وات

vāta, vulg. vāt, or bāt, s.m. Wind, air, breeze; wind as one of the humours of the body;—morbid affection of the windy humour; rheumatism, gout; inflammation of the joints;—hypochondria:—vātāri (˚ta+ari), s.f. 'Enemy of wind-disease,' the castor-oil tree; the plant Asparagus racemosus:—vāt-pitt, s.m. 'Windbile'; rheumatism attended with fever; rheumatic fever:—vāt-phulla, part. adj. 'Windinflated,' swollen or puffed up with wind:—vātjvar, s.m. 'Wind-fever,' fever arising from flatulency or vitiated wind:—vāt-rakt, s.m. Acute gout or rheumatism (ascribed to a vitiated state of the wind and blood):—vāt-rog, s.m. 'Wind-disease,' rheumatism; gout:—vātrogī, adj. & s.m. (f. -inī), Afflicted with rheumatism, or with gout; rheumatic; gouty; one who is afflicted with rheumatism or gout:—vāt-śūl, vulg. bāt-sūl, s.m. 'Wind-pain'; colic with flatulence:—vāt-vriddhi, s.f. Swelled testicle:—vāt-vyādhi, s.m. Any morbid affection of the wind:—vāt-vairī, vulg. bātbairī, s.m. 'Enemy of wind-disease,' the castoroil tree.