Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: cakra

  cakra—disc    SB 3.21.10, SB 6.1.34, SB 6.1.35, SB 6.1.36, SB 6.1.34-36, SB 6.4.35, SB 6.4.36, SB 6.4.37, SB 6.4.38, SB 6.4.39, SB 6.4.35-39, Adi 14.7, Adi 17.13, Madhya 20.224, Madhya 20.225, Madhya 20.227, Madhya 20.228, Madhya 20.229 (and more...)
  cakra—wheel    SB 2.7.16, SB 4.7.20, SB 4.8.47, SB 4.24.47, SB 4.24.48, SB 4.24.47-48
  cakra—cakravaka birds    Adi 2.2
  cakra—and disc    Madhya 20.238
  cakra—the wheel on the top    Madhya 11.195
  cakra—a multitude    SB 4.9.20, SB 4.9.21, SB 4.9.20-21
  cakra—carrying His disc    SB 8.3.31
  cakra—the wheel on the top of the temple    Antya 4.51
  cakra—with discs    SB 8.10.36
  cakra—the cycle    SB 7.7.37
  cakra—discus    SB 3.28.13

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: cakra

  alata-cakra-praya—exactly like a wheel of fire    Madhya 20.393
  cakra-aksa—the two wheels and the axle    SB 10.7.7
  cakra-anila—whirlwind    SB 3.14.25
  cakra-apadesat—from that weapon named the Sudarsana cakra.    SB 5.24.14
  cakra-bhrami—making a circular movement like a wheel    Madhya 13.82
  cakra-danda-adi—the wheel, the rod, and so on    Adi 5.64
  cakra-hastam—disc in hand    Bg 11.46
  cakra-kara—the disc in the hand.    Madhya 20.224
  cakra-kutah—which deceives the living entity into the wheel.    SB 5.11.6
  cakra-nadi—the Cakra-nadi River (generally known as the Gandaki)    SB 5.7.10
  cakra-paneh—of Lord Visnu, who has a disc in His hand    SB 7.5.14
  cakra-sthah—in the orbit    SB 3.11.13
  cakra-tapitah—being very much harassed by the Sudarsana cakra    SB 9.5.1
  cakra-vatena—by the demon in the shape of a whirlwind (Trnavarta)    SB 10.11.25
  cakra-adi—of the disc and other weapons    Madhya 20.195
  cakra-adi—the disc    Adi 6.38
  cakra-adi—of weapons, beginning with the disc    Madhya 20.221
  cakra-adi—beginning with the disc    Madhya 20.222
  cakra-adi-dharana—the holding of weapons, beginning with the disc.    Madhya 20.237
  cakra-adi-dharana—stamping the body with different names and symbols of the Lord.    Madhya 24.332
  cakra-adi-dharana—holding of the weapons, beginning with the disc.    Madhya 20.223
  cakra-adika—the wheel, etc.    Adi 2.29
  cakra-ayudham—bearing the disc weapon    SB 4.16.21
  jyotih-cakra—of the zodiac    Madhya 20.386
  kala-cakra-gatah—positioned in the wheel of time    SB 5.22.5
  kala-cakra-nija-ayudham—whose personal weapon is the disc of time    SB 5.14.29
  krsna-cakra—by the disc weapon of Krsna    SB 7.1.46
  lila-cakra—the cycle of Krsna's pastimes    Madhya 20.393
  para-cakra—of the enemies' military strength    SB 9.15.31
  pavana-cakra—by a whirlwind    SB 10.7.24
  samsara-cakra—of the cycle of birth and death    SB 7.9.16
  taila-yantra-cakra-vat—like the wheel of an oil-pressing machine    SB 5.21.13
  visnu-cakra-upatapitah—being scorched by the blazing fire of Lord Visnu's disc    SB 9.4.55
  saṅkha-cakra—conchshell and disc.    Adi 17.14
  saṅkha-cakra—conchshell and disc    Adi 5.27-28
  saṅkha-cakra-gada-dharah—bearing the conchshell, disc, club and lotus flower.    SB 8.17.4
  saṅkha-cakra-gada-dharah—bearing the transcendental weapons: the conchshell, disc and club.    SB 6.9.28
  saṅkha-cakra-gada-dhara—and holding the weapons of Visnu (conchshell, disc and club)    SB 10.4.10-11
  saṅkha-cakra-gada-padma—of the conchshell, disc, club and lotus    SB 10.3.30
  saṅkha-cakra-gada-rajiva-pana-yah—holding conchshell, disc, club and lotus flower in Their hands    SB 10.13.47, SB 10.13.48, SB 10.13.47-48