MADDER

An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1893 · p. 29
n. Masd'u6r. A.-S., mceddere. 1. The genus Rubia, especially the Rubia tinctornm. 2. Dyer's m., the root of the Rubia tinctorum, formerly official in the U. S. Ph. as Rubia (q. v.). [B, 5, 19, 275 (a, 35).] Alcoholic extract of m. See Extractum tinct or ice alcohol i cum. Alkaline decoction of in. Lat., decoctum rubice compos i tum. Fr., decoction de garance alcaline. A preparation made by boiling 3 drachms each of m.-root and rhubarb-root and 2 of pota ium carbonate 1 hour in SJ Ibs. of water, straining, and adding 2 oz. of syrup of ginger. [B, 97 (a, 38).] Alsatian m. Fr., garance d~Alsace. A light-colored, dry variety of m., made in Alsace, having a bitter taste. [L, 87 (a, 14).] Aqueous extract of in. See Extractum RUBIE tinctOTUM aquosum. Bengal ni. The Rubia cord i folia, especially the root. [B, 172, 275 (a, 35).] I>utcli m. Fr., garance de Hollande. A dark-red variety of m. made in Holland, consisting of a coarse powder which is fatty to the touch, and has a sweetish taste. [L, 87 (a, 14).] Dyers' common m. See M. (2d def.). Indian m. Mah., manjishta. Hind., majitha, manjitha. Duk., Beng., manjita. Sanscr., manjishthd, kdla mashika. Ar., fuvvaha, foovahus-sabbd-ghni. Pers., runds a. 1. The genus Hedyotis, especially the Hedyotis (Olden land i a) umbellata. [B, 172, 275 (a, 35).] 2. See Bengal m. M. red. See ALIZARIN. Munjeetan in. See MUNJEET. Smyrna in. Fr., garance de Smyrne. A commercial name for a variety of m. obtained from Rubia tinctorum. [B, 173 (a, 35).] [s. 689]
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