kurchi
- noun
- Indian
- The bark of the kurchi tree was once used to treat intestinal diseases.
Examples
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The kurchi tree grows in tropical climates.
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Many traditional healers value kurchi for its medicinal properties.
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Botanists study kurchi for its potential pharmacological applications.
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Many herbalists use kurchi bark for medicinal purposes.
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Many traditional healers value kurchi for its medicinal properties.
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The bark of the kurchi tree was once used to treat intestinal diseases.
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Many herbalists use kurchi bark for medicinal purposes.
Synonyms
A tropical Asian tree with hard white wood whose bark people use to treat severe diarrhea
A tropical Asian tree with hard white wood whose bark is used to treat diarrhea
A tropical Asian tree with hard white wood whose bark was used to treat diarrhea
A tropical Asian tree with hard white wood whose bark people used as medicine to treat diarrhea
A tropical Asian tree with very hard white wood and bark once used as medicine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kurchi comes from a South Asian local name for a medicinal tree whose bark was used in India as a 'remedy' for 'diarrhea' and other stomach problems. So today kurchi refers to that tropical tree and its bark used in traditional medicine.