hapuzA

hapuṣā

(1) a) black stalks like those of black pepper, possessed of an aroma-

tic smell (Dutt; HK; Kav);

b) name of a partic. substance, said to be of a long form and

black colour, and smelling like raw meat or fish; it is of two

kinds (MW);

c) a partic. plant of two kinds, smelling like fish; the fruits of

one kind resemble those of the aśvattha (PW);

d) hapuṣā: an article of trade that is of a black colour and of a

long form like the stalks of black pepper (marīca) (Vśs);

havuṣā: a fruit of that name; it is of two kinds; one is like a [Page-610+ 38]

fish and of a musty smell; the other resembles aśvattha fruits

and smells like fish; their qualities are the same (Vśs);

(2) JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS LINN. (Bpn, p. 50-51; Chopra; Dgv, nr.

302; Gul; KB 3, p. 2380-2382; Nadk. 1, nr. 1383);

(3) TAMARIX GALLICA LINN. (Bpn, p. 51: acc. to some);

(4) FLUGGEA LEUCOPYRUS WILLD. (Bpn, p. 51: acc. to some);

(5) SPHAERANTHUS INDICUS LINN. (AFM 1, p. 115-119) = S. HIRTUS

BURM. = S. HIRTUS WILLD. = S. MOLLIS ROXB. (ibid.);

(6) S. AFRICANUS LINN. (ibid.: śvetahapuṣā);

(7) PIPER NIGRUM LINN. (Nadk. 1, nr. 1929);

(8) THEVETIA NEREIFOLIA JUSS. EX STEUD. (Nadk. 1, nr. 2466) =

CERBERA THEVETIA LAM. (ibid.);

(9) NERIUM ODORUM [SOLAND. IN] AIT. (Nadk. 1, nr. 2466).

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