The Herbs N Spices

We are among the celebrated organizations for offering a wide range of Alhagi Maurorum in the market. This has a number of purported medicinal uses. Also, this plant is used for the treatment of upper respiratory infection, ulcerative colitis, and rheumatic symptoms; in particular and highly effective in cancer treatment. In addition to this, these plants are prepared under the supervision of the skilled professionals.

Features:

Accurate work

Highly effective

Long shelf life

High medicinal value

• Hindi name – Barmi/ Jalanima
• Telugu name – Sambarenu;
• Bengali name – Birami
• Tamil name -Neera Brahmi
• Kannada name – Jala Brahmi
• English name – Thyme-left gratiola, Thyme leafed gratiola, water hyssop, Indian Pennywort, Herb of grace

Prishnaparni is one of the most important Ayurvedic herbs.
It is one among Dashamoola (Group of 10 herbs).
Its botanical name is Uraria picta (Hedysarum pictum).

• Vernacular names/Synonyms
  1. Ayurvedic: Prishniparni, Prithakparni, Simhapushpi, Kalashi, Dhaavani, Guhaa, Chitraparni
  2. Siddha/Tamil: Oripai
  3. Bengali: Salpani, Chhalani, Chakule
  4. Gujrati: Pithavan
  5. Hindi: Pithavan, Dabra
  6. Kannada: Murele Honne, Ondele honne, Prushniparni
  7. Malayalam: Orila
  8. Marathi: Pithvan, Prushnipamee
  9. Oriya: Prushnipamee, Shankarjata
  10. Punjabi: Detedarnee
  11. Tamil: Oripai
  12. Telugu: Kolakuponna

• Scientific name: Cissus Quadrangularis
• Sanskrit: Asthisandhani, Asthisamhara, Asthisamhrit, Asthisamyojaka, Vajravalli
• Assamese: Harjara
• Bengali: Hadajora
• Gujrati: Hadasankala
• Hindi: Hadjod
• Kannada: Mangaravalli, Vajravalli, Sanduballi
• Malayalam: Changalam Parande
• Marathi: Kandvel
• Oriya: Hadbhanga
• Punjabi: Haddjor
• Tamil: Perandai
• Telugu: Nalleru
• Urdu: Hathjod
• English: Adament creeper, Bone setter, Edible-stemmed vine
• Unani: Hadjoda
• Siddha: Piranda

Shankhapushpi is a very famous Ayurvedic medicine used to improve memory, intelligence etc. It is also used in other conditions like vomiting and toxic conditions.
 
Botanical Name- Convolvulus plulisurica

Hindi Name- Sankhahul, Shankhahuli

Telugu Name- Sankhapuspi

Marathi Name- Sankhvel

Gujarati Name- Sankhavali

English name – English speedwheel

Urdu name – Sankali

• English name – Country mallow
• Hindi name – khirainti, Bariyara
• Telugu name – Chittamutti, Mattavapulagam, Tela Antis
• Malayalam name – kurunthotti – കുറുന്തോട്ടി
• Tamil name – Paniyar Tuttul, Paniyar Tutti
• Kannada name – Hettuti
• Punjabi name – Kharayati

1. Scientific name: Barleria prionitis var.
2. Sanskrit: Kurantaka, Koranda, Kerandaka, Sahachara, Sahacharah, Saireyaka, Ananta, Bana, Pitapushpaka, Pitasaireyaka, Pura, Udyanapaki, Vira
3. Assamese: Shinti
4. Bengali: Kantajati
5. Gujrati: Kanta-Saerio, Kantasalio, Kanta Shelio
6. Hindi: Sahachara
7. Kannada: Sahachara, Mullu gorate, Mullu gorante, Haladi gorate
8. Kutch: Vajra daul
9. Malayalam: Kirimkurunji, Karim Kurunni, Chemmulli, Shemmulli, Manjakanakambaram
10. Marathi: Koranta, Koranti, Piwala Koranta, Koreta
11. Oriya: Dasakeranda
12. Punjabi: Sahacar
13. Siddha: Chemmulli
14. Tamil: Sammulli, Shemmuli, Varamuli
15. Telugu: Mulu Gorinta Chettu, Muligoranta
16. Unani: Katsaraiya, Piyabaasa
17. Urdu: Pila Bansa, Piya Bansa
18. English: Barleria, porcupine-flower, Common yellow nail dye, Thorn nails dye, Yellow Hedge Barleria (Barleria acanthoides is known as Vajradanti, Spiny White barleria; Barleria cristata L. is known as Jhinti, Kurabaka, Sahachara, Sahacharah, Crested purple nail dye, Philippine violet)
19. German: Stachelschweinblume
20. Myanmar: Leik – Su – Shwe
21. Philippines: Kukong Manok
22. Spain:  Espinosa Amarilla
23. Sweden: Orange Kantax

