Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: dhiyah

  dhiyah—whose minds    Madhya 8.224, Madhya 9.123
  dhiyah—those who are thinking    SB 4.6.47
  dhiyah—senses for gathering knowledge    SB 5.11.9
  dhiyah—thinking of Him    SB 4.21.25
  dhiyah—of the intelligence.    SB 7.7.28
  dhiyah—generally    SB 8.24.6
  dhiyah—mind    SB 4.21.31
  dhiyah—with intelligence    SB 4.24.71
  dhiyah—intelligences    SB 7.4.22, SB 7.4.23, SB 7.4.22-23
  dhiyah—minds    SB 3.15.17
  dhiyah—of such intelligence    SB 4.7.27
  dhiyah—whose understanding    Madhya 19.202
  dhiyah—intelligence    SB 4.24.79
  dhiyah—by intelligence    SB 3.2.14
  dhiyah—with such feelings    SB 10.7.25
  dhiyah—the minds.    SB 4.16.2
  dhiyah—and intelligence    SB 6.16.24
  dhiyah—the intelligence    SB 3.26.71
  dhiyah—of the intelligence    Madhya 24.217

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dhiyah

  adusita-dhiyah—whose intelligence was not as polluted (as that of their fathers)    SB 7.5.56, SB 7.5.57, SB 7.5.56-57
  aindriye dhiyah—whose minds are absorbed in thoughts of superior sense gratification    SB 5.18.22
  aprthak-dhiyah—who do not consider distinctions    SB 6.16.43
  dhumra-dhiyah—the less intelligent class of men    SB 4.29.48
  dina-dhiyah—who were less intelligent    SB 8.2.28
  eka-dhiyah—voting unanimously    SB 10.11.30
  hata-dhiyah—bereft of memory    SB 3.9.7
  jada-dhiyah—dull-minded, possessing blunt intelligence    SB 9.10.14
  klinna-dhiyah—with melted hearts    SB 9.11.5
  kama-dhiyah—desires for sense gratification    SB 6.16.39
  mudha-dhiyah—foolish    SB 4.2.29
  mudha-dhiyah—unintelligent    SB 3.20.37
  mudha-dhiyah—who am very foolish (due to having no spiritual knowledge)    SB 6.15.16
  nyasta-dhiyah—one who has given up his mind unto Him    SB 1.10.11-12
  praja-sarga-dhiyah—who were under the impression that begetting children was the most important duty    SB 6.5.29
  sprsta-dhiyah—bewildered    SB 4.6.48
  su-dhiyah—the most intelligent persons    SB 4.20.3
  su-dhiyah—those whose intelligence is sharp    SB 6.3.26
  tamah-dhiyah—persons in the lowest material modes    SB 1.10.25
  upahata-dhiyah—whose pure consciousness is destroyed    SB 5.6.10
  viksipta-indriya-dhiyah—whose senses, mind and intelligence are always agitated because of material conditions    SB 9.9.46
  vismita-dhiyah—whose minds were struck with wonder    SB 6.3.34