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parpati

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parpati (pärˑ·p·tē),
n in Ayurveda, a method of medicine preparation in which metallic flakes are formed by pouring molten metal over the leaves of plants.
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Parietal bones.
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3) They are: Kanchnar guggul, Goksharidi guggul, Trayodashang guggul, Yograj guggul, Vyousadi guggul, Vatari guggul, Simhanad guggul, Ajamodadi curpa, Nimbadi curpa, Pancasma curpa, Vaisvanara curpa, Rasa parpati, Anand Bhaijrava rasa, Mahalaxmi villas rasa, Sarvanabhupati rasa, Rasnadi kvath curpa, Amrat ghrit and Jiraka modka.
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3) They are: Kanchnar guggul, Goksharidi guggul, Trayodashang guggul, Yograj guggul, Vyousadi guggul, Vatari guggul, Simhanad guggul, Ajamodadi curpa, Nimbadi curpa, Pancasma curpa, Vaisvanara curpa, Rasa parpati, Anand Bhaijrava rasa, Mahalaxmi villas rasa, Sarvanabhupati rasa, Rasnadi kvath curpa, Amrat ghrit and Jiraka modka.
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