Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: adayah

  adayah—and others    SB 1.9.2, SB 3.1.35, SB 3.10.25, SB 3.10.28, SB 3.10.29, SB 3.10.28-29, SB 3.11.30, SB 4.12.25, SB 7.2.4, SB 7.2.5, SB 7.2.4-5, SB 8.1.4, SB 8.1.20, SB 8.5.3 (and more...)
  adayah—and so on    SB 3.26.56, SB 3.30.13, SB 3.30.34, SB 5.16.25, SB 5.16.26, SB 5.24.13, SB 5.24.31, SB 7.7.44, SB 7.13.34, SB 8.5.2 (and more...)
  adayah—and so on.    SB 5.14.27, SB. 6.3.19, SB 8.13.28
  adayah—etc.    SB 1.14.31, SB 4.12.31
  adayah—and others.    SB 1.9.8, SB 9.16.36
  adayah—headed by    SB 1.14.28, SB 1.14.29, SB 1.14.28-29, SB 8.7.14
  adayah—and other creatures    SB 3.31.27
  adayah—all of them surrounding Lord Indra.    SB 8.10.26
  adayah—others    SB 1.2.19
  adayah—and such others    SB 1.9.8
  adayah—such persons    SB 8.13.27
  adayah—all these together    SB 5.6.5

