s. m, Corrupted from the Sanskrit word Jaypálguṭí. A soft wooded shrub (Baliospermum Indicum, Croton tiglium) commonly planted at places near the Panjab Siwalik tract up to the Chenab. The leaves are in some places applied to bruises and the milky juice is used to destroy maggots in sheep's sores. The seeds are cathartic and commonly given as a purgative; i. q. Jamál goṭá.