Ratti

Discription:

Abrus Precatorius is a legume with long, pinnate-leafleted leaves. The seeds of Abrus precatorius are much valued in native jewelry for their bright coloration. Apart from this it finds variety of uses in the form of traditional medicine. However, abrus precatorius seeds contain a toxic element called Abrin, which is only harmful when swallowed. 

                                  

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Botanical Name : Abrus Precatorius

Hindi Name : Rati,Gunj,Gunja

Sanskrit  Name : Krishna gunja

Assami  Name : Latuwani

Bengali Name : Rati, Kunch

Gujarati Name : Gumchi

Kannada  Name : Gurgunn, Gulaganji

Oriya  Name : Kaincha, Gunja

Malayalam Name : Kunnikkura 

Tamil Name : Kunthamani

Telugu Name : Gumginja
French Name :Petit panacoco,Graine Diable,Graines D'Eglise,Reglisse
Spanish Name :jequerity
Sinhala Name :Olinda
Brazil Name : Carolina-miuda; crisnala; jiriquiti; olho-de-pombo
Fiji Name : Lele; lere ndamu; leredamu; ndiri ndamu; nggiri ndamu
Italy Name : Fagiolo corallino; regolizia d'America
Jamaica Name : Red bead vine
Japan Name : Toazuki
Hawaii Name : Pukiawe; pukiawe; pukiawe lei; pukiawe lei; pukiawe lenalena
Germany Name : Kranzerbse; Paternoster-Erbse
Guyana Name : Lickrish
Myanmar Name : Chek-awn; ywe; ywe-nge; ywe-nwe
Netherlands Name : Paternostererwt; weesboontje

Common Name : Rosary Pea, Jequerity, Crab's Eye, Precatory Bean, Tento Muido, Cain Ghe, Graines Reglisse, Weesboontje, Rakat, Jequerit, Liane Reglisse,Paratella, Paternoste

Family Name : Fabaceae

Part Used : Seeds, Leaves

Medicinal Uses : 

• Seeds are abortifacient, anodyne, aphrodisiac, antimicrobial, diuretic, emetic, expectorant,purgative,refrigerant and sedative. 
• Seeds are highly poisonous. Roots are used for gonorrhoea, jaundice and haemoglobinuric bile.
• Powdered seeds are said to disturb the uterine functions and prevent conception in women.
• The oil extracted from seeds is said to promote the growth of human hair.

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