Dagbani Wikipedia

Nyimsa

di nyɛla tia

Nyimsa[1]nyɛla ti' shɛli din yuui Dagbaŋ ka mali anfaani pam. Dama di tiri ti maham ti sambana ni, dama nyimsa bi suuri zaa. Di kuli suurimi ka puhiri va' pala gariti va' kura maa ni ka dizuɣu che ka saha kam di mali mahim saha shɛli kam. ka lahi tiri ti yɔɣira ka ti mali pindi ti duri n ti pahi buɣim dari. Hali pumpɔŋɔ, pukparigu baŋdiba kpahimya ti nya ka di wala gba mali anfaani pam. Bɛ yɛliya ni niri yi zaŋ di wala maa diɛli ka di kuui, ka a baɣisi li ka di niŋ zim, di nyɛla din gariti kariwana ni ka binniɛma ku tooi lahi kpe li, bee ka di ku du. Tɔ amaa nyimsa nima yi lee galisi tingbani luɣishɛli di nyuri la di tam. [2] [3][4][5]

Nyimsa
taxon
Yaɣ sheliuseful plant, medicinal plant Mali niŋ
Di bukaatavegetable Mali niŋ
Yu'ŋmaaA. indica Mali niŋ
Nangban yiŋga YuyaAzadirachta indica Mali niŋ
Yaɣili Kpamlispecies Mali niŋ
Lamba ZuliyaAzadirachta Mali niŋ
Taxon common nameNeem Tree, neem, 印楝, Niembaum Mali niŋ
IUCN conservation biɛhiguLeast Concern Mali niŋ
Invasive toGhana Mali niŋ
Taxon rangeTibet Autonomous Region Mali niŋ
GRIN URLhttps://npgsweb.ars-grin.gov/gringlobal/taxonomydetail.aspx?id=6161 Mali niŋ

Di anfaani nima.

mali niŋ
  1. Nyimsa nyɛla tia ŋun mali mahim ka nira kam ni tooi ʒini di gbuni vuhi jɛlinsi.
  2. Nyimsa wɔla nyɛla Dagbama ni mali shɛli doori kpam, ka di mali bukaata ni yuma tibbu pɔlo.
  3. Nyimsa dari lan nyɛla Dagbamba ni mali shɛli niŋdi yɔɣira pindi duri.
  4. Nyimsa dari lan nyɛla pukpariba ni mali shɛli sari gaadiri nima.

Buɣisibu

mali niŋ

Nyimsa nyɛla tia din zoori pam ka ni tooi zooi paai kamani "15–20 metres (49–66 ft)", ka bi tooi dii zoori paari kamani "35–40 m (115–131 ft)". Din malila vari din nye bankom ka suuri kikaa saha. DI wula nyɛla din teeri pam. Di ni tooi ŋmɛlim paai kamani "20–25 m (66–82 ft)". Di vari waɣilim paari kamani "20–40 cm (8–16 in)" l, ni va'baligu din nyɛ kamani 20 zaŋ chaŋ 30 din nyɛ kamani "3–8 cm (1+1⁄4–3+1⁄4 in)" waɣilim.[6][7]

Di malila fulaawaasi din waɣilim ni paai kamani "25 cm (10 in)" . Di niŋdi fulaawasi paari kamani fulaawasi kɔbishii ni pihinu zaŋ chaŋ kɔbista. Fulaawaasi yini waɣilim paai kamani "5–6 mm (3⁄16–1⁄4 in) " ka yɛlim paai kamani "8–11 mm (5⁄16–7⁄16 in)". Fulaawaasi paɣaba mini dobba zaa laɣindimi niŋdi ti'tini zuɣu.

Di wɔla nyɛla di polisi, ka mali balibu. Shɛŋa waɣimi ka shɛŋa mi mulim ka di yi mooi di ni tooi paai kamani "14–28 mm (1⁄2–1+1⁄8 in)" waɣilim ka yɛliŋ ni tooi paai kamani "10–15 mm (3⁄8–5⁄8 in)". Binwolli maa pɔɣu maa balimi ka tɔ. Di kpilli maa pɔɣu maa kpeŋ paai kamani "3–5 mm (1⁄8–1⁄4 in)".

