It is also called akirus. Essence.It is said that the rum nut tree grows in a river called Li-rindanos. From this tree comes gum; When released, this gum immediately thi ...
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Essence.He is famous. This is Narjil. Choice. A good nut is fresh, very white, and the juice in it is sweet. If there is no juice, this indicates that it is old. The ski ...
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Essence.Its action approaches that of hellebore; some say these are the seeds of black turbite. The bark of its root is a yellow turbite that grows in Sogd. Choice.The b ...
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Essence.The gentian leaves adjacent to the root are similar to the leaves of the walnut and the leaves of the great plantain; they are red in color, and their middle and ...
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Essence.These are the nuts of the great pine tree. They are more nutritious than walnuts, but are digested more slowly. They consist of a watery and earthy substance, and ...
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Essence.The leaves of this plant rise low from the ground, similar to the leaves of a fig tree; they are bright green, five-lobed, cut-out, rounded. Its stem is long, sim ...
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Essence.These are the testicles of some aquatic animal. There are two of them, they hang on one root and look like two dried gallbladders of a cow. They have a thin shell ...
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Essence. This is a nut the size of an ink nut, with an easily cracked thin shell, a pleasant smell and a pungent taste. Nature.Masih says: “Hot, dry at the limit of the ...
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Essence.The nut is famous. He is hot; For people with a hot nature, the remedy against it is shikanjubin, and for people with a weak stomach - vinegar jam. Nature.Hot in ...
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Essence.Strongly acting saliva is the saliva of a hungry person who has not eaten anything since the morning, and especially the saliva of a person with a hot nature. Wo ...
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