plīhan | प्लीहन् | plIhan
plīha/n | प्लीह/न् | m. the spleen (from which and from the liver the Hindūs suppose the blood to flow), AV.; VS.; ŚBr.; Suśr.
disease of the spleen (said to be equally applied to enlargement of the mesenteric glands &c.), Suśr.
plīhan | प्लीहन् | [Orig. splīhan | स्प्लीहन् |; cf. Gk. σπλήν, σπλάγχνον; Lat. lien for splihen; Slav. slezena for splezena; Eng. spleen.]
disease of the spleen (said to be equally applied to enlargement of the mesenteric glands &c.), Suśr.
plīhan | प्लीहन् | [Orig. splīhan | स्प्लीहन् |; cf. Gk. σπλήν, σπλάγχνον; Lat. lien for splihen; Slav. slezena for splezena; Eng. spleen.]