Aṁbrōṇi: A plant Grewia microcos, Linn.(Tiliaceae). Decoction of its leaves is medicine for indigestion and cold fever.
Añjana: A kind of medicine applied to the eyelids.
Anile/Aḷilè : The gall nut;Ink nut of the large tree. It is also called Terminalia chebula, (Combretaceae). Used as medicine for urinary. disorders, swelling, piles, itches.
Ārṁbuḍo: The castor oil plant, Ricinus communis (Euphorbiaceae). The decoction of its roots mixed with butter is used as medicine for stomach disorders, rheumatism headaches. The oil of its seeds is purgative. Other names of this names are āluṁbuḍo.
Āḍalōḍu: The Malabar nut tree. Its scientific name is Adhatoda vasica (Acanthaceae). The leaves of this plant are so bitter. Its leaves are used as medicine to cure cough, paralysis, fever and respiratory disorders.
Urki: A tall shrub, country-mallow, Sida indica, Linn. or Abutilon indicum, Don. (Malvaceae). The roots are used in medicine to cure leprosy and swelling. Seeds are used as purgatives.
Eddumbè : A kind of medicinal plant The root is used in preparing medicine to cure throat pain