The Indian version of the hoick. Comes from the English 'lap', and old term for a stroke somewhere between a pull and a sweep.
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The Indian version of the hoik. Comes from the English 'lap', and old term for a stroke somewhere between a pull and a sweep.[8] In Indian sub-continent, it has its origin to Hindi word 'lapet' meaning 'wind'(verb) owing to the un-skilled circular course of bat.
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A plant whose seeds and root have been used in some cultures to treat certain medical problems. It may have antioxidant effects. The scientific name is Arctium lappa. Also called burdock and happy major.
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