Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: mani

  mani—I accept.    Adi 4.62, Adi 17.170, Madhya 3.185, Madhya 6.54, Madhya 6.59, Madhya 8.155, Madhya 13.137, Madhya 16.167, Madhya 20.64, Antya 7.133
  mani—I consider    Adi 16.102, Antya 5.35-36, Antya 7.128
  mani—I consider.    Madhya 21.127, Madhya 24.95
  mani—I accept    Adi 5.127, Madhya 19.214
  mani—notice    Madhya 15.177
  mani—we accept.    Adi 7.136
  mani—accept    Adi 7.140
  mani—we can understand.    Madhya 24.129
  mani—we accept    Madhya 8.249
  mani—we consider.    Adi 3.7
  mani—accepting    Madhya 2.71
  mani—consider    Antya 7.124

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: mani

  mani'—accepting    Adi 5.177, Adi 10.140, Madhya 6.175, Madhya 22.140, Antya 16.148, Antya 19.33
  mani'—accepting.    Adi 7.55, Adi 17.168, Madhya 9.98
  bhaya mani—I am afraid.    Antya 10.96
  duhkha nahi mani—I do not feel unhappiness.    Antya 3.133
  kari mani—we accept.    Madhya 6.159
  kari mani—accepting such    Adi 7.15
  kari' mani—I accept.    Madhya 9.158
  kari' mani—we accept    Adi 8.9
  mayika kari' mani—accept as made of the external energy, maya    Madhya 25.35
  na mani—not accepting    Adi 5.177
  na mani—I do not accept    Antya 7.85
  nahi mani—I do not think it is.    Antya 7.157
  nahi mani ami—I do not accept.    Antya 4.181
  prabhu-ajna mani'—accepting the order of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.    Antya 1.127
  satya mani—I accept as true.    Madhya 10.17
  satya mani—we can accept as truth.    Madhya 25.56
  satya mani—I admit as truth    Madhya 25.28
  satya mani'—taking as a fact    Antya 17.33
  taha nahi mani—not accepting that    Madhya 25.34
  tai satya mani—I accept that as truth.    Madhya 20.100
  visnu mani—accepting as Lord Visnu or the Personality of Godhead    Madhya 25.78
  ami mani—I accept.    Antya 6.194
  sastra-vakye mani—one has to accept according to the description of revealed scriptures.    Madhya 20.352
  rni mani'—considering very indebted    Madhya 13.148


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: mani

  mani—pearls    SB 2.9.11, SB 4.24.47, SB 4.24.48, SB 4.24.47-48, SB 10.12.4
  mani—the touchstone    Adi 7.126, Madhya 6.171
  mani—of jewels    SB 3.21.52, SB 3.21.53, SB 3.21.54, SB 3.21.52-54
  mani—jewels    SB 4.6.10
  mani—gemlike    SB 3.23.50
  mani—made of jewels    SB 10.5.11
  mani—with small gems    SB 8.2.8
  mani—rubies    SB 3.15.44
  mani—the jewels    Madhya 21.93-94
  mani—of precious stones    SB 3.23.13

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: mani

  amrta-mani—the Kaustubha gem    SB 5.3.3
  cinta-mani—the touchstone    Madhya 8.165
  dhrta-mani-ganam—because of being decorated with valuable jewels    SB 10.8.30
  gaura-mani—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.    Madhya 9.252
  harin-mani—of emeralds    Antya 1.165
  harit-mani—like emeralds    SB 3.28.25
  harit-mani—of indranila gems    Antya 15.78
  kaustubha-mani—the jewel known as Kaustubha-mani    Madhya 4.193
  mahendra-mani—of jewels of the name mahendra-mani    Antya 1.168
  mahendra-mani-dama—a necklace of indranila gems    Antya 16.74
  maha-mani-kiritena—with a helmet bedecked with valuable jewels    SB 8.6.3, SB 8.6.4, SB 8.6.5, SB 8.6.6, SB 8.6.7, SB 8.6.3-7
  marakata-mani-laksaih—with countless emeralds    Antya 1.167
  mani-gana—jewels    Adi 5.118
  mani-gana-amsukaih—by various effulgent and valuable stones    SB 9.11.31, SB 9.11.32, SB 9.11.33, SB 9.11.34, SB 9.11.31-34
  mani-ganah—pearls    Bg 7.7
  mani-grivah—His neck decorated with the Kaustubha jewel    SB 4.30.5
  mani-hema-ketubhih—with flags made with pearls and gold    SB 8.15.20
  mani-mayaih—made of pearls    SB 8.15.16
  mani-pradipah—lamps made of jewels    SB 4.9.62
  mani-praveka—glowing effulgence of the valuable stones    SB 3.8.6
  mani-pithe—between the gems and the lotus feet or the throne    Madhya 21.95
  mani-su-darpana—glowing gems    Madhya 21.127
  mani-sanda—like gems    SB 5.25.4
  nana-mani-pravara—of valuable gems    SB 5.24.9
  sparsa-mani—the touchstone    Madhya 6.279
  sparsa-mani—touchstone    Madhya 2.34
  su-mrsta-mani-kundalah—whose earrings were well polished and made of pearls    SB 8.8.33
  tumi hao sparsa-mani—you are certainly a touchstone.    Madhya 24.277
  ujjvala-nila-mani—Ujjvala-nilamani    Antya 4.224


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: mani

  mani—thinking yourself very important    SB 4.29.49
  mani—thinking himself to be    SB 7.7.41

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: mani

  pandita-mani—a person honored by the learned scholars    Antya 5.142
  pandita-mani—considering yourself very learned    SB 8.20.15