The Compendium of Caraka 6.7.19

6.7.19

śvetaṃ tāmraṃ tanu ca &yadrajo ghṛṣṭaṃ vimuñcati/
alābūpuṣpavarṇaṃ tat sidhmaṃ prāyeṇa corasi//
&`yaddhṛṣṭamudgirate rajaḥ' iti pā-.
yat kākaṇantikāvarṇamapākaṃ tīvravedanam/
tridoṣaliṅgaṃ tat kuṣṭhaṃ kākaṇaṃ naiva sidhyati//
iti saptamahākuṣṭhāni/
asvedanaṃ mahāvāstu yanmatsyaśakalopamam/
tadekakuṣṭhaṃ, carmākhyaṃ bahalaṃ hasticarmavat//

White, coppery, and thin, which when rubbed sheds dust, / having the color of an alābū flower, sidhma is mostly on the chest. / That which has the color of a kākaṇantīkā seed, does not suppurate, has severe pain, / and has the signs of all three doṣas, that kuṣṭha is kākaṇa; it does not heal at all. / Thus are the seven major kuṣṭhas. / Sweating-free, having a large base, and resembling fish scales, / that is ekakuṣṭha; that named carman is thick like elephant skin.