dhara—holding Madhya 20.224, Madhya 20.225, Madhya 20.227, Madhya 20.233, Madhya 20.234, Madhya 20.238
dhara—you bear. Antya 7.132
dhara—bear Antya 7.12
dhara—keep Antya 13.57
dhara—just catch Madhya 7.39
dhara—process Madhya 20.105
dhara—You accept Madhya 17.10
dhara—have Antya 4.168
dhara—carrying. Adi 17.13
dhara—accept. Antya 8.83
dhara—You hold Madhya 9.289
dhara—please place. Antya 16.22
dhara—You have Madhya 17.172
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dhara
bheda-dhara—differences in holding Madhya 20.239
bhu-dhara—O lifter of the earth SB 3.13.40
danda-dhara—O supreme chastiser SB 6.9.40
dhara-upasthe—on the surface of the earth SB 7.13.40
gada-dhara—Gadadhara Pandita Madhya 2.78
gada-dhara—Gadadhara Madhya 3.153-155
hala-dhara—Lord Balarama, the holder of the plough Adi 3.74
jala-dhara—cloud carrying water Madhya 21.109
murti-dhara—Krsna, the personified reservoir of all pleasure Madhya 8.143
pita-ambara-dhara—one who wears yellow garments Antya 17.60
rajju-dhara—holding the reins Madhya 9.99
varsa-dhara—by King Nabhi, the Emperor of Bharata-varsa SB 5.3.16
visa-dhara—serpentine living entities. Antya 9.8
yadi dhara—if you accept Madhya 24.255
yena yama danda-dhara—exactly like the superintendent of death, Yamaraja. Madhya 24.235
sirah-dhara—necks SB 4.11.5
sirah-dhara—neck SB 5.12.5, SB 5.12.6, SB 5.12.5-6
sruta-dhara-anvitah—along with his friend Srutadhara. SB 4.25.50
sruta-dhara-anvitah—with his friend Srutadhara. SB 4.25.51
sri-dhara—Sridhara Madhya 3.153-155
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: dhara
dhara—flow. Antya 14.94
dhara—streams. Madhya 21.108
dhara—like a shower. Madhya 21.109
dhara—shower. Madhya 4.5
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dhara
asru-dhara—a flow of tears. Madhya 12.138, Antya 17.16
asru-dhara—tears in the eyes. Adi 8.27, Adi 8.31
rakta-dhara—a flow of blood. Adi 17.45, Antya 19.59
amrtera dhara—drops of nectar Adi 16.110
amrtera dhara—constant shower of nectar Antya 1.193
asru-dhara—a shower of tears. Adi 5.165
asru-dhara—torrents of tears. Madhya 4.201
asru-dhara—showers of tears Antya 16.148
asru-dhara—a stream of tears. Antya 16.93
eka-dhara—one stream Madhya 3.36
gaṅga-dhara—the flow of the Ganges. Madhya 3.36
gaṅga-dhara—the flowing of the water of the Ganges Madhya 20.383
gaṅga-jala-dhara—the flowing of the waters of the Ganges Adi 16.100
jala-dhara—flow of water. Madhya 14.12
jala-dhara—showers of water Antya 18.85
jala-dhara—a continuous flow of water. Antya 11.55
kanti-amrta-dhara—the showers of the nectar of Krsna's bodily luster. Antya 19.42
nahe asru-dhara—there are no tears in the eyes Adi 8.29-30
pade asru-dhara—tears fell from his eyes Antya 2.63
sutra-dhara—the puller of the strings Madhya 8.132
sutra-dhara—wire-puller Madhya 7.18
tigma-dhara-asi-vara—O best of swords possessing very sharp blades SB 6.8.26
tara sata sata dhara—the flow of that eternal bliss is running in hundreds of branches Madhya 25.271
sata-dhara—with hundreds of branches. Madhya 14.140
sata-sata dhara—hundreds and hundreds of branches. Antya 5.162
sela-dhara—a thunderbolt. Madhya 18.178
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: dhara
dhara—earthly planets SB 3.6.27
dhara—the earth SB 3.18.2
dhara—earth SB 2.4.20
dhara—on the surface of the globe SB 10.12.17
dhara—the same Dhara SB 10.8.50
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dhara
dhara pade—he would be caught. Antya 6.158
dhara-dharah—the protector of the earthly planet SB 4.17.35
dhara-jvarah—the distress on the earth SB 10.1.22
dhara-mandala—of the planet earth SB 6.1.4, SB 6.1.5, SB 6.1.4-5
dhara-mandala—of planets SB 5.1.22
dhara-talam—the surface of the earth SB 3.17.11
dhara-uddhare—to lift the earth SB 7.1.41
dhara-upasthe—on the ground SB 7.13.12, SB 7.13.13, SB 7.13.12-13
dhara-adisu—in giving the land to the brahmana. SB 8.20.7
saṅkha-cakra-gada-dhara—and holding the weapons of Visnu (conchshell, disc and club) SB 10.4.10-11
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: dhara
dhara—torrents Madhya 13.109
dhara—Dhara SB 6.6.13
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dhara
dhara-sali—abounding in showers Antya 1.160
gaṅga-dhara-praya—like the flow of the Ganges. Madhya 17.111
ksura-dhara—the blade of a razor SB 6.18.41
pickari-dhara—like water coming in force from a syringe Madhya 11.223