Sal Tree is known as Shala in Ayurveda. Used in treating non healing wounds, diabetes, boils, deafness etc. Its resin, bark, sap wood, oil etc are used for various therapeutic purposes.

Its botanical name is Shorea robusta,

• English name: Sal tree, Common Sal, Indian Dammer, Canon Ball tree
• Hindi name: Sakher, Sakhu, Sal, Shal
• Bengali name – Skaher, Skahua, Sal
• Gujarati name – Ral
• Marathi name – Rala, Sajara
• Oria name – Sagua, Salo, Sarjjo
• Punjabi name – Sal, Seral
• Tamil name – Attam, Kungiliyam, Shalam, Talur
• Telugu name – Gugilamu, Sarjamu

• Hindi name: Bengsag, Brahmi
• Bengali name: Thulkudi
• Telugu name: Sarasvathy Aku
• Tamil name: Vallari Kirai
• Marathi name: Karivan, Karivana
• Gujarathi name: Khanda Brahmi
• Kannada name: Ondelaga soppu

Aak (Calotropis gigantea) is known as "Arka" in Sanskrit. When we talk about the medicinal properties of this herb, it is mostly addressed with the name of Arka. Aak is a common Hindi name given to this plant which is familiar to the Indians as a perennial bush growing almost anywhere in the wild.

The tender light green stems of this plant when broken yield milky white exudates which is sticky and the plant is popular amongst the common population merely because of this peculiarity. This milky exudate is mildly poisonous and is considered as one of the plant toxins in Ayurveda. Though toxic, this exudate (latex) can be purified and put to use as a very effective antidote as well as herbal medicine.

The name of this Aak plant is synonymous with Sun for the herb is very strong and astringent in action much like the powerful rays of Sun. It belongs to the "Apocynaceae" family of flowering plants.

Arka kasheera – Latex of arka plant is capable of vomiting and purgation. It is used in purgation and vomiting therapy.

• Kingdom – Plantae
• Order- Gentianales
• Family - Apocynaceae

This species of Calotropis is native to India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Pakistan and Nepal.

• Aak English name – Sodom apple, Apple of Sodom, Kapok tree, Rubber bush or Rubber tree.
• Aak Hindi name – Aak, Madar, Akvana
• Aak Sanskrit name – Arka, Toolaphala, Vikirana, Asfota, Alarka etc.
• Aak Punjabi name – Ak
• Aak Telugu name – Jilledu, Mandaram
• Aak Bengali name – Aaknad
• Aak Arab name – Ushar
• Aak Persian name - Kharak
• Aak Malyalam name – Neela Eukku

Vasaka is tall, dense, evergreen herbaceous shrub. Trunk of this shrub has numerous, long, opposite and ascending branches. This plant contains yellow colored bark. Leaves are lance shaped, oppositely arranged and smooth edged with short petioles. Leaves are bitter tasting and when dried color changes to dull brownish green. The leaves are rich in alkaloid compound vasicine. Inflorescence show dense, large and auxiliary spikes and flowers are usually white and purple in color. Fruits are pubescent with club shaped capsules.

Vasa, also known as Vasaka, is herb naturally known to be very effective in the management of respiratory problems like cough, cold & asthma etc. It is also a potent anti - microbial agent and has many cooling properties as well.

Vasicine is one of the active extracts obtained from this plant which gives this herb many medicinal properties.

For its remarkable action as a natural expectorant, vasa is found to be very effective in the management of many respiratory system disorders and may even bring relief for many patients of Tuberculosis.

Despite its great medicinal value, over dosage of its herbal extract may lead to many ill effects and therefore, it should only be used under medical supervision.

