Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: matram

  matram—only    SB 1.12.8, SB 3.32.26, SB 5.3.8, Madhya 20.147-148, Madhya 25.36
  matram—that sac-cid-ananda transcendental body    SB 5.19.4
  matram—for a moment    SB 6.11.5
  matram—an insignificant portion only    SB 3.11.28

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: matram

  cit-matram—completely spiritual    SB 4.7.26, SB 7.12.31
  ananda-matram—impersonal Brahman effulgence    SB 3.9.3, Antya 5.124-125
  acira-matram—temporarily    SB 3.15.18
  bhuta-matram—the five gross material elements and the sense objects (form, taste, sound and so on)    SB 6.4.25
  sabda-matram—the subtle element sound    SB 3.26.32
  sakti-matram—to our ability.    SB 8.7.34
  drsta-matram—being only seen    Madhya 24.349
  gandha-matram—the subtle element odor    SB 3.26.44
  go-dohana-matram—only for the time of milking the cow    SB 1.4.8
  isu-matram—an arrow’s flight    SB 6.9.13-17
  jata-matram—the newborn child    SB 10.4.8
  kakinika-matram—a very small amount (twenty cowries)    SB 5.14.26
  maya-matram—only illusion    SB 7.13.5
  nimitta-matram—just become the cause    Bg 11.33
  nimitta-matram—remote cause    SB 4.11.17
  pratibodha-matram—a consciousness opposed to the material counterpart    SB 2.7.47
  pradesa-matram—a synopsis only    SB 1.5.20
  pradesa-matram—measuring only eight inches    SB 2.2.8
  pradesa-matram—with the measurement of six inches    Madhya 24.156
  paniya-matram—only the drinking water    SB 9.21.10
  rasa-matram—the subtle element taste    SB 3.26.41
  samjnana-matram—only the consciousness of the living entities    SB 6.4.47
  satta-matram—the original substance, the cause of everything    SB 10.3.24
  tat-matram—sense perception    SB 3.5.34
  tat-matram—the same as    SB 3.10.12
  ananda-matram—simply blissful    SB 4.9.16
  ananda-matram—always in transcendental bliss    SB 8.12.7