SECTION LXVIII. (continued 1)
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Valmiki and Dutt, Manmatha Nath
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[79]
The Indian fig-tree—Lat. (Ficus Indica).—T.
[80]
Waved leaf fig-tree—Lat. (Ficus infectoria).—T.
[81]
A sort of ebony—Lat. (Diospyros gtutinosa).—T.
[82]
A holy fig-tree—Lat. (Ficus religiosa).—T.
[83]
The name of a tree commonly Kaniyar—Lat. (Pterospermum acerifolium).—T.
[84]
The mango—Lat. (Mangifera Indica).—T.
[85]
A small tree—Lat. (Mesua ferrea).—T.
[86]
A kind of tree commonly Tila.—T.
[87]
A tree—Lat. (Galedupaarborea Rex).—T.
[88]
Blue Asoka—Lat. (Jonesia Asock).—T.
[89]
A plant commonly Kadamva—Lat. (Nauclea Kadamba).—T.
[90]
A fragrant plant—Lat. (Oleander or Nerium Odorum).—T.
[91]
The marking nut plant—Lat. (Semecarpius anacardium).—T.
[92]
Red Sandal.—T.
[93]
The coral tree—Lat. (Erythrina fulgens).—T.
[94]
The garden of the deity Kuvera. It is derived from Chithraratha—a Gandharba in charge of the garden.
[95]
The Rohi fish—Lat. (cyprinus Rohita Ham).—T.
[96]
A kind of fish resembling a wheel in appearance.—T.
[97]
A kind of sprat, according to some, a shrimp or prawn.—T.
[98]
Common citron—Lat. (Citrus-medica).—T.