Vasicine is one of the many compounds extracted from this plant and is studied for its anti - microbial, anti - ulcer, hepatoprotective and anti - oxidant activity. Other chemicals present in this herb are Vascicinine, Luteolin, Tritriacontane, Carotene, Vasakin, Vasicinone, Vascicolone, Vasicolinone etc.

It is a very common herbaceous plant in India and grows in most parts of the Indian subcontinent. This herb is also distributed throughout Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia and China, as well in panama.

• Kingdom - Plantae
• Order - Lamiales
• Family - Acanthaceae

• Sanskrit - Vasaka
• Latin name - Adhatoda vasica
• English - Malabar nut
• Hindi - Adusa, Arusha, Bansa
• Telugu - Vasa, Addasaramu, Adamkabu
• Tamil name – Adhathodai
• Marathi - Adulsa
• Gujarati name - Araduso, Adulso
• Kannada name - Adusogae, Adu muttada soppu
• Bengali name - Adusa, Bakash, Vasok
• Punjabi name - Vamsa, Bhekkar
• Nepali name - Asuro, Kalo, Vasak
• Oriya name - Basanga, Arusa, Basung
• Assamese name - Titabahak, Bahak
• Konkani name - Adusoge
• Persian name - Bansa

• Telugu Name- Atikamamidi
• English Name- Spreading Hogweed, Red Hogweed, horse purslane, pigweed, Red spiderling, Tarvine
• Tamil Name- Mukaratte- Kirai
• Punjabi Name- Itsit
• Marathi Name- Ghetuli
• Assamese name – pananua
• Bengali name punarnova
• Chinese name: huang xi xin
• French name (Fr. Guiana): ipecacuanha de Cayenne
• Gujarati name: satodi
• Hindi name: gadha-cand, Gadahpurna, Gadah bindo
• Kannada name: komme
• Konkani name: punarnava
• Malayalam name: talutama, tavilama, thazhuthama
• Marathi name: ghetoli,ghetula, punarnava, vasu
• Nepalese name: punarnava
• Portuguese name (Brazil): agarra-pinto, celidônia, pega-pinto
• Spanish name: hierba de cabro
• Tamil name: mukkurttaikkoti, Mukaratee-Kirei
• Telugu name: atakamamidi, punar-nava
• Urdu name: tukhm-i-ispast

Akarkara belongs to Asteraceae family of plants and its botanical name is Anacyclus pyrethrum. It is an herb with many medicinal uses. Apart from Ayurveda, it is used by other alternative systems of medicine like Unani and Homeopathy.

The herb is mostly known and famous for its aphrodisiac effect on the body and helps in the detoxification of excess wastes and fluids from the body.

Most beneficial and useful part of plant is the root which is medicinally used in the form of dried powder.

• English name - Pellitory, Mount Atlas Daisy, Spanish Chamomile etc.
• Hindi name - Akarkara
• Sanskrit name - Akarkara
• Gujrati name - Akkorakaro
• Bengali name - Aakarkara
• Marathi name - Akkalakara
• Telugu name - Akarakaram
• Tamil name - Akkirakaram

Teramnus Labialis– Teramnus labialis is highly nutrition rich Ayurvedic medicine, used for treating fatigue, muscle wasting, Vata and Pitta imbalance disorders, bleeding disorders etc.

• Botanical name- Teramnus labialis
• Hindi name- Vana Udad
• Telugu name- Adavi Mahasaha

• 25 to 50 Kg

Aak (Calotropis gigantea) is known as "Arka" in Sanskrit. When we talk about the medicinal properties of this herb, it is mostly addressed with the name of Arka. Aak is a common Hindi name given to this plant which is familiar to the Indians as a perennial bush growing almost anywhere in the wild.

The tender light green stems of this plant when broken yield milky white exudates which is sticky and the plant is popular amongst the common population merely because of this peculiarity. This milky exudate is mildly poisonous and is considered as one of the plant toxins in Ayurveda. Though toxic, this exudate (latex) can be purified and put to use as a very effective antidote as well as herbal medicine.

The name of this Aak plant is synonymous with Sun for the herb is very strong and astringent in action much like the powerful rays of Sun. It belongs to the "Apocynaceae" family of flowering plants.

Arka kasheera – Latex of arka plant is capable of vomiting and purgation. It is used in purgation and vomiting therapy.

• Kingdom – Plantae
• Order- Gentianales
• Family - Apocynaceae

This species of Calotropis is native to India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Pakistan and Nepal.

