Herbs in Malayalam
Dried herbs bought from the market are അങ്ങാടിമരുന്ന് (angadimarunnu) in Malayalam, the country drugs of Ayurvedic shops. The term covers the whole stock of such herbs. Preparations made from them include അരിഷ്ടം (arishtam).
Most common translation
അങ്ങാടിമരുന്ന് (angadimarunnu)
Dried Ayurvedic herbs available in the market, country drug.
അമ്മ കടയിൽ നിന്ന് അങ്ങാടിമരുന്ന് വാങ്ങി.
amma kadayil ninnu angadimarunnu vaangi.
Mother bought dried herbs from the shop.
All Malayalam words for “herbs”
- അങ്ങാടിമരുന്ന് (angadimarunnu) — Dried Ayurvedic herbs available in the market, country drug.
- അരിഷ്ടം (arishtam) — Medicinal liquor prepared by decocting medicinal herbs with alcohol.
- പിപ്പലി (pippali) — Long pepper (available at shops selling Ayurvedic herbs).
angadimarunnu is the market herbs themselves, arishtam a medicinal liquor made by decocting them, and പിപ്പലി (pippali) one particular herb sold in such shops.
Common questions
How do you say herbs in Malayalam?
അങ്ങാടിമരുന്ന് (angadimarunnu), the dried herbs sold in the market.
What is made from these herbs?
അരിഷ്ടം (arishtam), a medicinal preparation decocted with alcohol.