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: adayah

  sanaka-adayah—headed by Sanaka    SB 3.15.12, SB 4.19.6, SB 4.29.42, SB 4.29.43, SB 4.29.44, SB 4.29.42-44
  ahimsa-adayah—nonviolence and others    Madhya 22.147, Madhya 24.273
  brahma-adayah—Brahma and others    SB 4.1.54, SB 4.1.55, SB 4.1.54-55, SB 4.4.16
  brahma-adayah—beginning from Lord Brahma    SB 6.9.21, SB 7.8.7
  khasa-adayah—Khasas and others    Madhya 24.179, Madhya 24.209
  manu-adayah—the Manus and others    SB 8.14.1, SB 8.14.3
  mrga-adayah—and animals    SB 10.13.60, Madhya 17.39
  nanda-adayah—headed by Nanda Maharaja    SB 10.6.31, SB 10.11.1
  agnisvatta-adayah—headed by Agnisvatta    SB 5.26.5
  aila-adayah—headed by Aila (Pururava)    SB 9.14.1
  airavana-adayah—headed by Airavana    SB 8.8.5
  aja-adayah—the demigods, headed by Lord Brahma    SB 7.8.15
  aja-adayah—Brahma and others    SB 3.19.27
  alarka-adayah—Alarka and other sons    SB 9.17.6
  andhaka-adayah—and others, like the sons of Andhaka    SB 3.3.25
  aruna adayah—a special rank of rajarsis    SB 1.19.11
  aruna-adayah—headed by Aruna.    SB 8.13.25
  asmat-adayah—including ourselves (Narada and others also glorified Hiranyakasipu)    SB 7.4.14
  asmat-adayah—persons like us    SB 2.6.38
  asura-adayah—as well as the demons    SB 5.18.22
  asura-adayah—demons and others    SB 8.5.21
  anima-adayah—eight kinds of yogic perfection (anima, laghima, etc.)    SB 9.15.17, SB 9.15.18, SB 9.15.19, SB 9.15.17-19
  bhutaraya-adayah—headed by the Bhutarayas    SB 8.5.3
  bhuh-adayah—Bhuh, Bhuvah and Svah, the three lokas    SB 8.24.7
  bhuh-adayah—the three worlds, Bhur, Bhuvar and Svar    SB 3.11.29
  bhrgu-adayah—the great sages headed by Bhrgu    SB. 6.3.14, SB. 6.3.15, SB. 6.3.14-15
  bhrgu-adayah—headed by Bhrgu    SB 4.14.1
  brahma-indra-girisa-adayah—headed by Lord Brahma, King Indra and Lord Siva    SB 7.8.37, SB 7.8.38, SB 7.8.39, SB 7.8.37-39
  brahma-adayah—great personalities like Lord Brahma    SB 8.23.7
  brahma-adayah—even such persons as Lord Brahma    SB 8.7.34
  brahma-adayah—the demigods, headed by Lord Brahma    SB 7.9.13
  brahma-adayah—the great demigods, headed by Lord Brahma    SB 8.3.22, SB 8.3.23, SB 8.3.24, SB 8.3.22-24
  brahma-adayah—Lord Brahma, etc.    SB 4.7.30
  brahma-adayah—demigods such as Brahma    SB 1.16.32, SB 1.16.33, SB 1.16.32-33
  brahma-adayah—demigods like Brahma    SB 3.14.29
  brahma-adayah—great personalities, headed by Lord Brahma    SB 8.21.5
  brahma-adayah—headed by Lord Brahma    SB 7.9.8
  brahma-adayah—the demigods, beginning from Lord Brahma    SB 7.5.13
  brahma-adayah—the demigods, beginning with Brahma, Siva, Indra and Candra    SB 8.3.30
  brahmana-adayah—brahmanas, ksatriyas and vaisyas    SB 5.26.24
  caidya-adayah—Sisupala and others    SB 7.1.31
  caidya-adayah—Sisupala, Dantavakra and others    SB 7.10.40
  daksa-adayah—headed by King Daksa    SB 4.29.42, SB 4.29.43, SB 4.29.44, SB 4.29.42-44
  daksa-adayah—headed by Maharaja Daksa    SB 8.6.15
  daksa-adayah—beginning with Daksa    SB 5.5.21, SB 5.5.22, SB 5.5.21-22
  daksa-adayah—Daksa    SB 2.6.43, SB 2.6.44, SB 2.6.45, SB 2.6.43-45
  dandasuka-adayah—headed by the dandasuka snakes    SB 6.6.28
  dharma-adayah—the three principles of material advancement, namely religion, economic development and sense gratification    SB 7.6.25
  dharma-adayah—all four principles of religious behavior    SB 1.5.9
  dhrtadeva-adayah—headed by Dhrtadeva    SB 9.24.21, SB 9.24.22, SB 9.24.23, SB 9.24.21-23
  dhrstadyumna-adayah—headed by Dhrstadyumna    SB 9.22.3
  diti-ja-danu-ja-adayah—the demoniac sons of Diti, and the Danavas, another type of demon    SB 6.9.40
  dravinaka-adayah—known as Dravinaka and so on.    SB 6.6.13
  dara-apatya-adayah—beginning with the wife and children    SB 5.14.3
  evam adayah—even other such conceptions of life    SB 7.15.43, SB 7.15.44, SB 7.15.43-44
  gada-adayah—sons headed by Gada    SB 9.24.52
  gaṅga-adayah—like the Ganges, Yamuna, Narmada and Kaveri    SB 7.14.29
  gana-adayah—and people in general    SB 4.13.48
  graha-adayah—the different planets    SB 5.23.3
  guhyaka-adayah—the Yaksas, etc.    SB 4.19.5
  harita-adayah—headed by the Haritas    SB 8.13.28
  harsa-soka-bhaya-adayah—the sons named Harsa, Soka, Bhaya and so on.    SB 6.6.10, SB 6.6.11, SB 6.6.10-11
  ijya-adayah—sacrifices    SB 8.5.15, SB 8.5.16, SB 8.5.15-16
  indra-adayah—the demigods, headed by Indra    SB 8.10.53
  indra-adayah—and the demigods headed by Indra    SB 6.13.2
  janaka-adayah—kings like Janaka and others    Bg 3.20
  jyotirdhama-adayah—headed by the celebrated Jyotirdhama    SB 8.1.28
  khasa-adayah—the Mongolian Province    SB 2.4.18
  ksatriya-adayah—other divisions of the society, headed by the ksatriyas.    SB 4.22.46
  mahat-adayah—the five elements, the senses and the sense objects    SB 7.9.49
  makara-adayah—the alligator and others.    SB 3.10.24
  makara-adayah—dangerous aquatics like sharks    SB 8.24.24
