Common Names: in English : bish poison of Nepal, Indian aconite, monkshood in India : amrta, amuttam, atis, atis meethi chalu, atish meethi, atisingeeabish, atisingua bish, ativasa, ativasanabhi, ativisa, bacchang, bachhnag, bachnag, bachnak, bikh, bikhma, bikhuma, bis, bis-h, bisfnag, bish, bishnag, butchnat, cattuvam, chandu, cirinkivisam, garala, irulmuka, irulpuka, kalakuta, karu napi, karunaabhi, karunapi, karunapu, karunavi, kat-bish, katbish, kshveda, mahoor, manchria, mansang, marutam, matukaram, mirukapalikai, mitavisam, mitha tilia mudabbir, mitha zahar, mithabish, mithazahar, nabhi, nabi, napam, napi, navi, nyine, paccai navi, paccanavi, piyusmirtam, prativisa, putacarikai, shingadio-vachnag, singya, singya-bis, singyabis, teliya-bis, telyabish, vacanapi, vacanavi, vaccanapi, vaccanvi, vacchang, vachnag, vachhnag kala, vachhnag safed, valsanaabi, valsanabhi, vanavacanam, varcanapi, vasa-nabhi, vasanaavi, vasanabhi, vasanubhi, vasha-navi, vashanabi, vashanavi, vatcanap...