madhu—Madhu SB 1.11.11, SB 1.14.25
madhu—the honey SB 6.3.33, Madhya 8.180
madhu—sweethearts SB 1.16.35
madhu—honey. SB 1.18.12
madhu—fragrant, laden with honey SB 3.15.17
madhu—sweet SB 4.18.17
madhu—sweet to hear SB 4.22.17
madhu—sweetness SB 4.24.64
madhu—of honey SB 4.29.54
madhu—by honey SB 5.17.20
madhu—nectar SB 6.1.58-60
madhu—drinking liquor or honey SB 7.12.12
madhu—and by the Madhus SB 9.24.63-64
madhu—by the honey Adi 11.1
madhu—sweet. Madhya 24.215
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: madhu
madhu-sudanah—the killer of the Madhu demon. SB 9.24.60, Adi 4.116
ati-madhu—extraordinarily sweet Madhya 21.135
kama-madhu-lavan—little drops of honeylike sense gratification SB 5.14.22
madhu-asru—tears in the form of honey Madhya 17.200
madhu-bhit—of the killer of the Madhu demon SB 4.29.39-40
madhu-bhuk—enjoying sex life SB 4.27.18
madhu-cyut—sweet to hear SB 1.19.22
madhu-cyutam—like pouring honey SB 4.12.28
madhu-cyutah—dropping honey. SB 4.19.8
madhu-dharah—flows of honey SB 5.16.22
madhu-dharah—showers of honey Madhya 8.276
madhu-dharah—showers Madhya 24.208
madhu-dvisah—of the enemy of Madhu (Sri Krsna) SB 1.10.32
madhu-dvisah—the enemy of the Madhu asura SB 3.7.19
madhu-dvisah—the killer of the Madhu demon. SB 3.32.18
madhu-dvisah—of the Lord (the enemy of Madhu) SB 4.12.21
madhu-dvisah—of the Lord SB 4.22.20
madhu-dvisah—of Visnu, the slayer of the Madhu demon SB 7.1.38
madhu-dvit—of Lord Krsna, who killed the demon Madhu SB 5.14.44
madhu-dvit—of the killer of the demon Madhu Madhya 9.269
madhu-gandhena—with the scent of honey SB 4.2.25
madhu-gandhi—the fragrance of honey Madhya 23.35
madhu-ha—named Madhusudana SB 6.8.21
madhu-ha—the killer of the demon Madhu SB 10.6.22-23
madhu-kaitabha-akhyau—known as Madhu and Kaitabha SB 7.9.37
madhu-karah—the bumblebee SB 4.18.2
madhu-kulya—Madhukulya SB 5.20.15
madhu-lavaih—with drops of honey (happiness) SB 7.9.25
madhu-mathana—O killer of the Madhu demon SB 6.9.39
madhu-mise—by the oozing of honey Antya 16.148
madhu-madhavau—flowers and fruits produced during spring, or in the months of Caitra and Vaisakha. SB 8.8.11
madhu-pa—and bumble bees Adi 2.2
madhu-pate—O Lord of Madhu SB 1.8.42
madhu-patih—the master of Madhu (Krsna) SB 1.10.18
madhu-puspitayam—in the flowery Vedic language describing the results of ritualistic performances SB 6.3.25
madhu-puri—the transcendental city known as Mathura NoI 9
madhu-purira—of Mathura Madhya 17.187
madhu-puryam—in the city of Mathura Adi 6.68
madhu-pana—drinking of the honey Adi 17.238
madhu-pane—in drinking the honey. Madhya 12.214
madhu-ripu—of Krsna, the enemy of the Madhu demon Madhya 19.165
madhu-ripuh—the enemy of the demon Madhu Madhya 2.36
madhu-ruhah—Madhuruha SB 5.20.21
madhu-smita—sweet smiling Antya 15.71
madhu-sudana—Madhusudana Madhya 20.196
madhu-sudanah—the killer of the demon Madhu SB 3.24.6
madhu-sudanah—the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who is known as Madhusudana, the killer of the demon Madhu SB 8.12.37
madhu-udyane—in the garden known as Jagannatha-vallabha Antya 19.1
madhu-vana—Madhuvana Madhya 17.193
madhu-vanam—of the name Madhuvana SB 4.8.42
madhu-vat—as good as honey (“money is honey”) SB 7.13.36
madhu-vrata—of bees always hankering for honey SB 8.18.3
madhu-vrata—of bees SB 8.20.32-33
madhu-vrata-sriya—sweet sound in beauty SB 3.8.31
madhu-vrata-pateh—of the king of the bees SB 3.16.20
madhu-vrataih—with bumblebees. SB 4.9.63
madhu-vrataih—with bees SB 8.15.12
madhu-vratam—with bees. SB 3.33.18
madhu-vratat—from the bumblebee SB 7.13.36
madhu-vratah—the bumblebees Antya 1.159
madhu-amada—intoxication by drinking SB 3.3.15
madhu-asavena—and the honey SB 5.25.7
madhu-kari—as collected by the bees Madhya 15.243
madhu-kari—begging little by little like honeybees Madhya 19.128
sei madhu—that ambrosia Madhya 21.140
sphita-madhu-vratani—having many maddened bumblebees Antya 1.159
tara madhu—the honey collected from those lotus flowers Madhya 25.273