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Possessing nectar, and, Vayastha (Sanskrit Devanagari: वायास्था, Sanskrit Romanization: vāyāsthā, literal meaning: wind place), said to be youthful. Vibhitaka (Sanskrit Devanagari: बिभीतकं, Sanskrit Romanization: bibhītakaṃ, literal meaning: Vibhitaka), Bihara fruit or fearless, the name of this tree. Aksha (Sanskrit Devanagari: अक्ष, Sanskrit Romanization: akṣa, literal meaning: axis), pervader and rejoicer, place of origin, tree of contention. Karsha phala (Sanskrit Devanagari: कर्षफल, Sanskrit Romanization: karṣaphala, literal meaning: Karsha fruit), said to be half-liter fruit. The name of the Arura tree. Abhaya (Sanskrit Devanagari: अभया, Sanskrit Romanization: abhayā, literal meaning: fearless), fearless. Avyatha (Sanskrit Devanagari: अव्यथा, Sanskrit Romanization: avyathā, literal meaning: painless), removes disease, beneficial, body stable, youthful, purifier, possessing nectar, born of the snowy mountains, cooling, auspicious, said to be blissful. Haritaki (Sanskrit Devanagari: हरीतकी, Sanskrit Romanization: harītakī, literal meaning: Haritaki), golden or, called Arura. Nichula, the tree called upright. That, Hizzala (Sanskrit Devanagari: हिज्जल, Sanskrit Romanization: hijjala, literal meaning: water-born), water-increasing. Also called Izzala (Sanskrit Devanagari: इज्जल, Sanskrit Romanization: ijjala, literal meaning: Izzala). Ambuja (Sanskrit Devanagari: अम्बुज, Sanskrit Romanization: ambuja, literal meaning: water-born), said to be water-born. Kakodumbarika (Sanskrit Devanagari: काकोदुम्बरिका, Sanskrit Romanization: kākodumbarikā, literal meaning: crow fig), crow fig. That, Phalguna (Sanskrit Devanagari: फल्गु, Sanskrit Romanization: phalgu, literal meaning: weak), strengthener. Malabhu (Sanskrit Devanagari: मलभू, Sanskrit Romanization: malabhū, literal meaning: dirt-born), said to be pure fragrance and lower fruit. Nimba, Nimba tree. That, Arishta (Sanskrit Devanagari: अरिष्ट, Sanskrit Romanization: ariṣṭa, literal meaning: no evil), no unwholesome, all trees with hot water, holder, said to destroy leprosy. Sarala (Sanskrit Devanagari: सरल, Sanskrit Romanization: sarala, literal meaning: pine), hot tree, that is, the name of the hot water tree. Vitadru (Sanskrit Devanagari: वीतद्रु, Sanskrit Romanization: vītadru, literal meaning: fearless tree), yellow tree. Putikashtam (Sanskrit Devanagari: पूतिकष्ठं, Sanskrit Romanization: pūtikāṣṭhaṃ, literal meaning: stinky wood), said to be pure tree. Drumotpala (Sanskrit Devanagari: द्रुमोत्पल, Sanskrit Romanization: drumotpala, literal meaning: tree utpala), Utpala tree. Karnikara (Sanskrit Devanagari: कर्णिकार, Sanskrit Romanization: karṇikāra, literal meaning: Karnikara), hanger. Paribhyadha (Sanskrit Devanagari: परिभ्याध, Sanskrit Romanization: paribhyādha, literal meaning: complete striking), said to be completely destroyed. Lakucha and, Likucha, sweet tree. Daha (Sanskrit Devanagari: दह, Sanskrit Romanization: daha, literal meaning: burn), burner or nourisher. Lahucha, also said. Panasa (Sanskrit Devanagari: पनस, Sanskrit Romanization: panasa, literal meaning: jackfruit), praising tree, said to be thorny fruit. Picchila (Sanskrit Devanagari: पिच्छिला, Sanskrit Romanization: picchilā, literal meaning: slimy), hot water, that is, agarwood tree. Aguru, weightless, called Ogaru. Shimshapa (Sanskrit Devanagari: शिम्शपा, Sanskrit Romanization: śiṃśapā, literal meaning: rosewood), head protector or, Agaru. Kapila (Sanskrit Devanagari: कपिला, Sanskrit Romanization: kapilā, literal meaning: reddish-brown), yellowish-white flower, Bhasmagarbha (Sanskrit Devanagari: भस्मगर्भ, Sanskrit Romanization: bhasmagarbha, literal meaning: ash womb), said to be ash heart. Shirisha (Sanskrit Devanagari: शिरीष, Sanskrit Romanization: śirīṣa, literal meaning: albizia), tree tree or nourishing tree. Its name, yellow increase, also said to be auspicious. Champaka (Sanskrit Devanagari: चम्पक, Sanskrit Romanization: campaka, literal meaning: champak), with movement or champak tree. That, called Champa-born, and, said to be golden flower. Its flower, young unopened name. Gandhaphalī (Sanskrit Devanagari: गंधफली, Sanskrit Romanization: gaṃdhaphalī, literal meaning: fragrant fruit), said to be fragrant fruit. Bakula (Sanskrit Devanagari: बकुल, Sanskrit Romanization: bakula, literal meaning: bakula), maintainer or reserved, that, called Kesara (Sanskrit Devanagari: केसर, Sanskrit Romanization: kesara, literal meaning: saffron), said to be hairy. Ashoka (Sanskrit Devanagari: अशोक, Sanskrit Romanization: aśoka, literal meaning: ashoka), no sorrow. Banjula (Sanskrit Devanagari: बञ्जुल, Sanskrit Romanization: bañjula, literal meaning: bent), said to be with movement. Dadima (Sanskrit Devanagari: दाडिम, Sanskrit Romanization: dāḍima, literal meaning: pomegranate), apple tree, that is, the name of the pomegranate tree. Its name, Karaka (Sanskrit Devanagari: करक, Sanskrit Romanization: karaka, literal meaning: hail), with doer. Dadimpa, destroyer. Saravindi (Sanskrit Devanagari: सारविण्डी, Sanskrit Romanization: sāraviṇḍī, literal meaning: essence ball), tuber stalk. Svadamla (Sanskrit Devanagari: स्वाम्ल, Sanskrit Romanization: svādamla, literal meaning: sweet and sour), sweet and sour. Shukavallabha (Sanskrit Devanagari: शुकवल्लभ, Sanskrit Romanization: śukavallabha, literal meaning: parrot beloved), said to be parrot pleasing. Naga Kesara (Sanskrit Devanagari: नागकेसर, Sanskrit Romanization: nāgakesara, literal meaning: dragon saffron), elephant's Kesara, that is, the name of Naga Kesara. Champaye, Champa-born and, gold name, dragon name, elephant name, six-legged joy also said. Jayanti (Sanskrit Devanagari: जयन्ति, Sanskrit Romanization: jayanti, literal meaning: victory), victor. That, named victory tree, victor, obstacle remover, water