Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: jam
atma-jam—his own son SB 1.7.8, SB 1.18.41, SB 4.16.13, SB 5.8.27
atma-jam—his son SB 4.9.37, SB 5.1.22
atma-jam—a son. SB 6.14.30, SB 9.1.35
adharma-jam—produced from irreligious actions SB 6.2.17
agra-jam—his elder brother (King Dhrtarastra) SB 3.20.2
anga-jam—his son SB 4.9.42-43
anga-jam—dirty things or infections of the body SB 5.18.11
ajnana-jam—due to ignorance Bg 10.11
ajnana-jam—products of ignorance Bg 14.8
aruna-murdha-jam—whose hair was the color of copper SB 10.6.15-17
bhuta-jam—because of other living entities SB 7.15.24
deha-vak-buddhi-jam—performed by the body, words and intelligence SB 6.1.13-14
jala jam—a conchshell (which is born in water) SB 8.15.6
jala-jam—the conchshell SB 8.15.23
jarayu-jam—one born from a womb SB 5.18.32
kamsa-jam—because of Kamsa SB 10.2.6
karma-jam—because of fruitive activities Bg 2.51
karma-jam—caused by activities SB 6.2.36-37
kaumara-jam karma—performed during their kaumara age (the age of five years) SB 10.12.37
kala-jam—born of time. SB 6.6.9
laksmana-agra-jam—the elder brother of Laksmana SB 5.19.1
manasi-jam—which is simply a mental concoction (actually there is no happiness) SB 7.9.45
moha-jam—born of ignorance SB 7.2.42
moha-jam—produced from illusory knowledge SB 7.7.19-20
panka-jam—filled with lotus flowers SB 8.2.14-19
prasada-jam—satisfactory. Bg 18.36-37
prathama-jam—the first-born baby SB 10.1.57
priya-sanga-jam—produced from meeting her beloved. Madhya 14.187
saha-jam—born simultaneously Bg 18.48
sankalpa-jam—the desired result SB 4.9.27
sparsa-jam—derived by touch sensation SB 4.9.9
sva-bhava-jam—born from one’s own modes of nature SB 7.11.32
sveda-jam—one born from perspiration SB 5.18.32
tat-kala-jam—born at that time SB 5.23.9
tvat-anga-jam—produced from your body. SB 4.4.23
uta-jam—made of grass SB 7.12.20
vipaka-jam—obtained as a result SB 4.29.54
yat-anga-jam—the daughter of whom SB 4.4.30
atma-jam—produced from himself. SB 4.15.19
atma-jam—sufferings due to the body and mind SB 7.15.24
atma-jam—as her own son, born of her body. Madhya 19.204
atma-jam—her own son, born out of her body. Antya 7.33
atma-jam—his own daughter SB 3.21.27
atma-jam—the earth SB 4.23.1-3