Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: panca
panca—five Bg 13.6-7, Bg 18.13-14, Bg 18.15, SB 1.6.8, SB 1.8.12, SB 1.15.22-23, SB 1.17.40, SB 3.2.2, SB 3.10.23, SB 3.11.7 (and more...)
panca—five Adi 7.27, Madhya 2.22, Antya 15.18
panca—all five Madhya 8.87, Antya 15.15
panca—the five SB 2.9.17
panca—the five objects of the senses (sound, form, touch, aroma and taste) SB 6.1.50
panca—five different varieties of products from the cow, namely milk, yogurt, clarified butter, cow dung and cow urine SB 8.8.11
panca—five sons SB 9.21.31-33
panca—the fifth Adi 1.26
panca—five pots Madhya 4.206
panca—all five qualities Madhya 19.233
panca—five men Antya 15.17
panca-sata—five or seven Adi 17.203, Madhya 8.51-52, Madhya 9.293, Madhya 14.37, Madhya 15.73, Madhya 16.111, Madhya 16.177
panca-sata—five to seven. Madhya 16.226, Madhya 17.37, Antya 18.52
dasa panca—fifteen SB 3.11.7, SB 3.11.8
dina panca-sata—five or seven days Madhya 1.232, Antya 12.77
panca sloke—in five verses Adi 1.27, Adi 6.3
panca-dasa—fifteen SB 3.11.10, Antya 6.151
panca-jana—five persons Madhya 13.36, Antya 9.140
panca-panca—of five multiplied by five (twenty-five) SB 6.5.6-8, SB 6.5.6-8
panca-putra—five sons Madhya 10.53, Madhya 10.55
panca-tattva-atmakam—comprehending the five transcendental subject matters Adi 1.14, Adi 7.6
panca-tattvera—of the Panca-tattva Adi 1.28, Adi 7.168
panca-varsah—five years old SB 4.11.28, SB 4.12.23
panca-vimsatih—twenty-five. SB 5.20.43, SB 9.6.5
panca-vidha—five kinds of Madhya 3.46, Madhya 9.267
bhakta panca jana—five devotees. Madhya 25.178
dina panca—five days Madhya 25.177
dina panca-dasa—fifteen days Madhya 15.190
dina panca—five days Madhya 7.54
dina-panca-sata—five or seven days Madhya 10.59
ei panca—these five kinds of transcendental mellow Madhya 23.46
ei panca anga—these five limbs Madhya 22.129
ei panca-dose—by the above-mentioned five faults Adi 16.68
hata panca-chaya—five to six cubits (one cubit equals about a foot and a half) Antya 14.64
jana panca-sata—five to seven men Madhya 4.71
jana-panca—five brahmanas Madhya 4.69
krsna-rasa-panca-adhyaya—the five chapters in the Tenth Canto of Srimad-Bhagavatam in which Lord Krsna's pastimes of the rasa dance are described Madhya 11.56
karya panca-sata—five to seven different purposes. Antya 2.169
sat-panca-varsah—five or six years old SB 4.12.43
panca dine—for five days. Antya 6.213
panca guna—five kinds of transcendental qualities. Madhya 19.232
panca jana—these five persons. Madhya 25.179
panca parakara—five categories Madhya 19.183-184
panca parakara—five varieties Madhya 23.45
panca rasa—five kinds of transcendental mellow Madhya 23.46
panca vrtti—five meanings Madhya 6.275
panca atmarama—five kinds of atmaramas Madhya 24.149
panca-asvam—five horses SB 4.26.1-3
panca-amrte—in a preparation made with five palatable foods Madhya 4.61
panca-apsara-tirthe—to Pancapsara-tirtha Madhya 9.279
panca-bhuta—five gross elements SB 3.31.14
panca-bhuta—the five material elements Madhya 25.125
panca-sara—of Cupid, the master of the five arrows of the senses Madhya 21.107
panca-sata loka—five hundred men Madhya 12.154-155
panca-satesu—five hundred SB 9.15.33
panca-satani—five hundred SB 9.17.12
panca-sloke—in five verses Adi 5.3
panca-dasa dina—fifteen days Madhya 13.23
panca-dasa-krosa—about thirty miles Antya 6.174
panca-dasabhih—with fifteen SB 8.11.23
panca-dirghah—five large Adi 14.15
panca-dike—in five directions Antya 15.9
panca-dina—continuously for five days Madhya 1.151
panca-gavya—in five kinds of products from the cow Madhya 4.61
panca-grasa—five morsels. Madhya 3.76
panca-guna—five attributes Antya 15.8
panca-guna—the five attributes Antya 15.9
panca-gune—five attributes Antya 15.8
panca-gunah—five qualities Madhya 23.78
panca-hayanah—only five years old. SB 7.5.36
panca-indriya—five senses Antya 14.49
panca-indriya—of the five senses Antya 15.8
panca-indriya-gana—five senses of perception Antya 15.16
panca-indriya-akarsana—the attraction of the five senses Antya 20.127
panca-indriyani—the five senses Antya 15.14
panca-jana—the region of the departed souls SB 3.3.2
panca-jana—five men Antya 15.15
