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  chaya—six    Adi 1.27, Adi 1.33, Adi 1.37, Adi 1.43, Adi 7.3, Madhya 24.149, Madhya 24.161, Madhya 24.210, Antya 11.9, Antya 19.83
  chaya—6    Adi 13.80
  chaya vatsara—six years    Adi 13.12, Adi 13.38, Madhya 1.246
  chaya vatsara—continuously for six years    Adi 13.35, Madhya 25.240
  chaya vatsara—for six years    Madhya 1.19, Madhya 1.23
  chaya-rupe—in six forms    Adi 2.99, Adi 2.100
  bara chaya—six times    Madhya 24.149
  chaya darsana haite—from the six philosophical principles    Madhya 25.56
  chaya mata—six different theses    Madhya 25.53
  chaya prakara—six kinds.    Madhya 24.158
  chaya vatsara—six years.    Madhya 1.285
  chaya vibheda—therefore there are six varieties.    Madhya 24.155
  chaya-jana—six persons    Madhya 24.150
  chaya-sata—six hundred    Madhya 20.388
  chaya-rtu—the six seasons    Adi 17.238
  ei chaya—these six    Antya 1.3-4
  ei chaya—all these six    Madhya 24.145
  ei chaya-rupe—in these six features    Adi 1.32
  hata paṅca-chaya—five to six cubits (one cubit equals about a foot and a half)    Antya 14.64
  paṅca chaya—five or six kinds.    Madhya 15.214
  paṅca chaya—five or six    Madhya 25.204
  paṅca-chaya—five or six    Madhya 3.49
  paṅca-chaya jane—five or six men.    Madhya 16.276


  chaya—shadow    SB 7.15.59, SB 8.7.30
  chaya—by the shade    SB 5.1.3
  chaya—Chaya, another wife of the sun-god    SB 6.6.41
  chaya—Chaya    SB 8.13.8
  chaya-sita—the illusory form of Sita    Madhya 9.211-212
  chaya-sitam—the illusory form of mother Sita    Madhya 9.211-212
  chaya-atapau—the shelter for all who are suffering from ignorance    SB 8.5.27
  pada-chaya—the shade of the feet    Adi 5.230