English
These are the names of trees. It is called maiden and savior. Mahā-saha. Great Saha. For it, Amalanaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: अम्लानः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: amlānaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Immaculate), is called the immaculate tree. For that with red flowers, Kuruvakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: कुरुवकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: kuruvakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Kuruvaka), is called water-side noise or lowly noise. For that with yellow flowers, Kuruṇṭakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: कुरुण्टकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: kuruṇṭakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Kuruntaka), is called the lowly thief. Jhiṇṭi (Sanskrit Devanagari: झिण्टि, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: jhiṇṭi, Chinese literal meaning: Jinti). Zhai (Tibetan) ma noise or eater. Sairīyakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: सैरीयकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: sairīyakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Sairiyaka), is called the digger. For that with blue flowers, Bāṇāṇaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: बाणाणः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: bāṇāṇaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Banana), is called the sound maker. Dāsī (Sanskrit Devanagari: दासी, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: dāsī, Chinese literal meaning: Female slave). Is called the exhausting tree and the exhausting eater. For that with yellow flowers, Kuraṇṭakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: कुरण्टकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: kuraṇṭakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Kurantaka), is called the cutter, etc. Javāḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: जवाः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: javāḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Java), is the tree called the powerful one. For it, Odrapuṣpaṃ (Sanskrit Devanagari: ओद्रपुष्पं, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: odrapuṣpaṃ, Chinese literal meaning: Wet small flower), is called the wet small flower. That tree's flower is also called Jāvā (Sanskrit Devanagari: जावा, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: jāvā, Chinese literal meaning: Java). Karavīra (Sanskrit Devanagari: करवीर, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: karavīra, Chinese literal meaning: Oleander), hand brave. Pratīhāsaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: प्रतीहासः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: pratīhāsaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Prohibition), is called wall growth or wall decoration. Furthermore, there are those divided into hundreds of flowers, fierce goer, horse killer. Karīra (Sanskrit Devanagari: करीर, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: karīra, Chinese literal meaning: Karira), deluder. Kra-ka-raḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: क्रकरः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: krakaraḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Kra-kara), makes a sound. Granthi-laḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: ग्रन्थिलः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: granthilaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Knot), is called grasping joints. Unnantaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: उन्नन्तः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: unnantaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Towering), is called the maddening tree. Dhustūraḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: धुस्तूरः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: dhustūraḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Thorn apple), Dhātura (Sanskrit Devanagari: धातुर, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: dhātura, Chinese literal meaning: Dhatura) does not burn. Kanakāhulaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: कनकाहुलः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: kanakāhulaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Golden), is called the golden name. Mātulaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: मातुलः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: mātulaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Uncle), is called Tang fu or unequal. Madanaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: मदनः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: madanaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Cupid), is called the intoxicating one. For its fruit, Mātula-putraḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: मातुलपुत्रः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: mātulaputraḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Uncle's son), is called Matula's son. Bīja-pūraḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: बीजपूरः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: bījapūraḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Seed full), full of seeds. Phala-pūraḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: फलपूरः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: phalapūraḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Fruit full), is also called fruit full. Mātuluṅgaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: मातुलुङ्गः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: mātuliṅgaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Citron), is called the unequal goer or Balong Kalong. Rucakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: रुचकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: rucakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Ruchaka), is called color beautiful. Barkhāsaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: वर्खासः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: varkhāsaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Bark), throws leaves. Ka-ṭhiñcaraḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: कठिञ्चरः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: kaṭhiñcaraḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Hard), old and hard. Kuṭhirakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: कुठिरकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: kuṭhirakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Hut), is called the injurer. That is the name of small leaves. Samīraṇaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: समीरणः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: samīraṇaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Breeze), completely accompanies. Matubakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: मतुबकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: matubakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Matubaka), is called the silent goer and mountain forest flower. Jambīra (Sanskrit Devanagari: जम्बीर, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: jambīra, Chinese literal meaning: Lime), is called Tawa, etc. For the name of the white plant, Arjjakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: अर्ज्जकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: arjjakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Acquirer), is called the achiever. Citrakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: चित्रकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: citrakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Leopard), protects the lungs. Pāṭhin (Sanskrit Devanagari: पाठिन्, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: pāṭhin, Chinese literal meaning: Reader). Reader. Bahni-saṃjñakaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: वह्निसंज्ञकः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: vahni-saṁjñakaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Fire name), is called the fireless one. Arka-parṇṇaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: अर्कपर्ण्णः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: arka-parnnaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Sun leaf), is called the sun leaf tree. Arkkāhvaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: अर्क्काह्वः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: arkkāhvaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Sun name), is called the sun's name. Collection shape, etc. That is the name of white flowers. Alarkaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: अलर्कः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: alarkaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Rabies), is also called sun decoration and splendor complete. Śiva-mallī (Sanskrit Devanagari: शिवमल्ली, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: śiva-mallī, Chinese literal meaning: Shiva jasmine), silent holder. For it, Pāśupataḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: पाशुपतः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: pāśupataḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Lord of beasts), the lord of cattle is pleased. Baka-puṣpaḥ (Sanskrit Devanagari: बकपुष्पः, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: baka-puṣpaḥ, Chinese literal meaning: Heron flower), is called heron flower and crow's head, big flowers, etc. Suḍūcī (Sanskrit Devanagari: सुडूची, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: suḍūcī, Chinese literal meaning: Suduchi), is called Sletres or protector. Batsādanī (Sanskrit Devanagari: वत्सादनी, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: vatsādanī, Chinese literal meaning: Calf feed), calf's food, nurturer, moon vine, cutting growth, etc. For the tree that makes bowstrings, Mūrdā (Sanskrit Devanagari: मूर्दा, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: mūrdā, Chinese literal meaning: Head). Makes string. Madhurasā (Sanskrit Devanagari: मधुरसा, Sanskrit Roman transliteration: madhurasā, Chinese literal meaning: Sweet taste), the taste of honey, goddess, etc. Spor or hot name.