bala—bodily strength SB 7.4.13, SB 7.8.8, SB 7.9.9
bala—say Madhya 7.97, Madhya 9.361
bala—speak Madhya 1.276, Madhya 18.204
bala—the strength Adi 4.157, Antya 15.21
bala—please say Madhya 25.176
bala—force Bg 17.5-6
bala—you say. Madhya 16.141
bala—chant Adi 12.25
bala—strength. Adi 10.75
bala—all of you chant Adi 7.159
bala—by the strength SB 9.10.17
bala—the physical strength SB 8.2.30
bala—and bodily strength SB 7.8.50
bala—and sufficient bodily strength SB 7.3.23
bala—and strength SB 6.13.16
bala—by bodily strength SB 5.17.12
bala—Baladeva, the elder brother of Kåñëa SB 2.7.34-35
bäla—while a child SB 2.3.15
bäla—children Madhya 18.121-122
bäla—boys SB 1.8.49
bälä—that young daughter SB 9.3.4
bälä—innocent woman SB 10.1.45
bälä—bangles Adi 3.46
bälä—the innocent woman SB 4.28.49
bälä—the lady SB 4.8.17
bälä—the woman SB 4.8.16
bälä—this young girl (Rädhikä). Madhya 23.33
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: bala
bala bala—go on reciting Madhya 14.9, Madhya 14.9
bäla-vat—like a boy. SB 6.15.6, SB 7.13.10
kåñëa bala—say Kåñëa Madhya 17.205, Madhya 17.205
bala hari hari—chant Hari, Hari. Madhya 19.42
bala-bhadraù—Balabhadra SB 5.20.26
bala-bhit—the slayer of the demon Bala SB 6.12.32
bala-çäline—unto the most powerful, the supreme powerful SB 9.3.36
bala-indriyaù—whose strength and power of the senses SB 6.17.2-3
bala-päkayoù—of the two demons known as Bala and Päka SB 8.11.28
bala-ucchrayät—because of extensive bodily strength. SB 10.2.13
bala-udayam—manifested by the strength of. SB 3.6.35
bala-upetäù—very powerful persons SB 8.11.35
bala-vérya-dåptaù—puffed up by bodily strength and his ability to conquer anyone SB 7.8.46
bala-véryam—strength and energy SB 8.7.11
bala-véryayoù—of the strength and power SB 4.6.7
bala-ädhikyät—because of extraordinary strength SB 10.8.12
bhakti-bala—the strength of devotion Madhya 1.245
bhoöa-kam-bala—woolen blanket Madhya 20.44
bhägya-bala—strength of fortune Antya 16.145
buddhi-bala-udayam—intelligence and bodily strength are present SB 10.1.48
bäla-agra—the tip of a hair Madhya 19.141
bäla-bhäñitam—childish talk from the assembled children SB 10.7.10
bäla-ceñöitaiù—by the activities and pastimes of childhood SB 10.11.37
bäla-ceñöitaiù—by His activities like those of a child trying to do so many things. SB 10.11.9
bäla-cäïcalya kare—sport like children Madhya 14.84
bäla-dhvanim—the crying of the newborn child SB 10.4.1
bäla-gaja-lélaù—acting like a baby elephant in a forest of sugarcane SB 9.10.6-7
bäla-ghnyaù—the killers of the child SB 6.16.14
bäla-ghnyäù—who was determined to kill small children SB 10.11.24
bäla-ghätiné—a Räkñasé who killed SB 10.6.2
bäla-gopäla—Lord Kåñëa as a child Adi 14.9
bäla-gopäla—the Deity Bäla-gopäla Madhya 15.59
bäla-gopäla-mantre—with the mantra of Bäla-gopäla, child Kåñëa Antya 7.148
bäla-grahaù—the witch, whose business was to kill small babies SB 10.6.7
bäla-grahäù ca—and those attacking children SB 10.6.27-29
bäla-hatyä—because of killing the child SB 6.16.14
bäla-hatyä—infanticide SB 1.7.56
bäla-hatyä-vratam—the atonement fur killing the child SB 6.16.14
bäla-hitam—the welfare of one’s child SB 4.20.31
bäla-lélayä—childhood. SB 3.2.2
bäla-prajä—having young children SB 1.9.13
bäla-siàha—lion cub SB 3.2.28
bäla-vat—exactly like a human child SB 10.11.7
bäla-vat—like a child SB 3.18.24
bäla-vyajana-chatra-agryaiù—protected by beautifully decorated umbrellas and the best of cämaras SB 8.10.16-18
dayä-bala—power of mercy. Madhya 1.202
kuru-bala-abdhim—the ocean of the military strength of the Kurus SB 1.15.14
kåpa-mahä-bala—how greatly powerful is the mercy Madhya 14.16
loka-bäla-ghné—who used to kill human children SB 10.6.35-36
mahä-bala—very powerful. Antya 16.60
mahä-bala—of great strength. Madhya 13.88
mora bala—my strength. Madhya 23.123
mädhuré-bala—strength of sweetness Madhya 2.62
nija-bala—Your own strength Madhya 1.200
parama pra-bala—very powerful Madhya 13.155
sarva bala—all potencies Madhya 15.168
sva-bala-nañöim—the destruction of his own soldiers SB 9.10.21
tapaù-yoga-bala—by austerity, mystic power and strength SB 7.10.27
tat-bäla-caritäni—in which the activities of her own child were enacted SB 10.9.1-2
uru-bala-anvitaù—extremely powerful SB 3.5.34
vidhi-bala—the strength of providence Madhya 2.30
vipra-bala-udarkaù—flourishing because of the brahminical power invested in him SB 8.15.31
yajïa-bhuk bäla-keliù—although He accepts offerings in yajïa, for the sake of childhood pastimes He was enjoying foodstuffs very jubilantly with His cowherd boyfriends. SB 10.13.11
yära yata bala—with whatever strength they had Madhya 14.51
ä-bäla—from the children. Madhya 7.81
ä-bäla-våddha—beginning from the children up to the old persons Madhya 4.83