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Message definition (Turmeric ) Turmeric grows wild in the forests of South and Southeast Asia, where it is collected for use in classical Indian medicine (Siddha or Ayurveda). In Eastern India, the plant is used as one of the nine components of {{Transliteration|sa|nabapatrika}} along with young [[plantain (cooking)|plantain]] or banana plant, [[taro]] leaves, [[barley]] ({{Transliteration|sa|jayanti}}), [[Aegle marmelos|wood apple]] ({{Transliteration|sa|bilva}}), [[pomegranate]] ({{Transliteration|sa|darimba}}), ''[[Saraca indica]]'', {{Transliteration|sa|manaka}} (''[[Arum]]''), or {{Transliteration|sa|manakochu}}, and rice paddy. The Haldi ceremony called {{Transliteration|bn|[[gaye holud]]}} in Bengal (literally "yellow on the body") is a ceremony observed during wedding celebrations of people of Indian culture all throughout the Indian subcontinent.
ターメリックは南アジアと東南アジアの森林に自生しており、古典インド医学（シッダ医学またはアーユルヴェーダ）で使用するために採取されている。インド東部では、この植物は、若いプランテン またはバナナの植物、タロイモ の葉、大麦 （jayanti ウッドアップル （bilva ザクロ （darimba サラカ・インディカ manaka アラム manakochu nabapatrika gaye holud