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Kala
Time period, season.
Kamya
Desirable, amiable, performed for desiring an object.
Kama
It is a sexual desire apart from the other two i.e. the dharma and
artha which are mostly desired by men and are the three things from
which a yogi, the saint must keep himself away from besides greed,
fear, sleep and wrath.
Kanthya
It is the natural substances that improve the hoarseness of voice and
are good for throat, speech and voice.
Kapha
It is one of the three doshas i.e. the water humor, the intracellular
fluid and the extra cellular fluid that plays significant role in the
nutrition and existence of body cells and tissues.
Karma
It refers to the religious act or rite but now has the literal
meaning of action, work, deeds in life for one's present, past and
future.
Kama
It refers to the healthy and spiritual use of senses.
In ayurveda it is believed that the remedy of the disease is to be
found in the the cause itself so the senses have a vital role to play
in curing the ailment.
Karna-taila
It is a Sanskrit word meaning oiling the ears.
Keshyam
These are the natural herbs and substances that strengthen hair and
the hair root.
Khumbhaka
In yoga it is a breathing exercise in which the breath is retained in
a state of suspense when the mind is relaxed. This exercise re
vitalizes the nervous system.
Kichadi
It is meal that is prepared with basmati rice and split mungdal.
Sometimes few other legumes and vegetables are also used.
Kledaka kapha
It is one of the five subtypes of kapha. It has the vital function of
moistening the food and liquefying the digested contents in the
stomach.
Kosha
It refers to the subtle bodies, the sheaths. Human body has five
sheaths in all, namely the sheath of knowledge, the sheath of bliss,
the sheath of prana, the sheath of mind and the sheath of food.
Krishna
It refers to the most popular earthly incarnations and romantic god
in the Hindu mythology. Krishna is considered to be the ninth
incarnation of Vishnu and is the embodiment of love and divine joy
that destroys all pains and sufferings.
Kundalini
Meaning the spiritual life force, Shakti kundalini is the residue
that remains after material consciousness is dissolved.
Karana
Doing, making, effecting, causing.
Karanja
Indian beech, Latin name: Pongamia pinnata.
Karavira
Indian oleander, Latin name: Nerium indicum.
Karmendriya
An organ of action, the working sense.
Kasaya
Astringent taste or flavor.
Kathina
Hard, firm, stiff, harsh, inflexible, cruel.
Katu
Pungent taste or flavor.
Katuka
An herb, Latin name: Picrorhiza kurroa.
Kaumarabhrtya
The branch of Ayurveda that deals with child- care ( pediatrics ).
Kaya
Body, habitation.
Kay-cikitsa
Treatment of body diseases, Internal Medicine.
Kedari kulya
Irrigation canal analogy, a theory described in Ayurveda to explain
the formation of tissues.
Khale kapota
The grain pigeon analogy, a theory described in Ayurveda to explain
the formation of tissues.
Kledaka
Wet, moist or phlegm in stomach.
Kriya
Action, practice, applying a remedy.
Kriyakala
Duration of an action.
Ksira Dadhi
A theory described in Ayurveda to explain the formation of tissues.
Kubera
The God of riches and treasure.
Kuti
Cottage or hut.
Kutipravesika
Entering or living in a cottage for the purpose of rejuvenation.
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