Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: arthah

  arthah—purpose    Bg 3.18, SB 3.8.13, SB 3.32.27, SB 3.32.32, SB 6.16.42
  arthah—object of perception    SB 3.26.47, SB 3.26.48
  arthah—interest    SB 1.5.22, SB 1.19.23, SB 4.22.35
  arthah—end    SB 1.2.9, SB 1.2.10
  arthah—benefit, interest    SB 7.1.2
  arthah—worth.    SB 1.18.21
  arthah—of any value in comparison with    SB 2.7.18
  arthah—object    SB 3.20.34
  arthah—an object    SB 3.32.33
  arthah—is meant    Bg 2.46
  arthah—meaning    SB 6.9.36
  arthah—a thing    SB 4.29.65
  arthah—results    Madhya 25.85
  arthah—the fruits    SB 3.21.30
  arthah—the purpose.    SB 5.20.41
  arthah—any motivation (the Lord is the pure master, and Prahlada Maharaja is the pure devotee with no materialistic motivation)    SB 7.10.6
  arthah—the material elements    SB 6.15.7
  arthah—duty    SB 8.7.38
  arthah—value    SB 2.5.14
  arthah—necessity    SB 2.2.3
  arthah—money    SB 7.13.18
  arthah—statements    SB 3.13.4
  arthah—result    Madhya 22.53
  arthah—substance    SB 2.2.6
  arthah—the supreme gain    SB 2.2.6
  arthah—the purpose    SB 7.5.32
  arthah—the meaning or purpose    SB 5.10.13
  arthah—purpose.    SB 3.16.37

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: arthah

  krta-arthah asmi—I am fully satisfied    Madhya 22.42, Madhya 24.219
  sarva-arthah—the goal of life    Madhya 20.106, Madhya 24.170
  arthah ayam—this is the meaning    Madhya 25.143-144
  dharma-arthah—for spiritual advancement    SB 2.3.8
  dampatya-arthah—and for conjugal love    SB 2.3.2, SB 2.3.3, SB 2.3.4, SB 2.3.5, SB 2.3.6, SB 2.3.7, SB 2.3.2-7
  edhita-arthah—to exalt the position (of Vrndavana)    SB 9.24.66
  gupta-arthah—secrecy    SB 4.22.59
  hata-arthah—having neglected the regulative principles in the discharge of devotional service.    SB 5.12.14
  kaivalya-upasiksana-arthah—to teach people the path of liberation.    SB 5.6.12
  kah va arthah—what interest    SB 1.5.17
  kriya-arthah—for the matter of sacrifice    SB 2.7.47
  labdha-arthah—He got the gift    SB 8.15.1, SB 8.15.2, SB 8.15.1-2
  mat-anugraha-arthah—thinking that to achieve My mercy is the aim of life    SB 5.5.15
  pratibuddha-arthah—self-realized    SB 3.27.28, SB 3.27.29, SB 3.27.28-29
  preksa-lava-arthah—for obtaining a slight favor    SB 3.16.7
  purna-arthah—complete achievement    SB 3.2.5
  purna-arthah—who is self-satisfied    SB 8.1.15
  sa-arthah—the living being searching for his own interest    SB 5.13.14
  sa-arthah—having an object    SB 5.14.1
  sa-arthah—the living entity falsely seeking sense gratification    SB 5.13.1
  sa-arthah—the self-interested living entities    SB 5.14.38
  sarva-sva-arthah—all interests of life    Madhya 20.347
  sarva-veda-arthah—the purport of the Vedas    Madhya 20.147-148
  sat-kriya-arthah—simply for pleasing Your Lordship    SB 3.9.13
  sva-arthah—real interest    SB 6.7.35
  sva-arthah—the real self-interest    SB 7.7.55
  sva-arthah—the ultimate goal of life    SB 6.16.63
  sva-arthah—personal benefit    SB 7.7.46
  svapna-upalabdha-arthah—an object obtained in dreaming    SB 6.4.54
  vyakta-arthah—whose purpose is manifested    SB 7.13.10
  yodhana-arthah—possessing equipment for fighting    SB 8.15.7
  amnaya-arthah—import of disciplic succession    SB 1.4.28, SB 1.4.29, SB 1.4.28-29


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: arthah

  arthah—purpose    SB 3.5.22, SB 3.10.2, SB 8.6.14
  arthah—purposes    SB 1.5.9, SB 4.18.5
  arthah—ambitions for economic development    SB 7.7.48
  arthah—income (from such occupational duties)    SB 7.15.29
  arthah—about duties    SB 8.15.32

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: arthah

  anusiksita-arthah—deciding to follow the instructions    SB 6.7.24
  indriya-arthah—sense objects    SB 4.28.57
  krta-sauhrda-arthah—very eager to develop love (in a relationship of dasya, sakhya, vatsalya or madhurya)    SB 5.5.3
  parisamapta-sarva-arthah—those who have ended all kinds of material desires.    SB 5.6.17
  sarva-arthah—that which includes everything worthy    SB 1.15.46
  sarva-arthah—all desired ends    SB 8.6.24
  vara-arthah—being desirous of husbands.    SB 3.8.5
  yat-arthah—because of whom    SB 4.13.45
  yavat-arthah—who live by collecting only as much as required    SB 5.5.3