Ain Health Dictionary

(African) Child born of a complicated delivery... aina

(Celtic) One who brings brightness and joy... aine

(Irish) Heaven’s messenger; angel Aingealag... aingeal

(Basque) Refers to the Virgin Mary; chaste

Ainhoah, Aenhoa, Aenhoah... ainhoa

(Arabic) Resembling a spring flower Ainie, Ainy, Ainey, Ainee, Ainea, Aineah, Ainye... aini

(Greek) One who is swift Ainiah, Ainea, Aineah, Aynia, Ayniah, Aynea, Ayneah... ainia

(Scottish) One’s own meadow Ainslie, Ainslea, Ainslee, Ainsleigh, Ainsly, Ainslei, Aynslie, Aynslea, Aynslee, Aynsleigh, Aynsley, Aynslie, Aynsly, Ainsleah, Aynsleah, Ainslye... ainsley

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Family: Compositae; Asteraceae.

Habitat: The Himalayas from Kashmir to Bhutan at altitudes of 2,400 m, extending to Khasi hills of Meghalaya.

Folk: Karui Buuti (Garhwal).

Action: Powdered roots—used for quick relief from acute stomach ache; diuretic.

A related sp., A. latifolia Sch-Bip., is used as an adulterant to Podophyllum emodi.... ainsliaea aptera

(Basque) One who holds the glory Aintzane... aintza

n. loss of one or more toes due to slow growth of a fibrous band around the toe that eventually causes a spontaneous amputation. The condition is rare, found mainly in Africa and associated with going barefoot.... ainhum