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सर्पाः कीटोन्दुरा लूता वृश्चिका गृहगोधिकाः |
सर्पाः कीटोन्दुरा लूता वृश्चिका गृहगोधिकाः |
जलौकामत्स्यमण्डूकाः कणभाः सकृकण्टकाः ||९||
जलौकामत्स्यमण्डूकाः कणभाः सकृकण्टकाः ||९||
श्वसिंहव्याघ्रगोमायुतरक्षुनकुलादयः |
श्वसिंहव्याघ्रगोमायुतरक्षुनकुलादयः |
दंष्ट्रिणो ये विषं तेषां दंष्ट्रोत्थं जङ्गमं मतम् ||१०||
दंष्ट्रिणो ये विषं तेषां दंष्ट्रोत्थं जङ्गमं मतम् ||१०||
sarpāḥ kīṭōndurā lūtā vr̥ścikā gr̥hagōdhikāḥ|
sarpāḥ kīṭōndurā lūtā vr̥ścikā gr̥hagōdhikāḥ|
jalaukāmatsyamaṇḍūkāḥ kaṇabhāḥ [1] sakr̥kaṇṭakāḥ||9||
jalaukāmatsyamaṇḍūkāḥ kaṇabhāḥ [1] sakr̥kaṇṭakāḥ||9||
śvasiṁhavyāghragōmāyutarakṣunakulādayaḥ|
śvasiṁhavyāghragōmāyutarakṣunakulādayaḥ|
daṁṣṭriṇō [2] yē viṣaṁ tēṣāṁ daṁṣṭrōtthaṁ jaṅgamaṁ matam||10||
daṁṣṭriṇō [2] yē viṣaṁ tēṣāṁ daṁṣṭrōtthaṁ jaṅgamaṁ matam||10||
sarpAH kITondurA lUtA vRushcikA gRuhagodhikAH |
sarpAH kITondurA lUtA vRushcikA gRuhagodhikAH |
jalaukAmatsyamaNDUkAH kaNabhAH sakRukaNTakAH ||9||
jalaukAmatsyamaNDUkAH kaNabhAH sakRukaNTakAH ||9||
shvasiMhavyAghragomAyutarakShunakulAdayaH |
shvasiMhavyAghragomAyutarakShunakulAdayaH |
daMShTriNo ye viShaM teShAM daMShTrotthaM ja~ggamaM matam ||10||
daMShTriNo ye viShaM teShAM daMShTrotthaM ja~ggamaM matam ||10||
Sarpa (snakes), kita (insects), loota (spiders), vrishchika (scorpions), griha godhika (house lizards), jalauka (leeches), matsya (fish), manduka (frogs), kanabha or salabha (locusts) krkantaka (chamelion), shwa (dogs), simha (lion), vyaghra (tiger), gomayu (jackal), taraksu (hyena), nakula (mongoose), etc., are the fanged animals through whose fangs the poison is transmitted. The poisons of these creatures constitute animal poisons (poisons of mobile origin).(9-10)
''Sarpa'' (snakes), ''kita'' (insects), ''loota'' (spiders), ''vrishchika'' (scorpions), ''griha godhika'' (house lizards), ''jalauka'' (leeches), ''matsya'' (fish), ''manduka'' (frogs), ''kanabha'' or ''salabha'' (locusts), ''krkantaka'' (chameleon), ''shwa'' (dogs), ''simha'' (lion), ''vyaghra'' (tiger), ''gomayu'' (jackal), ''taraksu'' (hyena), ''nakula'' (mongoose), etc., are the fanged animals through whose fangs the poison is transmitted. The poisons of these creatures constitute animal poisons (poisons of mobile origin).[9-10]
==== Earthen and plant origin ====
==== Earthen and plant origin ====