Indigenous Names
- Cook Islands - rara
- Tonga - lalatahi
- Samoa - namulega
- India:
- Sanskrit - Jalanirgundi; Sindhuka; Surasa; Vrikshaha
- Hindi - Nichinda; Panikisanbhalu; Sufed-sanbhalu
- Bengali - Paniki-shumbala; Pani-samalu
- Kannada - Nira-lakki-gida
- Malayalam - Lagondi; Nirnoschi
- Tamil - Nirnochchi; Shirunoch-chi
- Telugu - Niruvavili; Shiruvavili (నీరువావిలి)
- Indonesia
- Indonesian - Legundi -> Dutch: Legoendi
- Bugi - Lawarani (ᨒᨓᨑᨊᨗ)
- Philippines - Lagundi, Halamang gamot.
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