dvipa—the islands SB 5.18.32
dvipa—and other different planetary systems SB 5.26.40
dvipa—different planets SB 6.1.4-5
dvipa—appearing like an island SB 8.8.41-46
dvipa—water elephants SB 8.7.18
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dvipa
sveta-dvipa—the white island Adi 5.17
dvipa-dasusam—because I can give You an entire island. SB 8.19.19
dvipa-hutaye—for the name of the island SB 5.20.8
dvipa-nama—the name of the island SB 5.20.18
dvipa-akhya-karah—causing the name of the island SB 5.20.2
dvipa-ayama-samunnahah—whose height is the same measurement as the width of Jambudvipa SB 5.16.7
dvipa-hatyaya—by the killing of an elephant SB 7.8.30
dvipa-uttama—in the best of powerful elephants SB 9.4.27
jambu-dvipa—the globe or planet of our residence SB 1.12.5
jambu-dvipa-okasah—the inhabitants of Jambudvipa SB 5.2.1
kusa-dvipa—the island called Kusadvipa SB 5.20.13
kusa-dvipa-okasah—the inhabitants of the island known as Kusadvipa SB 5.20.16
sa-dvipa—with the islands SB 7.3.5
sapta-dvipa—seven islands SB 4.21.12
sapta-dvipa—of the seven islands SB 5.16.2
sapta-dvipa—of the seven islands (the whole world) SB 9.23.24
sapta-dvipa-adhipatayah—those who are proprietors of the seven islands SB 8.19.23
sapta-dvipa-ambudhi—the oceans of the islands Madhya 20.387
sapta-dvipa-patih—the master of the entire world, consisting of seven islands SB 9.18.46
sapta-dvipa-vara-icchaya—by the desire to take possession of seven islands. SB 8.19.22
sapta-dvipa-vati—consisting of seven islands SB 7.4.16
sapta-dvipa-vati-patih—Mandhata, who was the King of the entire world, consisting of seven islands SB 9.6.47
tat-dvipa-adhipatih—the master of that island SB 5.20.9
tat-dvipa-madhye—within that island SB 5.20.30
tat-dvipa-patih—the master of that island SB 5.20.14
tat-dvipa-akhya-karah—giving the island its name SB 5.20.13