s. f, Crystallised sugar, lump sugar, loaf sugar:—misrí dá kujjá, s. m. Sugar candy:—sálib misrí, s. f. An esculent root (Eulophia Campestris, E. Herbacea. E. Vera, Nat. Ord. Orchidaceæ). The best kinds are said to come from Afghanistan and Kashmir. The sálib is chiefly esteemed as a tonic and aphrodisiac:—shalgam misrí, s. f. See Daṇgshalṭs:—shakákal misrí, s. f. The eringo (Eryngium planum, E. dichotomum, Nat. Ord. Umbellifera) grows wild in Kashmir and the neighbouring tract, as well as in the Peshawar plain, and in the Salt Range. It is considered tonic and aphrodisiac.