aksah—his senses SB 4.12.17
aksah—his eyes SB 4.14.44
aksah—the axle SB 5.21.13
aksah—axle SB 5.21.14
aksah—the vision of whom SB 9.2.11-13
aksah—eyes. SB 3.15.31
aksah—the different senses SB 6.4.25
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: aksah
isu-aksah—the arrows are the dice SB 6.12.17
kata-aksah—the glance. Antya 1.171
nava-aksah—nine holes SB 10.2.27
nimila-aksah—eyes closed SB 3.11.32
padma-aksah—lotus-eyed SB 3.24.17
padma-palasa-aksah—the Lord, whose eyes are like the petals of a lotus flower SB 4.20.20
padma-palasa-aksah—with eyes like the petals of a lotus flower SB 6.1.34-36
pratilabdha-aksah—having revived his consciousness SB 10.13.58
puskara-aksah—lotus-eyed SB 3.21.8
rajah-vala-aksah—whose eyes are covered by the dust of the wind or who is captivated by his wife during her menstrual period. SB 5.13.4
rajah-vala-aksah—blinded by strong lusty desires SB 5.14.9
rosa-tamra-aksah—with red-hot eyes due to being angry SB 1.18.36
sahasra-aksah—the thousand-eyed demigod, Indra SB 6.7.40
sahasra-aksah—the thousand-eyed King Indra SB 6.8.1-2
sahasra-aksah—Indra, who is endowed with one thousand eyes SB 6.13.14
tri-aksah—three eyes SB 5.25.3
tamra-aksah—with copper-red eyes SB 1.7.33