• Aak English name – Sodom apple, Apple of Sodom, Kapok tree, Rubber bush or Rubber tree.
• Aak Hindi name – Aak, Madar, Akvana
• Aak Sanskrit name – Arka, Toolaphala, Vikirana, Asfota, Alarka etc.
• Aak Punjabi name – Ak
• Aak Telugu name – Jilledu, Mandaram
• Aak Bengali name – Aaknad
• Aak Arab name – Ushar
• Aak Persian name - Kharak
• Aak Malyalam name – Neela Eukku
  eneral Information of Aak

  Aak (Calotropis gigantea) is known as "Arka" in Sanskrit. When we talk about the medicinal properties of this herb, it is mostly addressed with the name of Arka. Aak is a common Hindi name given to this plant which is familiar to the Indians as a perennial bush growing almost anywhere in the wild.

  The tender light green stems of this plant when broken yield milky white exudates which is sticky and the plant is popular amongst the common population merely because of this peculiarity. This milky exudate is mildly poisonous and is considered as one of the plant toxins in Ayurveda. Though toxic, this exudate (latex) can be purified and put to use as a very effective antidote as well as herbal medicine.

  The name of this Aak plant is synonymous with Sun for the herb is very strong and astringent in action much like the powerful rays of Sun. It belongs to the "Apocynaceae" family of flowering plants.

  Special Note about Madar Plant

  Arka kasheera – Latex of arka plant is capable of vomiting and purgation. It is used in purgation and vomiting therapy.

  Classification
  • Kingdom – Plantae
  • Order- Gentianales
  • Family - Apocynaceae
  Habitat

  This species of Calotropis is native to India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Pakistan and Nepal.

  Other Names of Aak
  • Aak English name – Sodom apple, Apple of Sodom, Kapok tree, Rubber bush or Rubber tree.
  • Aak Hindi name – Aak, Madar, Akvana
  • Aak Sanskrit name – Arka, Toolaphala, Vikirana, Asfota, Alarka etc.
  • Aak Punjabi name – Ak
  • Aak Telugu name – Jilledu, Mandaram
  • Aak Bengali name – Aaknad
  • Aak Arab name – Ushar
  • Aak Persian name - Kharak
  • Aak Malyalam name – Neela Eukku

Cork Swallow-Wort or Jivanti  is a twining shrub, with numerous branches. The stems have a cork-like, deeply cracked bark, hairless when young.
The plant is galactogogue, cooling, nutritive, aphrodisiac, stimulant, diuretic, and eyetonic. Useful to cure eye-diseases, seminal debility, general weakness, cough, dyspnoea, fever, asthma, constipation, sore throat, and gonorrhea. health and vigour, improves voice, alleviates the three dosas vata, pitta.
It also cures eye diseases, hematemesis, emaciation, cough, dyspnoea, fever and burning sensation.

Sharapunkha herb is used in Ayurveda specifically for treating diseases of liver and spleen. Its oral intake improves the function of the liver.

• Ayurvedic: Sharapunkha, Vishikha-punkha, Sarphoka, Surpunkha, Plihaa-shatru, Plihaari
• Unani: Sarponkha, Sarphuka.
• Siddha: Kattu-kolingi, Kolingi, Paavali, Mollukkay, Kollukkayvelai.
• Sanskrit: Sarapunkah, Sarpunkha, Sarpankha
• Hindi: Sarphomka, Sarphonk, Sarpunkha, Sarpankha
• Bengali: Bannilgach
• Malayalam: Kattamari, Kozhinjil
• Tamil: Kattukkolincai
• Kannada: Phanike
• Gujarati: Unnali
• Rajasthani: Masa
• Punjabi: Jhojro
• Marathi: Untoali
• English: Purple Tephrosia, Fish poison, Wild indigo
• French: Bois nivre
• Persian: Barg sufar
• Urdu: Sarfonka
• Sinhalese: Pila, Kavilai, Kolinchi
• Hawaiian: Auhuhu, Auhola, Hola

