Indian plant; a deadly poison.

A mythological poison said to have been produced by demonic forces in their fight against the gods.

A species of snake, or the poison from this snake.

A mythical poison, blue in color, created from the churning of the ocean by the devas and asuras.

A deadly poison. In Indian mythology, this poison was created when the gods churned the oceans and, in order to save the world, the god Śiva drank it, turning his throat forever blue.

The deadliest of poisons. According to myth, a poison produced by demonic forces in their fight against the gods.

A poison said to have been produced when the gods and asuras were churning the great ocean.

The term hālāhala refers to a kind of snake venom, renowned as the most lethal of poisons.