antara—the heart. Antya 3.231, Antya 16.48
antara—the heart Adi 4.106, Madhya 3.121
antara—at heart. Antya 2.139, Antya 6.23
antara—different. Antya 7.89
antara—within You Madhya 21.15
antara—within the mind. Madhya 10.67
antara—in the heart Adi 4.110
antara—space between Adi 4.171
antara—within Himself. adhya 10.154
antara—without cessation. Adi 17.46
antara—his contemplation. Madhya 10.160
antara—and in the middle SB 6.16.36
antara—separate. Madhya 12.215
antara—period. Adi 3.9
antara—internal Adi 10.97
antara—within themselves. Antya 6.183
antara—within Madhya 2.17
antara—internally Madhya 22.156-157
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: antara
antara-bhavah—duality SB 3.15.34
antara-dadhat—kept hidden and invisible for some time SB 10.13.15
antara-gatena—being overtaken SB 2.7.27
antara-katha—confidential talks Adi 12.48
antara-atmana—by the innermost part of the heart SB 1.11.32
bhava-antara—a change of ecstasy Madhya 13.120
desa-antara—to different parts of the country. Antya 12.84
dugdha-antara—something other than milk Madhya 20.309
duhkhita antara—very unhappy within the mind. Madhya 16.230
dvi-laksa-yojana-antara-gatah—situated at a distance of 1,600,000 miles SB 5.22.15
grama-antara haite—from other villages Antya 6.55
grama-antara haite—from different villages Madhya 7.102
kari' vesa-antara—changing the dress. Madhya 16.161
kariyacha antara—you have kept within your mind. Antya 2.31
karma-antara—in other household affairs SB 10.9.1, SB 10.9.2, SB 10.9.1-2
kala-antara-krtam—things done in the past, at a different time (in the kaumara age) SB 10.12.41
krpa-purna-antara—whose hearts are always filled with mercy. Antya 12.3
manu-antara—of the manvantara millennium SB 5.1.28
manu-antara—prescribed duties given by the Manus Adi 2.91-92
manu-antara—period of a Manu Adi 3.8
manu-antara—periods of Manu Adi 3.8
manu-antara—period of Manu Adi 3.9
manu-antara—changes of Manu Madhya 20.320
manu-antara-avatara—the incarnations of the Manus Madhya 20.246
manu-antara-avatara—the Manu incarnations Madhya 20.319
manu-antara-avatara—incarnations of Manu. Madhya 20.322
mora antara-varta—My internal intentions Antya 1.86
rasa-antara-avese—in the ecstatic love of different mellows Antya 20.38
sva-antara—his duration of life SB 3.22.35
tat-antara-gatah—now became entangled with the affairs of Krsna, who was enjoying luncheon pastimes with His cowherd boys SB 10.13.15
tat-gata-antara-bhavena—his mind saturated with devotional service SB 9.4.31, SB 9.4.32, SB 9.4.31-32
tri-gavyuti-antara—within a limit of twelve miles SB 10.6.14
utkantha-antara—with great anxiety in the mind. Antya 2.38
visanna-antara—morose mind Antya 12.4
vancha-antara-hina—he has no other desire than to serve Krsna Madhya 24.182
ananda-antara—very happy within Himself. Madhya 3.40
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: antara
antara—while in youth SB 9.18.40
antara—from within SB 2.10.17
antara—separated SB 4.28.54
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: antara
viksya antara—seeing her within the room SB 10.6.9