shal ma li

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ཤལ་མ་ལི
hell tree with sword-leaves; the sword-leafed tree of hell [RY]

forest, tree of hell whose leaves are sharp [JV]

1) fruit from tsha ri shaped like a tsha tsha; 2) be do nag po tree fruit; 3) shalmali tree [left of mtsho ma dros pa very tall shal ma li trees for many rgyang grags [distance] where the mkha' lding rigs bzhi live] [IW]


(med) Red Silk-Cotton Tree
shal ma li ni / [shel phreng ?] du be nag tu dgangs pa'ang / bai sngon las / de ni tsa ri nas 'ong ba'i shing gi tsha tsha 'dra ba des gzhang 'brum la phan / zhes dang / gser rgyan las / shal ma li'i shun pa zhes pa shing tsher ma chen po can tsa ri rong skor na shing tsha tsha zer ba de yin la / mon cha ra'i shing gis kyang tshab rung / zhes so // (mDzes mtshar mig rgyan, print p 123)

Illustrations : 'Phrin Las (32_004) shal ma li. 'Jam-dpal (123 ; 404) shal ma li

1. Bombax ceiba L. (Malvaceae) Red Silk cotton tree

See also mon cha ra.
Johannes Schmidt (talk) 04:24, 19 March 2024 (EDT)