hasta—hand Adi 12.25, Madhya 12.148, Madhya 13.91, Madhya 20.222
hasta—like hands SB 4.9.6
hasta—of His hand SB 4.20.22
hasta—from the hands SB 7.8.26
hasta—Hasta SB 9.24.49
hasta—cubits Adi 3.42
hasta—the hands Madhya 2.13
hasta—the hand Madhya 8.284
hasta—of the hand Madhya 13.97
hasta—arms Antya 14.65-66
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: hasta
sire hasta dhari—keeping His hand on their heads. Madhya 3.14
sri-hasta—his hand Antya 18.61
sri-hasta carana—the palm and the sole Adi 14.16
sri-hasta-sparse—by the touch of the transcendental hand of Lord Caitanya Madhya 13.31
sri-hasta-yuge—with His two arms Madhya 13.117
hasta dharila—caught the hand Antya 6.204
hasta diya—placing His hand. Madhya 11.137
hasta diya—keeping His hand. Madhya 15.273
hasta diya—putting their hands Antya 2.126
hasta hale—my hands tremble Antya 20.93
hasta tuli—raising the arms Madhya 13.120
hasta tuli—raising His hands Antya 12.128
hasta-agrahye—when the destination is out of the reach of His hands SB 10.8.30
hasta-grahah—he who accepted my hand SB 9.18.20-21
hasta-grahah—husband SB 9.18.22
hasta-grhita-padmaya—taking a lotus flower in the hand SB 4.8.23
hasta-muktah—freed from the clutches of the Lord SB 7.8.27
hasta-pada—the arms and legs Antya 17.16
hasta-pada—arm and leg Antya 18.52
hasta-pada-anguli—fingers and toes Antya 3.210
hasta-pada—arms and legs Antya 14.65-66
hasta-pada—the arms and legs Antya 17.21
hasta-padau—hands and legs SB 4.29.15
hasta-stham—while still in the hand of Bali SB 8.10.43
hasta-trayam—three cubits SB 8.24.19
hasta-yuga—His two arms Madhya 13.51
hasta-yuktanam—of the animals with hands, like the tigers SB 6.4.9
pada-hasta—legs and hands Madhya 13.107
sva-hasta—own hand Antya 6.301
sva-hasta-calane—moving His own hand. Madhya 21.135