* Celandine is not a common plant in India. It's native to Europe and Asia Minor, not India.
* The name "celandine" can refer to two different plants:
* Greater celandine (Chelidonium majus): This is the most common plant referred to as celandine, and it has no widely recognized Hindi name.
* Lesser celandine (Ranunculus ficaria): This plant is also sometimes called "celandine," but again, it doesn't have a widely recognized Hindi name.
Possible options for a Hindi name for celandine, depending on the specific species:
* Greater celandine (Chelidonium majus): Since it's not common in India, it's likely to be referred to by its Latin name or a descriptive translation, such as "पीला खरगोश" (peela khargosh) meaning "yellow rabbit" for its yellow sap.
* Lesser celandine (Ranunculus ficaria): This plant may be referred to by its Latin name or a descriptive translation, such as "छोटा खरगोश" (chhota khargosh) meaning "small rabbit" for its smaller size compared to Greater Celandine.
It's important to note that these are just potential translations and not official Hindi names. To get a more accurate name, you would need to consult a botanist or someone with expertise in local plant names.