Pa > References for ‘Palásh, palash’
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[16] PÁLAḾ (PÁLAḾ SHÁK). Spinach, Spinacia oleracea Linn. PALÁSH. Butea monosperma Kuntze, a.k.a. [...] to LUCI, but sometimes stuffed.
[7] “The winter is gone, the flowers of the mango, palásh and káiṋcan trees [...] for the spring has come.”
[521] Some common trees include: [...] (sondál, Cassia fiftula) Palásh Acasia catechu (khayer) [...] betel nut (supári)
[538] Palásh
[539] Palásh is an important lac host.
[5] I was sitting there alone when [...] Shorea robusta ] and palásh [ Butea monosperma [...] unknown, unfamiliar instrumentalist.
[8] The music grew even clearer. Everything [...] to be quite near. I came to a palásh jungle and started reciting a poem to myself:
[11] The blooming flowers of the palásh trees looked as if they were [...] for ma-a-a-ny days now.”
[35] “Where do you live? Do you live in this palásh forest?”
[37] We reached the end of the mountains. [...] floating over the top of the palásh forest. This time it wasn’t [...] 3 )
[9] It is interesting to know that [...] hijal [Barringtonia acutangula], palásh [Butea monosperma], ashok [Saraca [...] originated in Ráŕh.
[13] Afterwards, those people learned [...] agriculture. The flaming colours of the palásh [Butea monosperma] forests in the month of Phálgun [mid-February to mid-March, when the palásh tree blooms] set their minds as [...] 17 )
[11] Eastern Ráŕh is as [...] [Barringtonia acutangula Gaertn.], palásh [Butea frondosa Koenig-ex Roxb.], [...] Linn.], jackfruit and other trees.
[2] Kadam palásh niye kari go khelá Sárá diner belá Mahul kuliri shiital cháye.
[63] The slightly reddish silk produced [...] ( jambuphalam) and the palásh or kiḿshuka [Butea gum; Butea monosperma ].
[34] Next is lac culture. Lacquer is produced by insects grown on trees such as palash [Butea frondosa Koenig-ex Roxb.], [...] protective varnish for furniture, etc.
[57] The wonderful springtime has arrived; the mango trees are in blossom; the palásh trees are in blossom; the káiṋcan trees are in blossom.
[55] I was sitting there alone when [...] Shorea robusta ] and palásh [ Butea monosperma [...] unknown, unfamiliar instrumentalist.
[58] The music grew even clearer. Everything [...] to be quite near. I came to a palásh jungle and started reciting a poem to myself:
[61] The blooming flowers of the palásh trees looked as if they were [...] for ma-a-a-ny days now.”
[85] “Where do you live? Do you live in this palásh forest?”
[87] We reached the end of the mountains. [...] floating over the top of the palásh forest. This time it wasn’t [...] 11 )
[178] Although high and dry land is not [...] [Schleichera trijuga Willd.]; and palash [Butea frondosa Koenig-ex Roxb.]. [...] food and can be used for bran oil.
[182] Sargujá or niger can be [...] sal, piyal, Indian plum, kusum, palash, kheyer, and wild blackberry can [...] develop the capacity to retain water.
[116] “Of course, I have a strong [...] piyál (piyáshál), palásh, kuśum, shál, and [...] ape-men first appeared?”
[117] “Well keep in mind,” [...] years ago. What do you know about palásh?”
[118] “Well, looking at the colour [...] tree was ten times taller than the palásh trees of today. The flowers were [...] small but sweet and juicy.”
[119] “Your thinking is correct,” I said, “because there are more palásh trees in the eastern portion of [...] you get this red soil that the palásh tree favours. The interesting [...] material for this coal is decomposed palásh trees. Those palásh trees were not like the palásh trees of today but they were the forefathers of today’s palásh trees.
[45] Talking about ácarańa [...] piyál (piyásál), and palásh. In front of me, that is, to the [...] mountain in front was completely bare.
[49] This discussion of aeshvarya reminds [...] grove. A little to the east was the palásh forest.
[51] Even though I was sitting in the [...] mango trees were all abloom and the palásh trees were in flower. The natural [...] 4 )
[53] “The beauty of spring has arrived. The mango trees are in blossom. The palásh trees are in blossom. The káiṋcan trees are filled with buds”.
[54] Situated between two hills was [...] covered with shál, kendu and palásh forest, interspersed with shiyákul [...] becomes impossible to find them.
[66] I plunged into the shál forest and headed towards the palásh forest, leaving the pigeon-pea [...] peeping through as I entered the palásh forest. A verse came to mind:
[67] Pháguner águn-lágá palásh bane ke eseche; Dekhe yena hay go mane cini cini cená áche.
[68] [Who has come to this palásh forest lit like fire in the month of Phalguna? When I look it seems as if I recognize him.]
[69] I kept on going and going and going. The palásh forest was not as close as I thought [...] last limits of his short life.