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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:937980
Title	f063x1v-064r
Subject (topical)	Dipteracanthus prostratus (Poir.) Nees
Note	Tamil / Malabar Name 18th century: Peeijpaelzoti; Sinhalese Name 18th century: Manaij; Current scientific name: Dipteracanthus prostratus (Poir.) Nees; Family: Acanthaceae; Current Tamil name: pottakanchi; Current Sinhalese names: Nil-puruk; Current English name: Bell Weed
Abstract	Peeijpaelzoti, alsoo genaemt bij de Malabaren, En bij de Zingaleesen Manaij, is een kleine rank die langs de grond loopt, deselve in water gekookt en gedronken, tempert het zuur, stilt de dorst en geneest de koorts, Zij vallen veel op Ceijlon. Peeijpaelzoti, named by the Malabars and by the Sinhalese Manaij, is a small ground-creeping vine. It is boiled in water and drunk to ease heartburn, quench thirst and cure fever. They grow a lot on Ceylon.