Kuchla

Discription:

This is a moderate-sized tree, with a short and pretty thick trunk. The wood is white, hard, and bitter. The leaves are opposite, oval, and smooth on both sides. Flowers small, greenish-white, funnel-shaped, and have a disagreeable odor. The fruit is a berry, round, and about the size of a large apple, enclosing five whitish seeds. 

       

Details:
Botanical Name : Strychnos Nuxvomica

English Name :Nux-Vomica

Hindi Name : bailewa, chibbinge, jahar, kajra, kucchla, kuchla, nirmal

Indian Name : Kuchala beej,Itti beeja

Arabic Name : Izaragi, khanek-ul-kella, kuchla

Bengali Name : Kuchila

English  Name : Nux-vomica

Kannada Name : hemmushti, hemmusti, hemushti, ittangi

Malayalam  Name : Camram, cariram, kanhiram, kanjera

Marathi Name : Jharkhatchura, jharkhathchura, kaajraa, kajra

Oriya  Name : Vishatinduka

Persian  Name : Fuluzmahi, izaraki

Sanskrit Name : Akutaka, chipita, cutaka, dirghapatra

Tamil  Name : Akku, amaram, amati, amatikam, amatikamaram

Telugu  Name : Mooshtiganga, moostee, moostighenza, mucidi

Tibetan Name : Ba sa mu sta, ka-ka-nda, ko byi

Urdu  Name : Azaraqi (kuchla), burada kuchla mudabbir
French Name : Noix vomique
German Name : Brechnuss, Gemeinerbrech Nussbaum
Chinese Name : Ma qian zi
Danish Name : Braeknoed
Dutch Name : Braaknoot,Kraanoog
Italian Name : Noce vomica,Stricnina
Japanese Name : Machin
Portuguese Name :Noz-vómica
Spnish Name :   Nuez vómica

Common Name : Nux-vomica, Poison Nut, Snake-wood

Family Name : Loganiaceae 

Part Used: Seed,Bark

Medicinal Uses:

• It is used in pruritis and as a local anodyne in inflammations of the external ear.
• Leaves are applied as a poultice on sloughing wounds and ulcers. 
• Used in the preparation of medicated product for the hair and scalp.
• It improves the pulse and raises blood pressure and is of great value as a tonic to the circulatory system in cardiac failure.
• It is used as a healing tonic and appetite stimulant.

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