Pubic region
Sanskrit Name: भगः The anatomical region encircling the perineum. Alternate Name(s): Bhagah
Pudendum
Sanskrit Name: स्मरमन्दिरम् The external components of the female reproductive system include the following structures: the vulva, which encompasses the labia majora and labia minora, the clitoris, the urethral opening, and the vaginal opening. These parts play crucial roles in sexual function, protection of internal organs, and childbirth. Alternate Name(s): Smaramandiram
Pupil
Sanskrit Name: दृष्टिमण्डलम्, दृष्टिः The modifiable aperture controls the amount of light that enters. Alternate Name(s): Drishtimandalam, Drishtih
Pupillary margin
Sanskrit Name: कृष्णदृष्टिसन्धिः The boundary where the pupil intersects with the iris. Alternate Name(s): Krishnadrishtisandhih
Quadricipital prominence
Sanskrit Name: ऊरुमूलम् The region adjacent to the groin. Alternate Name(s): Oorumoolam
Ramified sinew
Sanskrit Name: प्रतानवतीस्नायुः A bifurcating tendon or ligament. Alternate Name(s): Pratanavatisnayuh
Receptacle
Sanskrit Name: आशयः A biological container or structure that holds various biological substances. Alternate Name(s): Aashayah
Receptacle for kapha
Sanskrit Name: कफाशयः, श्लेष्माशयः In Ayurveda, the stomach is linked to stability and the management of bodily fluids. Alternate Name(s): Kaphashayah, Shleshmashayah
Receptacle for pitta
Sanskrit Name: पित्ताशयः The small intestine plays a crucial role in digestion and metabolism according to Ayurvedic principles. Alternate Name(s): Pittashayah
Receptacle for rakta
Sanskrit Name: रक्ताशयः, शोणितस्थानम्, रुधिरस्थानम्, जीवरक्ताशयः The liver functions as a vital organ responsible for storing and filtering blood. Alternate Name(s): Raktashayah, Shonitasthanam, Rudhirasthanam, Jeevaraktashayah