Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: atta

  aööa—raised sitting places    SB 4.9.57
  ätta—taken over    SB 1.17.36
  ätta—accepted    SB 1.19.35
  ätta—taken away    SB 3.15.23
  ätta—taking    SB 4.7.18
  ätta—received    SB 4.8.20
  ätta—having taken    SB 4.26.4

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: atta

  aööa aööa—very loudly    Antya 3.154, Antya 3.154
  aööa aööa—rough and hard    Adi 17.180, Adi 17.180
  aööa-aööa häsa—very loud laughing.    Madhya 14.229, Madhya 14.229
  aööa-häsa—laughing    SB 4.5.10
  aööa-häsa—laughing like madmen    Adi 6.51
  aööa-häsam—loud laughter    SB 7.8.28
  mahä-aööa-häsam—a greatly fearful laugh    SB 5.9.18
  mahä-aööa-häsam—great and fearful laughing    SB 6.8.14
  punar-ätta—repetition of the same word    Adi 16.66
  punar-ätta—redundancy (also called punar-ukti)    Adi 16.55
  ätta-cakraù—taking in hand the disc    SB 10.1.5-7
  ätta-çara-asanäù—fully equipped with arrows and bows    SB 10.11.31-32
  ätta-çaräsanaù—taking his arrows    SB 3.14.10
  ätta-cäpaù—holding the bow    SB 4.16.20
  ätta-cäpäù—well equipped with bows and arrows    SB 2.7.34-35
  ätta-lélä-tanoù—whose spiritual body is always engaged in various pastimes    SB 9.11.20
  ätta-nänä-tanoù—who accepts various forms    SB 3.31.12
  ätta-rathäìgam—armed with the Sudarçana disc    SB 3.19.7
  ätta-säräù—whose prowess was taken away.    SB 6.10.29
  ätta-totre—with a whip in the right hand    SB 1.9.39
  ätta-vajraù—taking up your thunderbolt    SB 6.12.6
  ätta-veëuù—holding His flute    SB 6.8.20
  ätta-yañöim—carrying in her hand a stick    SB 10.9.9