punya—piety SB 3.1.17, SB 3.1.18, Adi 9.44
punya—pious activity Madhya 20.8, Madhya 20.28
punya—pious activities SB 4.21.11, Antya 16.100
punya—sanctified SB 3.16.21
punya—virtue SB 1.10.27
punya—virtuous SB 1.1.16
punya—virtues SB 1.2.17
punya—of reactions of pious activities SB 4.12.13
punya—piety. Adi 17.249
punya—of the results of pious activities SB 5.17.11
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: punya
punya-janan—the Yaksas SB 4.11.7, SB 4.11.33
krta-punya-punjah—all these boys, who had accumulated the results of life after life of pious activities. SB 10.12.7, SB 10.12.8, SB 10.12.9, SB 10.12.10, SB 10.12.11, SB 10.12.7-11
punya kare—acts piously Antya 16.131
punya ksaya—destruction of piety Adi 5.206
punya lagi'—simply for pious activity Madhya 20.31
punya-adri—there are nice mountains SB 10.11.28
punya-aranya—of a sacred forest SB 5.8.29
punya-bandhuh—highly pious SB 6.5.31
punya-gandha-vahah—which was full of fragrance SB 10.3.1, SB 10.3.2, SB 10.3.3, SB 10.3.4, SB 10.3.5, SB 10.3.1-5
punya-jana—of the Yaksas SB 4.10.14
punya-jana—of higher living entities SB 9.3.35
punya-jana-vadhunam—who are wives of the most pious Yaksas SB 5.16.18
punya-jana-alayam—to the city of the Yaksas. SB 4.10.4
punya-janena—by a Yaksa SB 4.10.3
punya-janan—pious persons SB 2.3.8
punya-janah—the Yaksas SB 4.11.4
punya-karmanam—of the past. Bg 18.71
punya-kirtayah—persons of whom it is glorious to hear. SB 9.14.1
punya-kirteh—celebrated for virtuous activities SB 4.8.6
punya-kirtinam—who were all pious and celebrated SB 9.1.5
punya-krtam—of those who performed pious activities Bg 6.41
punya-lesah—fragment of pious acts. SB 3.1.9
punya-mandala—of groups of pious activities Antya 1.138
punya-phalam—the result of pious work Bg 8.28
punya-phale—as the fruit of pious activities Madhya 7.47
punya-punja-phale—by the result of many pious activities Madhya 21.132
punya-tamam—most sacred SB 3.33.31
punya-tamah—the most sacred SB 7.14.27, SB 7.14.28, SB 7.14.27-28
punya-tamah—extremely sacred SB 7.14.30, SB 7.14.31, SB 7.14.32, SB 7.14.33, SB 7.14.30-33
punya-tirtha—those who are cleansed of all vice SB 1.2.16
punya-udayena—means of pious activities. Antya 1.163
punya-sloka—of the devotees SB 3.28.18
punya-sloka-idya-karmanam—whose pious activities are praised by all great souls. SB 6.10.5
punya-slokaih—by famous persons who are celebrated as pious SB 6.10.9
punya-slokasya—of the Personality of Godhead SB 1.14.6
punya-slokasya—of the great pious king SB 1.8.32
punya-slokasya—of one whose glories are sung by Vedic hymns SB 1.14.1
punya-slokasya—of sacred renown SB 4.12.48
punya-slokah—very pious and advanced in spiritual consciousness SB 5.24.18
punya-slokan—extremely pious SB 8.4.17, SB 8.4.18, SB 8.4.19, SB 8.4.20, SB 8.4.21, SB 8.4.22, SB 8.4.23, SB 8.4.24, SB 8.4.17-24
punya-slokan—pious by the very name SB 1.12.18
punya-slokanam—of pious reputation SB 3.19.34
punya-sravah—by hearing which SB 4.22.22
punya-sravana-kirtanah—He is simply worshiped by hearing and chanting, by which one becomes purified. SB 9.3.34
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: punya
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: punya