dhari—accepting Adi 5.9, Adi 5.105, Adi 5.113, Adi 6.78, Adi 7.79, Adi 17.286, Adi 17.303, Madhya 20.334, Antya 18.54, Antya 18.90
dhari—taking Adi 4.268, Madhya 2.94, Madhya 9.213, Madhya 18.180, Antya 14.44, Antya 16.151
dhari—holding Madhya 1.187, Madhya 6.125, Madhya 6.129, Madhya 23.124
dhari—touching Madhya 1.220, Madhya 17.85, Madhya 19.249, Antya 4.73
dhari—capturing Antya 4.47, Antya 4.149, Antya 18.89
dhari—embracing Adi 10.18, Madhya 6.228
dhari—keeping Adi 12.25, Madhya 4.74
dhari—I hold Adi 14.32, Madhya 1.14
dhari—placing Adi 17.40, Adi 17.335-336
dhari—catching. Madhya 6.208, Madhya 13.10
dhari—assuming Adi 4.56
dhari—I take Adi 4.227-228
dhari—depend Adi 7.95-96
dhari—we accept. Adi 7.125
dhari—accept Adi 9.7
dhari—catching Him Adi 17.245
dhari—caught Madhya 6.35
dhari—keeping. Madhya 7.25
dhari—including. Madhya 15.217
dhari—catching hold of Madhya 15.290
dhari—assumes. Madhya 20.307
dhari—arresting Antya 3.107
dhari—bearing Antya 7.158
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dhari
kantha dhari—catching the necks Antya 14.42, Antya 15.24
kese dhari—catching by the hair Madhya 9.233, Antya 16.128
akrura-murti dhari—taking the form of Akrura Antya 19.49
brahma-rupa dhari—accepting the form of Lord Brahma. Madhya 20.303
sarira-dhari—accepting the body Madhya 6.254
sire dhari—holding it on my head. Madhya 21.74
sire dhari—taking on my head Madhya 25.281
sire hasta dhari—keeping His hand on their heads. Madhya 3.14
cari varna dhari—accepting these four colors Madhya 20.330
dhairya dhari—keeping patient Antya 16.127
dhari rakha—please keep them Antya 10.110
dhari ane—brings him back Antya 6.37
dhari-a—capturing Antya 1.144
dhariya dhari—keeping patient Madhya 8.17
gala dhari—catching the necks Madhya 17.207
gala dhari—holding the neck Antya 19.33
govardhana-dhari—the lifter of Govardhana Hill Madhya 4.41
hindu-vesa dhari—accepting the dress of a Hindu Madhya 16.178
hata dhari—catching the hand Madhya 20.54
hate dhari—catching Their hands Madhya 3.69
hate dhari—catching his hands Madhya 15.282
hate dhari—catching the hand Antya 20.53
kantha dhari—embracing the neck Adi 4.109
kanthe dhari—catching his neck Madhya 15.45
mauna dhari—becoming silent Adi 5.151
mauna dhari—holding silence Madhya 5.51
mauna dhari—keeping silent Antya 16.129
more dhari—picking Me up Antya 18.109
nanda-vesa dhari—in the dress of Nanda Maharaja Madhya 15.19
nija-sire dhari—catching on my head Antya 20.144-146
nama dhari—taking the name Antya 14.47
pada dhari—keeping Your feet Antya 6.133
pada dhari—keeping His feet Antya 6.138
panca-rupa dhari—accepting five bodies Adi 5.8
pita-varna dhari—assuming the color yellow Madhya 20.340
prabhu-pada dhari—catching the feet of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu Madhya 14.6
prabhu-pada dhari—catching hold of the lotus feet of the Lord Madhya 16.279
prabhure dhari—taking Mahaprabhu Antya 14.76
paye dhari—touching His lotus feet Madhya 7.142
paye dhari—capturing the feet Antya 4.161
rakta-varna dhari—assuming a reddish color. Madhya 20.335
rasa-narma-dhari—full of joking words Antya 15.20
rudra-rupa dhari—accepting the form of Lord Siva Madhya 20.290
raja-dvare dhari—keeping at the door of the King. Antya 9.21
sanatana-hata dhari—catching the hand of Sanatana Gosvami Madhya 21.111
sei sire dhari—I accept that. Madhya 18.151
tomara asa dhari—hoping to meet You some time in the future. Madhya 12.34
turuka-dhari—Turkish Mohammedan soldiers Madhya 18.27
tanhara hate dhari—catching his hand Madhya 16.138
vamsi-dhari—the carrier of the flute Madhya 17.214
vesa dhari—dressing like that Adi 13.105
vesa dhari—dressing themselves Madhya 1.268
vina-dhari—the player of the stringed instrument Madhya 8.133
vetra-dhari—carrier of the cane Madhya 10.42
age dhari—holding it in front Madhya 4.24
ane dhari—brings. Antya 12.126