  malaya-adayah—and others, like Malayacala    SB 7.14.30, SB 7.14.31, SB 7.14.32, SB 7.14.33, SB 7.14.30-33
  manuja-adayah—the human beings and so on.    SB 6.14.3
  martya-adayah—the human beings and others    SB 8.12.10
  marici-adayah—great sages headed by Marici    SB 3.20.10
  marici-adayah—Marici and the great sages    SB 4.7.43
  maniman-mada-adayah—Maniman, Mada, etc.    SB 4.4.4
  mudgala-adayah—headed by Mudgala    SB 9.21.31, SB 9.21.32, SB 9.21.33, SB 9.21.31-33
  matrka-adayah—and evil women like Matrka    SB 10.6.27, SB 10.6.28, SB 10.6.29, SB 10.6.27-29
  nanda-adayah—the cowherd men, headed by Nanda Maharaja    SB 10.11.21
  nanda-adayah—Nanda Maharaja and his companions    SB 10.5.32
  nanda-adayah—all the cowherd men, headed by Nanda Maharaja    SB 10.11.58
  nanda-adayah ca—and the men, headed by Nanda Maharaja    SB 10.7.8
  nara-adayah—human beings and others.    SB 1.3.5
  nivatakavaca-adayah—Nivatakavaca and other demons    SB 8.10.19, SB 8.10.20, SB 8.10.21, SB 8.10.22, SB 8.10.23, SB 8.10.24, SB 8.10.19-24
  nila-adayah—the mountains headed by Nila    SB 5.16.9
  pramada-adayah—headed by Pramada    SB 8.1.24
  pratihartr-adayah trayah—the three sons Pratiharta, Prastota and Udgata    SB 5.15.5
  prasama-prasita-adayah—Prasama, Prasita and other sons.    SB 9.24.50
  priyamedha-adayah—headed by Priyamedha    SB 9.21.21
  purusa-paricarya-adayah—worshiping the Supreme Personality of Godhead and performing other duties    SB 5.8.8
  prthu-adayah—King Prthu and others    SB 4.18.27
  rama-adayah—headed by Balarama    SB 10.11.53
  rama-adayah arbhakah—all the other boys, headed by Balarama    SB 10.11.49
  ravana-adayah—headed by great Raksasas like Ravana    SB 9.6.33, SB 9.6.34, SB 9.6.33-34
  sananda-adayah—the four brahmacaris headed by Sanandana    SB 4.9.30
  sanandana-adayah—Sanandana and the others    SB 7.1.36
  santardana-adayah—headed by Santardana    SB 9.24.38
  satya-adayah—queens headed by Satyabhama    SB 1.14.37
  satyadharma-adayah—Satyadharma and others    SB 8.13.24
  saubhaga-adayah—sons beginning with Saubhaga.    SB 6.18.8
  soma-adayah—headed by the moon    SB 5.21.11
  sunanda-kumuda-adayah—headed by Sunanda and Kumuda    SB 7.8.37, SB 7.8.38, SB 7.8.39, SB 7.8.37-39
  suparna-adayah—and other birds    SB 5.24.6
  sura-gana-adayah—the demigods and others    SB 4.7.22
  sura-adayah—the demigods and others.    SB 3.6.27
  sura-adayah—all the demigods    SB 8.6.15
  sura-adayah—the groups of demigods    SB 7.9.1
  suta-adayah—children    SB 1.10.29
  suta-adayah—children and so on    SB 7.7.39
  sukara-adayah—the boar and other forms    SB 3.33.5
  tarsa-adayah—named Tarsa and so on    SB 6.6.13
  tusita-adayah—Tusita and others    SB 8.1.20
  uddhava-adayah—Uddhava and others    SB 1.14.32, SB 1.14.33, SB 1.14.32-33
  uddhava-adayah—headed by Sri Uddhava    Adi 4.163
  uddhava-adayah—all devotees, headed by Uddhava    Madhya 8.216
  vairocana-adayah—and Maharaja Bali (the son of Virocana) and others    SB 8.6.34
  vainya-gaya-adayah—Maharaja Prthu, Maharaja Gaya and others    SB 8.19.23
  varuna-adayah—Varuna and other demigods    SB 8.5.17, SB 8.5.18, SB 8.5.17-18
  varuna-adayah—the demigod known as Varuna and others    SB 8.11.42
  vasumat-adayah—many, headed by Vasuman    SB 9.15.12, SB 9.15.13, SB 9.15.12-13
  vata-adayah—and other birds    SB 5.26.35
  vibudha-adayah—the great demigods    SB 5.16.20, SB 5.16.21, SB 5.16.20-21
  vidya-adayah—knowledge and ignorance, etc.    SB 4.9.16
  vidyadhara-adayah—the inhabitants of Vidyadhara-loka, and so on.    SB 4.18.19
  vipra-adayah—brahmanas, etc.    Madhya 22.111
  vipra-adayah—brahmanas and so on    Madhya 22.27
  visakha-adayah—headed by Visakha    SB 6.6.14
  vyaghra-adayah—ferocious animals like tigers    SB 8.2.21
  varta-adayah—activities like occupational or professional duties    SB 7.15.29
  vasava-adayah—the demigods, headed by King Indra.    SB 7.7.3
  viraka-adayah—Viraka and others.    SB 8.5.8
  yajna-adayah—the Lord's incarnation known as Yajna and others    SB 8.14.3
  abharana-adayah—carrying ornaments and so on    SB 5.16.24
  adayah ca—and the bachelors (Sanat-kumara and his brothers)    SB 2.6.43, SB 2.6.44, SB 2.6.45, SB 2.6.43-45
  apya-adayah—the Apyas and others    SB 8.5.8
  atmabhu-adayah—Brahma, etc.    SB 4.7.24
  asrama-adayah—places of shelter like Citrakuta    SB 7.14.30, SB 7.14.31, SB 7.14.32, SB 7.14.33, SB 7.14.30-33
  sabda-adayah—sound and so on    SB 6.15.21, SB 6.15.22, SB 6.15.23, SB 6.15.21-23
  sakti-adayah—sons headed by Sakti    SB 4.1.41
  sarva-adayah—great demigods like Lord Mahadeva    SB 6.15.28
  saunaka-adayah—headed by the sage Saunaka    SB 1.1.4
  sasa-adayah—rabbits and others    SB 8.2.22
  syena-adayah—birds such as the big eagle    SB 5.23.3
  sila-adayah—high character, etc.    SB 4.12.47


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: adayah

  adayah—beginning with    SB 7.1.8

Can't find any compound Sanskrit words containing adayah.