• Sanskrit: Kesharaja, Tekaraja, Bhringa, Markava, Bhringraja
• Assamese: Bhrngaraja Bengali: Bheemraja, Kesuriya, Kesari
• Gujrati: Bhangaro, Bhangro Hindi: Bhangara, Bhangaraiya
• Kannada: Garujalu, Gurugada, Soppu, Keshavardhana, Kodigaraju
• Malayalam: Kayyonni, Knnunni
• Marathi: Bhangra, Bhringiraja, Maka
• Punjabi: Bhangra
• Tamil: Karisalankanni, Karisalanganni, Karisalai
• Telugu: Guntakalagara, Guntagalagara
• Urdu: Bhangra

• Hindi Name – Badi Kateri, Vanabhanta
• Telugu Name – Pedda Mulaka, Tella Mulaka
• Bengali Name – Rambegun, Vyakud
• Tamil Name – Anachundai, Papparamalli,
• Marathi Name- Dorali
• Gujrati Name- Ubhi ringani
• Farsi name – Katai Kalaam
• English name – Poison Berry, Indian Nightshade, African Eggplant, Bush Tomato,

Common name: Indian Whitehead • Hindi:  Chota chirayata, katvinayi,  Naame, Nahli, Nawari • Kannada:  Chikka chiraayuta • Malayalam: Vallari, Vellaruku • Sanskrit: Mamajjakah, Nagajihva, Nahi • Tamil: Vallari, Vellarugu, Arukumuli, Chakkiraviraiyanantan • Telugu: Nelagolimidi, Nelagurugudu
Botanical name: Enicostema axillare

• Hindi name- Makoi, Gurakani
• English name- Black nightshade, Common nightshade, Hound’s berry, Garden Nightshade
• Bengali name- Kakamachi, Dudakamai
• Gujarathi name- Pludi
• Kannada name- Kaagehannina gida, Kaakamache, Kakkehannu
• Marathi name- Kaamani, Ghati, Makoi.
• Malayalam name- Manithakkal, Kasumuthi, Karim thakkali
• Punjabi name- Mako
• Telugu name- Kanchi ponda, Kamanchi-chettu
• Tamil name- Manattakkali, Thenna takali pullum, Milagetakkali
• Tulu name- Kaachiponda
• Urdu name- Makoh

Jal jamna / patal garudi / patha panchang
cocculus hirsutus plant root causes sweat, loosen stools and increase bowel movements and restores normal health. The leaves juice is given to treat leucorrhoea, gonorrhoea, tiredness, fever and diseases that are caused due to excess heat inside body.
botanical name: cocculus hirsutus

sanskrit: patalgarudi, dirghakanda, dirghavalli, dridhakanda, garudi, mahamula, sauparni, somavalli, tiktanga, vasandi, vatsadani 
english: broom-creeper, ink-berry, monkey rope 
bengali: huyer 
gujarati: vevati 
hindi: jal-jamani, jamti ki bel 
kannada: soggadivalli, dusari balli 
marathi: vasan vel 
andhra pradesh/telugu: dusara teega 
tamil: kattukkodi 
garhwal: pahari 
siddha: kattu kodi 
marathi: parvel, tana, vasanvel 
sind: kursan, zamir 
urdu: farid buti

Kantakari is a very useful Ayurvedic herb, used widely in the treatment of a cough, cold, asthma, and such other respiratory tract conditions. It is one among Dashamoola – group of ten roots.

Botanical Name : Solanum surattense

Hindi name –Choti kateri/Bhatakataiyya, Rengani;

Telugu name – Nelamulaka;

English name -Yellow-berried Nightshade, Febrifuge plant

Bengali name -Kantikari;

Tamil name -Kandan kattiri;

Marathi name – Bhui ringani;

Punjabi name -Kandiyari

Gujarathi Name – Bhiya Ringani

Farsi name – Badagan Barri

Arabian name – Badajan Barri

• Sanskrit / Ayurvedic: Rohisham, Jambira truna, Atigandha, Badhira, Bhutrinah, Jambiratrinah, Guhybija, Bhutika, Gochhalaka, Guchhala, Guhyabija, Gundardha, Jambukapriya, Karenduka, Kutimbaka, Malatrinaka, Punsvavighraha, Putigandha, Rohisha, Samalambi, Shringaroha, Sugandha, Kattrina
• Bengali: Gandhatrun, Gandhabenaa
• English: Lemon grass
• Gujrati: Lilichaa
• Hindi: Gandhatrun, Harichaaya, Gandhatrina
• Kannada: Majjigahullu
• Malayalam: Chennanampullu, Incippullu, Vasanappullu
• Marathi: Hirvaa Chahaa, Olaa Chahaa, Paatichahaa
• Punjabi: Gandhatrun, Sharbaan
• Telugu: Nimmagaddi, Vasana gaddi
• Tamil: Karpurappillu, Vasanappillu
• Sri Lanka: Sera
• Siddha: Elumitchai Pul

Apamarga – Achyranthes aspera is one of the powerful Ayurvedic herb. It is used to prepare a special medicine called Kshara, used extensively in surgical procedures to treat fistula, and as oral medicine for obesity, tumors etc.

