Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: atmakam

  atmakam—consisting of    SB 3.31.42, SB 4.17.34
  atmakam—in the matter of.    SB 2.6.33
  atmakam—generator.    SB 3.15.6
  atmakam—nature    Bg 18.44
  atmakam—favorable for self-realization.    SB 9.6.35, SB 9.6.36, SB 9.6.35-36
  atmakam—because of His omnipotency    SB 3.14.47
  atmakam—the Supersoul    SB 9.8.7
  atmakam—under the control    SB 4.29.79

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: atmakam

  panca-tattva-atmakam—comprehending the five transcendental subject matters    Adi 1.14, Adi 7.6
  adhvara-atmakam—worshipable by performances of sacrifice    SB 3.13.35
  bhuta-indriya-atmakam—the original cause of the senses and the living beings    Madhya 25.36
  cit-atmakam—is moving due to consciousness (the spirit soul)    SB 8.3.2
  eka-atmakam—as one    Antya 8.78
  guna-traya-atmakam—being an interaction of the three modes of material nature    SB 4.3.11
  guna-traya-atmakam—whose body is expanded by the material energy, consisting of three modes (goodness, passion and ignorance)    SB 8.20.21
  karma-atmakam—absorbed in material activities    SB 5.5.5
  mahat-atmakam—manifest in the mahat-tattva.    SB 3.26.21
  mat-atmakam—consisting of Myself    SB 6.9.53
  narayana-atmakam—related to Narayana    SB 6.8.35
  narayana-atmakam—consisting of the mercy of Narayana    SB 6.8.1, SB 6.8.2, SB 6.8.1-2
  panca-atmakam—five elements    SB 4.22.26
  purusa-atmakam—related to the Supreme Personality of Godhead.    SB 7.15.6
  rasa-atmakam—composed of juice    SB 2.5.26, SB 2.5.27, SB 2.5.28, SB 2.5.29, SB 2.5.26-29
  raga-atmakam—born of desire or lust    Bg 14.7
  sarva-atmakam—the Supersoul of everyone    SB 9.6.35, SB 9.6.36, SB 9.6.35-36
  sarva-atmakam—the Supreme Soul of everyone    SB 10.2.18
  sat-asat-atmakam—consisting of cause and effect    SB 3.26.10
  samvatsara-atmakam—whose nature is a samvatsara    SB 5.21.13
  samvatsara-atmakam—consisting of one samvatsara    SB 5.20.30
  tri-guna-atmakam—conditioned by the three modes of nature, or a product of matter    SB 1.7.5
  tri-guna-atmakam—made of three modes of energy (sattva-rajas-tamo-guna)    SB 10.3.14
  ubhaya-atmakam—simultaneously dry and moist.    SB 8.11.39
  vikara-atmakam—changing from one type of thinking, feeling and willing to another    SB 10.1.42
  vayu-atmakam—represented by the demigod Vayu    SB 5.20.27
  yat-atmakam—consisting of which.    SB 3.26.9