Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: duṅhe

  duṅhe—both of them    Adi 13.86, Adi 14.65, Adi 14.70, Adi 14.90, Madhya 1.185, Madhya 3.141, Madhya 5.10, Madhya 5.116, Madhya 6.229, Madhya 8.23 (and more...)
  duṅhe—both    Adi 4.31, Madhya 5.11, Madhya 6.77, Madhya 6.228, Madhya 13.152, Antya 2.48-49, Antya 13.44, Antya 13.45, Antya 13.46, Antya 13.63 (and more...)
  duṅhe—both of Them    Adi 12.48, Madhya 3.78, Madhya 5.135, Madhya 5.136, Madhya 5.137, Madhya 12.196, Madhya 14.193, Madhya 15.38
  duṅhe—both of you    Madhya 5.114, Madhya 11.122, Madhya 16.89, Antya 4.49, Antya 8.61, Antya 14.115, Antya 15.24
  duṅhe—unto both Rupa Gosvami and Haridasa Thakura    Antya 1.102
  duṅhe—the two brothers    Madhya 19.67
  duṅhe—to both of them    Antya 4.50
  duṅhe—the two persons    Madhya 2.44
  duṅhe—both the brothers    Madhya 16.218
  duṅhe—both Sarvabhauma and Pandita Gosani    Madhya 25.237
  duṅhe—both Jagadananda and Damodara    Madhya 6.251
  duṅhe—unto both of them    Madhya 15.30
  duṅhe—Sivananda Sena and Jagadananda    Antya 2.46
  duṅhe—Sivananda and Jagadananda    Antya 2.48-49
  duṅhe—we two    Madhya 17.97
  duṅhe—both Jagadananda Pandita and Sanatana Gosvami    Antya 4.145
  duṅhe—both of us    Madhya 18.216
  duṅhe—Haridasa Thakura and Rupa Gosvami    Antya 1.95
  duṅhe—the two of them    Antya 1.95

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: duṅhe

  duṅhe kahe—both of them said    Madhya 16.8, Madhya 16.93
  duṅhe dekhi'—seeing both of them    Antya 14.113
  duṅhe saṅge nila—took both of them with them.    Madhya 11.179
  sei duṅhe—those two    Antya 5.14
  tumi duṅhe—both of you    Madhya 16.91
  ami-duṅhe—both of us    Antya 4.43