Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: asaya

  asaya—the mind    SB 3.31.13
  asaya—purpose    SB-4.21.34
  asaya—desire    SB-4.21.35
  asaya—by culture    SB 5.11.11
  asaya—disposition    SB 5.12.10
  asaya—of desires    SB 7.3.29
  asaya—with mind, intelligence and false ego    SB 8.20.22
  asaya—intention.    Madhya 6.262
  asaya—determination    Antya 3.239
  asaya—His desire.    Antya 4.97
  asaya—with hope    SB 1.14.40
  asaya—with the desire    Adi 6.74
  asaya—in the hope    Antya 17.51

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: asaya

  maha-asaya—the great personality    Madhya 2.73, Madhya 3.23
  maha-asaya—my dear Sir    Madhya 6.187, Madhya 9.97
  arpita-asaya—fully surrendered.    SB 4.30.16
  dravya-guna-karma-asaya—in a combination of material elements, material qualities, and the results of past activities and desires    SB 5.10.6
  grasana-asaya—expecting to swallow all the cowherd boys    SB 10.12.16
  jala-asaya—ocean    SB 5.1.22
  jala-asaya—in the lake    SB 5.2.4
  jala-asaya-abhyasam—near the water tank    SB 10.11.46
  karma-asaya—resultant action and desire for material enjoyment    SB 10.8.37-39
  maha-asaya—the great personality Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu    Madhya 2.79
  prabhura asaya—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's desire    Antya 4.237
  pratah-asaya—for breakfast    SB 3.2.2
  papa-asaya—reservoir of sinful activities    Antya 4.152
  raghunatha-maha-asaya—the shelter of Raghunatha dasa Gosvami    Adi 5.202
  utsanga-sukha-asaya—by the desire for the happiness of the association    Antya 1.152
  vana-asaya—just to enjoy a picnic in the forest    SB 10.12.1
  yara asaya—by hoping for which    Antya 16.144
  asaya-abhijnah—understanding the heart    SB 3.23.22
  asaya-malah—contaminated desires in the heart    SB 6.16.45
  asaya-maye—and that filled with desires (the mind)    SB 7.9.35
  asaya-sthitah—situated within    Bg 10.20
  asaya-akrtih—whose mind and body    SB 7.7.36