 
Pollen grains

Nyimsa tia biɛhigu ŋmanila[8] Siliminsi ni boli ti'shɛli "chinaberry" bee "bakain", "Melia azedarach",[9] ka di minili ni tooi gabi nira. "Melia azedarach" gba malila di vari maa kpeei ka di wɔla gba ŋmani li.

Pubu

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Di Siliminsili yuli din nyɛ "Azadirachta indica" daa nyɛla "Adrien-Henri de Jussieu" ni daa tuui boli shɛli yuuni 1830.[10] Yuuni 1753, Carl Linnaeus daa buɣisi di balibu dibaa ayi, dini n-nyɛ Melia azedarach mini Melia azadirachta.[11] De Jussieu daa nyami ka Melia azadirachta yi di ko pam ka che Melia azedarach ka di tu ni bɛ puli di ko.[12] O lala balibu ŋɔ zaa ni, Linnaeus daa boli li la yuli Siliminsili ni din nyɛ 'azedarach',[11] din yina Faransi bachi ni 'azédarac', ka lahi yina Persian bachi ni 'āzād dirakht' (ازادرخت), din gbunni nyɛ "ti'suŋ".[13]Persian yuli din boli tia ŋɔ, azad darakhat-e-hind, ka di maɣina nyɛ 'India tia din vuhi, wuhirimi ni doro bee muɣisigu shɛli bi mali lala tia ŋɔ.[14]

Di ni be luɣ'shɛŋa

mali niŋ

Nyimsa bela India mini Bangladesh din nyɛ India tiŋgbani yaɣ'shɛli ni Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand n-ti pahi Vietnam din be Indochina. Dilahi nyɛla din betiŋgbani yaɣa pam, zaŋ chaŋ South America ni Indonesia.[15]

Phytochemicals

mali niŋ

Nyimasa wɔla, kpila, vari, tia, ni di pɔɣiri nyɛla din mali bɛ ni mali shɛli m-maani tima balibu, di shɛŋa nyɛla bɛ ni daa baŋ shɛli yuuni 1960s ka di nyɛ tim din kuri binnɛma.[16][17] Bɛ yi ŋma nyimsa kpila kamani "2 kg" bɛ ni tooi yihi di "5 g" din ni.[16]

Nyimsa kpam gba nyɛla din kuri tima bukaata bɔbigu.[16][18][16] Di vari maa malila Siliminsi ni boli alaafee binbɔri shɛli "vitamin C" la.[16]

Di bukaata

mali niŋ
 
Neem tree farm from south India
 
A large tree
 
Leaves
 
Bark
 
Neem seeds

India tiŋgbani ni bɛ deenila nyimsa vari m-mali li n-niŋdi bɛ nɛma biɛhisi shee ka binnɛma bi ŋubiri bɛ situra, ni bɛ ni zaani bɛ shinkaafanima mini bindira din pahi luɣ'shɛŋa.[19] India churi puhibu ni kamani Ugadi bɛ malila nyimsa fulaawaasi diri nachiinsi. Lihimi gbunni ŋɔ: #Association with Hindu festivals in India.

Dundɔŋni tilahi tima

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Binyɛra shɛŋa bɛ ni zaŋ nyimsa tihi niŋdi nyɛla bɛ ni mali shɛli niŋdi yɛlikura tima India,[17][20] [21] amaa shɛhira bela beni zaŋ n-ti nyimsa tim zaŋ tum tuma anfaani nima.[20] Zaɣ'kura ni, lala tim ŋɔ nyubu nyɛla din bi wuhi di ni to ni bɛ nyu li shɛm ka leei mali anfaani zaŋ n-ti di saha bela nyubu amaa di yi niŋ ka niri nyu li yuugi di nyɛla di ni tooi saɣim niri yaannini bee binsabili ka ni tooi che ka niri kpi .[20] Nyimsa gba nyɛla di ni tahi zaŋbahi, dɔɣim kalinsi n-ti pahi shikiri kalinli niri niŋgbana ni.[20]

Southern India mini Middle-East, nyimsa nyɛla bɛ ni tooi mali shɛli niŋdi bɛ nyina kasi.[22]

