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  dharah—the planet earth    SB 6.8.15
  dharah—possessing    SB 4.9.6
  dharah—putting on    SB 4.21.18
  dharah—holding    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
  pita-ambara-dharah—dressed with yellow garments    Adi 5.214, Madhya 8.140
  asi-dharah—carrying a sword in the hand    SB 6.8.22
  danda-dharah—carrier of the scepter    SB 4.21.22
  danda-dharah—the supreme administrator of punishment    SB. 6.3.7
  danda-dharah—the carrier of the rod of punishment    SB 6.17.11
  danda-dharah—a great personality who can punish others    SB 9.15.10
  dhanur-dharah—the carrier of the bow and arrow    Bg 18.78
  dhara-dharah—the protector of the earthly planet    SB 4.17.35
  eka-patni-vrata-dharah—taking a vow not to accept a second wife or to have any connection with any other woman    SB 9.10.54
  eka-srṅga-dharah—with one horn    SB 8.24.44
  gada-dharah—Lord Nrsimhadeva, who also holds a club in His hand    SB 7.8.25
  jata-dharah—keeping matted locks of hair    SB 6.17.7
  jata-dharah—with matted locks    SB 8.4.8
  maha-vrata-dharah—the master of great vows and austerities    SB 6.17.8
  manu-vamsa-dharah—as the descendant of the Manu dynasty    SB 2.7.20
  natya-dharah—dressed as a player    SB 1.8.19
  pita-ambara-dharah—wearing yellow garments    Madhya 8.81
  srak-dharah—wearing a flower garland    SB 8.7.17
  su-srak-dharah—decorated with a nice garland    SB 8.15.8, SB 8.15.9, SB 8.15.8-9
  suhrt-liṅga-dharah—who has assumed the role of a friend    SB 7.5.38
  suda-rupa-dharah—disguised himself as a cook    SB 9.9.20, SB 9.9.21, SB 9.9.20-21
  vajra-dharah—the carrier of the thunderbolt (King Indra)    SB 6.11.9
  vajra-dharah—the carrier of the thunderbolt    SB 8.11.27
  vajra-dharah—the controller of the thunderbolts    SB 2.7.1
  vamsa-dharah—heir apparent    SB 1.12.12
  vatya-rupa-dharah—who had assumed the form of a forceful whirlwind    SB 10.7.26
  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
  sirah-dharah—neck.    SB 3.31.8
  sila-dharah—qualified    SB 3.14.49
  rg-veda-dharah—professor of the Rg Veda    SB 1.4.21
  rsi-rupa-dharah—assuming the form of great saintly persons like Yajnavalkya    SB 8.14.8


  dharah—earth    SB 4.24.63
  bhava-vrata-dharah—taking a vow to satisfy Lord Siva    SB 4.2.28
  jala-dharah—the clouds    SB 10.3.7, SB 10.3.8, SB 10.3.7-8
  murti-dharah—personified    SB 1.19.23
  trnabindoh yasah-dharah—continued the fame of King Trnabindu.    SB 9.2.35, SB 9.2.36, SB 9.2.35-36
  vadya-dharah ca—those who played on musical drums    SB 10.12.34


  madhu-dharah—showers    Madhya 8.276, Madhya 24.208
  madhu-dharah—flows of honey    SB 5.16.22
  sumanah-dharah—showers of flowers    SB 4.15.7


  karna-dharah—captain    SB 1.1.22
  pratised-dharah—who are opposing    SB 6.1.32
  vari-dharah—Varidhara    SB 5.19.16