panca-jane—the five members of the Panca-tattva Adi 7.28
panca-jane—to five men Madhya 4.207
panca-janara—of five men Antya 11.82
panca-ksira—five pots of sweet rice Madhya 4.207
panca-kala—five times Madhya 24.334
panca-laksa—500,000 Madhya 20.322
panca-madhye—out of the five Madhya 24.194
panca-mukha—five faced. Madhya 15.118
panca-mukha—five-mouthed. Antya 1.105
panca-mukha—as if possessing five mouths Antya 11.51
panca-mukhe—as if speaking with five mouths Antya 3.175
panca-mukhah—having five hoods SB 5.26.33
panca-nade snana kari—taking His bath in the Ganges, called the Panca-nada Madhya 25.60
panca-sastih—sixty-five SB 9.24.10-11
panca-sat-dha—five or six years SB 7.1.37
panca-sasu—five or six SB 10.13.28
panca-pancasata—fifty-five SB 9.20.24-26
panca-parakara—of five different varieties Madhya 6.266
panca-parvanam—five varieties SB 3.20.18
panca-prabandhe—in five chapters Adi 17.329
panca-putra-sahite—with five sons Antya 9.128
panca-pandava—five Pandavas Madhya 10.53
panca-pandave—the five Pandavas Antya 9.131
panca-rasa—five direct transcendental mellows Madhya 19.188
panca-rasera—of five transcendental mellows Adi 17.329
panca-roga-pida-vyakula—always disturbed by five kinds of disease Antya 20.94
panca-rupa dhari—accepting five bodies Adi 5.8
panca-ratrena—by the fifth night SB 3.31.2
panca-sahasra callisa—5,040 avataras. Madhya 20.321
panca-sahasra-sargah—procreation of five thousand SB 9.6.52
panca-suksmah—five fine Adi 14.15
panca-tapah—five kinds of heating SB 4.23.6
panca-tattva—these five tattvas Adi 7.4
panca-tattva—the same five subjects Adi 7.4
panca-tattva—the five subjects Adi 7.5
panca-tattva—five truths Adi 7.20-21
panca-tattva—the five tattvas Adi 17.320
panca-tattva-rupe—the Lord in His five forms Adi 7.163
panca-tattva-akhyane—in describing the glories of the Panca-tattva (Sri Krsna Caitanya, Prabhu Nityananda, Sri Advaita, Gadadhara and Srivasa) Madhya 25.16
panca-tattvera—of the five truths Adi 6.119
panca-tattvera—of the five tattvas (truths) Adi 17.320
panca-varsah—although the boy is five years old SB 4.8.65
panca-varsah—at the age of five years SB 4.12.42
panca-vimsa—O twenty-fifth principle (the controller of the other twenty-four elements). SB 7.8.52
panca-vimsakah—the twenty-fifth. SB 3.26.15
panca-vimsati—twenty-five SB 6.5.17
panca-vimsati paricchede—in the Twenty-fifth Chapter Madhya 25.262
panca-vimse—in the Twenty-fifth Chapter Madhya 25.261
panca-vidha mukti—five kinds of liberation Madhya 9.257
panca-vidha rasa—five kinds of mellows Madhya 23.53
panca-vidha-bhakte—in five kinds of devotees Madhya 19.187
panca-vidham—five SB 4.7.41
panca-vidham—the five sense objects SB 4.29.74
panca-vidhah—the five material elements SB 3.32.29
panca-vidhah—consisting of five senses for acquiring knowledge (the eyes, ears, nose, tongue and touch) SB 10.2.27
panca-vidha-akara—five varieties. Madhya 24.28
panca-vrttih—having five processes SB 4.29.6
panca-yajnah—the five kinds of sacrifice SB 5.26.18
panca-aramam—five gardens SB 4.28.56
panca-atmakam—five elements SB 4.22.26
panca chaya—five or six kinds. Madhya 15.214
panca chaya—five or six Madhya 25.204
panca dike—in five directions Antya 15.17
panca ganda kari—at the price of five gandas Madhya 15.70
panca sahasra—five thousand Madhya 20.8
panca sate—five or seven Antya 6.56
panca-bhautikah—body made of five material elements. SB 1.6.28
panca-bhautikah—made of the five elements SB 1.13.46
panca-bana—five arrows of Cupid Madhya 8.194
panca-chaya—five or six Madhya 3.49
panca-chaya jane—five or six men. Madhya 16.276
panca-dike—in five directions Antya 15.15
panca-dina—to five days Madhya 15.192
panca-dina—for five days Madhya 15.192
panca-dina—five days Madhya 15.194
panca-gandara—of five gandas Antya 9.40
panca-gandara vyanjana—vegetables costing five gandas (one ganda equals four kaudis). Antya 8.53
panca-sata—five or seven men. Madhya 11.108
panca-sata—five to seven different kinds Madhya 15.54-55
panca-sata—five days or at the most a week Madhya 19.251
panca-sata dine—five to seven days. Madhya 9.329
panca-sata jana—five or seven persons Madhya 17.58
tumi panca—you five Antya 9.141