Binniɛma mini di dɔriti tuhibu

mali niŋ

Nyimsa gba nyɛla binkpeeni "non-pesticida management"(NPM) ni. Nyimsa kpila nyɛla bɛ ni baɣisiri shɛli leeri zim ka niŋ kom niŋ di ni ka che li zali hali ka biɛɣu ti nee pɔi ka naayi zaŋ li yuɣi bimbilli. Niri yi bori ni di tum tuma viɛnyɛla shee a niŋdi limi saha kam kamani biɛɣ'pia kam nyaaŋa. Nyimsa nyɛla din bi kuri binneema amaa ka leei kariti ba, guri ka chɛri binneema ŋɔ galla waɣibu ka nyɛ din lahi taɣiri bimbilli ka chɛri saɣimbu.[23]

Nyimsa kpam nyɛla binshɛli niriba ni mali shɛli guri ka taɣiri tambiɛɣu.[24]

Di tuun'shɛŋa yaha

mali niŋ
  • Tia: nyimsa tia ŋɔ nyɛla din mali anfaani zaŋ n-ti "anti-desertification" ka nyɛ din lahi pahiri tiŋgbani tam.[25][26]
  • Kulim: nyimsa nyɛla binshɛli bɛ ni mali pahiri maani kulim kom.[27]
  • Binkɔbiri bindirigu: nyimsa vari nyɛla bindirigu zaŋ n-ti binkɔ' shɛba ban mali puya anahinahi mini sooŋsi.[28]
  • Nyina kasi niŋbu: nyimsa nyɛla binshɛli niriba pam ni mali niŋdi bɛ nyina kasi.[29]

Toxicity

mali niŋ

Lahabali din yina Americanima lahabalitira zaŋ n-ti "Neurodiology" sani wuhiya ni nyimsa kpam nyɛla di ni tooi tahi barinanima na kamani encephalopathy mini ophthalmopathy di yi niŋ ka niri nyu li kamani 150ml .[30]


Genome and transcriptomes

mali niŋ

Tima yɛlibɔra din yirina nyimsa ni malila di ni pe taba shɛm.[31][32][33] Di jendila nyimsa wɔla, kpila, vari, ni di pɔɣiri.[34][35]

Biotechnology

mali niŋ

Bɛ mali nyimsa m-maani tima din kuri binnɛma.[20] Saha ŋɔ di lala tima ŋɔ malibu mali barinanima kamani bineenshɛŋa kperi din ni ka daɣiri gbaari li, ni tiŋgbani namatɛri taɣibu.[36][37] Pɔi ka ti tuhi nyaŋ lala yɛlimuɣisira ŋɔ, vihigu nyɛla din niŋ jɛndi li.[38][39][40]

mali niŋ
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    Flowers
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    Unripe fruit
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    Neem tree in a banana farm in India
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    Neem tree farm
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    Twigs for sale
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    Fruit drying for oil extraction
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    Cleaning teeth by chewing stick
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    Native of Chhattisgarh with Neem branches and leaves for Hareli Festival
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    A tree in Gambia
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    A tree in Bangladesh


Lihimi m-pahi

mali niŋ

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Kundivihira

mali niŋ
  1. ↑ Naden, Tony. 2014. Dagbani dictionary. Webonary.
  2. ↑ Tɛmplet:GRIN
  3. ↑ Compact Oxford English Dictionary (2013), Neem, page 679, Third Edition 2008 reprinted with corrections 2013, Oxford University Press.
  4. ↑ Henry Yule and A. C. Burnell (1996), Hobson-Jobson, Neem, page 622, The Anglo-Indian Dictionary, Wordsworth Reference. (This work was first published in 1886)
  5. ↑ Encarta World English Dictionary (1999), Neem, page 1210, St. Martin's Press, New York.
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  12. ↑ (1830) "Mémoire sur le groupe des Méliacées". Mémoires du Muséum d'histoire naturelle 19: 153–304. p. 221
  13. ↑ azedarach. Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
  14. ↑ K. K. Singh, ed. (2009). Neem A Treatise. I.K. International Publishing House, India. p. 3. ISBN 9788189866006.
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