Guest guest Posted February 19, 2010 Report Share Posted February 19, 2010 Hi derek, Jason & All, Derek, Chinese names (Hanzi / Pinyin) for herbs can be a nightmare for those who want to see a standard terminology used in CHM. (a) Some specific Latin names have 2 to 20+ Chinese synonyms. (b) Some specific Hanzi terms refer to 2 or more DIFFERENT herbs / species; © Some specific Pinyin terms, that are the same, have different Hanzi characters and refer to 2 or more DIFFERENT herbs / species. Specifically, Kudingcha has many synonyms (see below) and refers to at least 2 different Ilex types (I cornuta and I latifolia). My notes on Kudingcha (from Chinese WWW source www.zysj.com.cn/zhongyaocai/yaocai_k/kudingcha.html ) are Kudingcha; Maoyehuangniumu; Huangjiangguo; Tucha; Chagai; mainly consists of Ilex cornuta [Gougu / Gouguye ; Jiaocicha Fm / Ilex latifolia Fm (Dayedongqing ; Dayedongqingye , Boluoshu , Dayecha ; Qudengcha); English Name: Holly~ Chinese / Broadleaf Fm; Cold~ very; Sweet; Bitter; LV; GB; LU; SJM-SP-ST; Oral: as Dec / pills, 3-9g; As Topical: qs, cooked in water as fumigant wash; Clear Heat + Dispel Wind; Chase Wind + Resolve LV Wind; Clear Head + Eyes; ; Brighten Eyes + Generate Jin-Fluids; Clear LU-SP [Heat]; Dispel Vexation + thirst; Digestive + Resolve Phlegm; Ease Dysentery; Move Xue; Diuretic + Laxative (Free Urine / Faeces); Cool uterus; Applicatrions: Head Wind / Wind Heat headache, tinnitus, deafness, toothache, eyes~ red; ear occluded w wax / otorrhoea~ septic (Ding'er Liunong); mouth ulcers / canker; febrile disease w vexation + thirst / polydipsia; mania + Heat / fever; diarrhoea; dysentery; Food Stag w Phlegm; infertility / reject pregnancy; CAUTION in SJM-SP-ST Xu Cold; Best regards, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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