snana—bath SB 1.10.28, SB 1.16.22, SB 4.26.11, Adi 7.158, Madhya 4.61, Madhya 4.62, Madhya 7.23, Madhya 7.91, Madhya 7.134, Madhya 8.14 (and more...)
snana—taking bath SB 4.24.58, Adi 10.101
snana—by the bathing SB 4.6.22
snana—water for bathing SB 6.19.7
snana—bathing places SB 9.6.45-46
snana—bathing. Adi 14.75
snana—bath. Madhya 8.12
snana—the bath Madhya 8.168
snana—bathed. Madhya 16.106
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: snana
snana kari—taking a bath Madhya 4.23, Madhya 9.87, Madhya 9.219, Madhya 9.310, Madhya 14.70, Madhya 18.21
snana kari—bathing Madhya 9.180, Madhya 9.197, Madhya 9.234, Madhya 9.303
ganga-snana—bath in the Ganges Adi 13.100, Adi 14.49, Adi 14.62
snana kari—after bathing Madhya 9.80, Antya 14.79, Antya 19.102
snana-yatra—the bathing ceremony of Lord Jagannatha Madhya 1.121, Madhya 11.60, Madhya 11.62
kare snana—takes a bath Madhya 18.10, Antya 16.146
samudra-snana—a bath in the sea Madhya 1.62, Madhya 6.40
snana kari—taking bath Madhya 16.114-115, Madhya 17.193
snana kari—after taking his bath Antya 1.82, Antya 14.117
avabhrtha-snana—by bathing after finishing the sacrifice SB 9.16.23
cira-ghate snana—bathing at Cira-ghata Madhya 18.75
dhanuh-tirthe snana—bathing at the holy place known as Dhanustirtha Madhya 9.199
ganga snana—bathing in the Ganges Antya 6.126
ganga-snana—a bath in the Ganges Adi 17.54
ganga-snana—taking bath in the Ganges Adi 17.120
ganga-snana paiye—we can take bath in the Ganges. Madhya 18.150
kaila snana—took a bath Madhya 16.119
kaila snana—took a bath. Madhya 18.5
kaila snana—performed bathing Madhya 18.35
kara sindhu-snana—bathe in the sea Antya 6.208
kare ganga-snana—was taking his bath in the Ganges Madhya 17.83
kari ganga-snana—having taken bath in the Ganges Madhya 18.144
karila snana—took a bath Antya 11.71
karana snana—bathes them Antya 5.17
kesi snana kari—after taking his bath at the place known as Kesi-tirtha Madhya 18.83
madhyahna-snana—afternoon bath Madhya 17.82
maha-snana—a vast bath with ghee and water Madhya 4.61
makara-snana kaila—bathed during the festival of Makara, or Magha-mela. Madhya 18.222
nadi snana—bathing in the river Madhya 17.30
nadi-snana—bathing in the river. Madhya 20.21
panca-nade snana kari—taking His bath in the Ganges, called the Panca-nada Madhya 25.60
prayaga-snana—bathing at Prayaga Madhya 18.145
pratah-snana—morning bath Madhya 4.47
pratah-snana—bathing early in the morning. Madhya 13.4
pratah-snana kaila—took His morning bath Madhya 18.155
samudra-snana—bathing in the sea Madhya 11.183
samudra-snana—bath in the sea Antya 1.80
samudra-snana kari—after bathing in the sea Madhya 11.197
sandhya snana kari—after taking an evening bath Madhya 14.241
sarva-tirthe snana—bathing in all the holy places of pilgrimage Madhya 11.190
snana bhojana kara—take your bath and take prasada Antya 2.140
snana bhojana karana—inducing to bathe and take prasada Antya 2.141
snana darsana kari—finishing his bathing and seeing of Lord Jagannatha Madhya 15.295
snana kaila—took a bath Madhya 5.141
snana kaila—took a bath Madhya 18.71
snana kara—take your bath Madhya 15.288
snana kari—taking his bath before entering the Deity room Madhya 4.130
snana kari—taking my bath Madhya 15.293
snana kari—taking his bath Antya 12.123
snana kariba—I shall bathe Madhya 16.114-115
snana karibare—for bathing Madhya 12.151
snana karila—took a bath Antya 6.211
snana kariya—taking a bath Madhya 18.58
snana karaila—bathed Antya 11.64
snana karana—bathing Him Antya 15.93
snana karana—causing to bathe Antya 18.119
snana-artham—for bathing SB 5.17.9
snana-bhiksa-adi—bathing and accepting food Madhya 17.228-229
snana-bhoga—bathing and offering food Madhya 14.62
snana-saucabhyam—by bathing (the body becomes purified) and by cleansing (unclean things become purified) SB 10.5.4
snana-dine—on the day of bathing Adi 13.118
snana-krt—one who takes a bath Madhya 18.12
snana-krtya—the daily duty of bathing Madhya 8.55
snana-krtya kaila—took His bath Madhya 16.123
snana-yatra—the bathing ceremony Madhya 1.133
snana-yatra-dine—on the day of the bathing ceremony of Lord Jagannatha Madhya 11.61
snana-adi karaya—he performs their bathing and so on Antya 5.39
snana-adi-tarpana—bathing and offering oblations, etc. Madhya 8.15
snana-adibhih—by bathing in and so on SB 5.24.13
tat-snana—by the bathing of them (the damsels of the heavenly planets) SB 4.6.26
veni-snana—bathing in the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna Madhya 17.149