Botanical Name-Achyranthes aspera

• English name – Prickly Chaff flower
• Hindi Name-Chirachinta, Chirchira; Chingchingi, Chirchita, Latjira, Onga
• Kannada name – Uttrani, Uttarani
• Telugu Name- Antisha; Apamargamu; Uttaraene
  
• Malayalam Name- Katalati, Kadaladi
• Bengali Name- Apang
• Punjabi Name- Puthakanda, Kutri
• Marathi Name- Aghada, Pandhara-aghada
• Malagasy Name – Mahabaka
• Tamil Name – Shiru kadaladi, Nayuruvi
• Sinhala – Karal heba
• Indonesia : Jarong
• Afrikaans – Grootklits, Langklitskafblom.
• French name – herbe à Bengalis, herbe sergen, queue de rat.
• Spanish name – Cadillo chichoborugo, cadillo de mazorca, mazotillo.

• Burweed
• Chaff-flower
• Chaffbur
• Prickly chaff-flower
• Devil's horsewhip
• Man Better Man
• Devil’s Horsewhip
• Worry Vine
• Prickly chafflower
• Rattail
• Hug-me-close
• Man-better-man
• Rough chaff flower
• Rough chaff tree
• Prickly Chaff Flower
• Devil’s Horsewhip 14p+12
• অপাঙ্গ/অপামার্গ (Bangla), Chirchira/Apamarg (Hindi) 13ЈS+11
• Burweed 6C+4
• ఉత్తరేణి 5m+3
• Devil's horsewhip 4p+2
• Aghada 3Np
• Man Better Man 2Cn
• Puth kanda 2MH
• আপাং(Bengali) 2aS
• Chaff-flower 1C
• Chaffbur 1C
• Olekidongo 1E
• Prickly Chaff Flower 1w
• Prickly chaff-flower 1s
• Spiked lavender 1
• Worry Vine 1S
• উভতা বন (Ubhota bon)- Assamese 1
• Rough Chaff-flower
  
  

• Winter-cherry
• Winter Cherry
• Withania
• Rennet
• Poisonous gooseberry
• Ashwagandha
• Indian ginseng
• Poison gooseberry
  
  Under review 9
  • Ashwagandha 12AJ+10
  • పెన్నేరు గడ్డ / పులివేండ్రం 3D
  • Olosida 2
  • Horseplant 1
  • Indian Winter-cherry 1
  • Rennet 1
  • Winter Cherry 1
  • Winter-cherry 1
  • Withania 1
    
    
    
    • Hindi name- Asgandha, Asgandh
    • Telugu Name- Penneru Gadda/ Dommadolu Gadda
    • Tamil Name- Amukura, Askulang
    • Malayalam name – Amukkura
    • Marathi name – Asandh, Doragunj
    • Gujarathi Name – Aasandha, Ghoda Aakun
    • Bengali Name- Asvagandha
    • Kannada Name- Ashvagandhi

• Hindi name- Karela
• English name- Bitter gourd, Balsam pear, Bitter melon
• Bengali Name- Karla, Uchhe
• Gujarati Name- Kareli
• Kannada Name- Hagalakai
• Marathi Name- Karle
• Malayalam Name- Kaippakka
• Tamil Name- Pavaikkari
• Telugu name- Kakar

• Hindi Name- Sada Dhatura
• English Name- Thorn apple, Devil’s trumpet, Metel
• Telugu Name- Ummetta
• Tamil Name- Ummattangani/ Vella- Ummathai
• Bengal Name- Dhattura
• Gujarati, Marathi Name- Dhattura
• Kannada & Malayalam Name- Unmatta, Dhattura
• Arabian name – Datur
• Farsi name – Tatur