeling of stupor or confusion in the heart region; bradycardia.

मोहः (mohaḥ)

: A state of confusion that prevents correct perception.

मोहन (mohana)

: Causing delusion or unconsciousness.

मोहयति (mohayati)

: It causes stupor or delusion.

मौलं च दंष्ट्रजम् (maulaṁ ca daṁṣṭrajam)

: "Poisons of inanimate origin neutralize those of animate origin." (A classical principle).

म्रियते श्वासेन् (mriyate śvāsen)

: "He dies from the breath" - meaning death occurs due to respiratory failure (a sign of advanced poisoning).

म्लानता (mlānatā)

: Languor; lethargy; a withered or faded appearance.

म्लानम् (mlānam)

: Wretched; pathetic; faded.

म्लानलिंगम् (mlānaliṅgam)

: Flaccidity of the penis; loss of erection.

म्लायिनीलं दर्शनं (mlāyinīlaṁ darśanaṁ)

: The visual phenomenon of seeing yellowish-blue circular patches.

म्लायी दृष्टि मण्डल (mlāyī dṛṣṭi maṇḍala)

: A bluish-yellow discoloration or appearance in the pupil.