BONNAYA

(Lat.), n. f. Bo?n-na?"ya®. Fr, bonnaye. Of Link, an Asiatic genus of scrophularia ceo us plants. [A, 385; B, 180.]— B. brach i at a (Link, Otto]. S; Ruellia antipoda |Linnæus]. A species growing in the East ies, where it is used for the chronic skin diseases of children. [B, 180.]— B. grandiflora [Sprengel]. Syn.: Gratiola grandiflora (Retzius]. À species growing in the East Indies and the Moluccas, where it is used for herpetic eruptions, ulcers, etc, [B, 180.]—B. integrifolia [Kost.]. Syn.: Gratiola integrifolia [Roxburgh]. A species growing in the East Indies, where the whole plant is used for gonorrhoea, for diseases of the eyes, and, combined with calamus and pepper, for epilepsy in , 173. children! [B, 180.]—B. serrata [Dietr.]. An East Indian species used for the same purposes as B. brach i at a. [B, 180.] 1. (Fr.),n, Bo%n-datm, The A triplex hortensis., 178. BONNE-FEMME (Fr.),n. Boîn-faim. The Plant a go lanceolata. [B.].