dvare—at the door. Madhya 20.47, Antya 14.58
dvare—at the gates Madhya 4.153
dvare—through the door Madhya 15.82
dvare—on the door Adi 17.37-38
dvare—by means of Madhya 8.157
dvare—the door Antya 10.93
dvare—near the door Madhya 15.128-129
dvare—in the gateway Adi 17.60
dvare—at your door Madhya 20.47
dvare—existing as the entrance SB 6.9.33
dvare—to the door Antya 12.121
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: dvare
simha-dvare—at the gate known as Simha-dvara Antya 6.316, Antya 14.74, Antya 16.80
simha-dvare—at the Simha-dvara gate Antya 6.221, Antya 6.255, Antya 6.283
bahir-dvare—the outside door. Madhya 7.85
bahir-dvare—to the outside door Madhya 7.87
bahih-dvare—outside the door Antya 16.55
bhakta-dvare—by the devotees Antya 6.144
ei dui-dvare—by these two Antya 8.32
ei dvare—by this Adi 4.32
gambhirara dvare—at the door of the Gambhira, the small room within the room Antya 10.82
gambhirara dvare—at the door of the Gambhira. Antya 19.56
gopi-dvare—through the gopis Madhya 9.154
karna-dvare—through aural reception Madhya 8.306
kon dvare—through which Antya 4.90
kaji-dvare—at the door of the Kazi Adi 17.139
karya-dvare—by practical example Madhya 25.124
maya-dvare—with the material energy Adi 2.49
maya-dvare—by the agency of the external energy Madhya 20.259
mula-dvare—by the roots Antya 16.147
nava-dvare—in the place where there are nine gates Bg 5.13
parihasa-dvare—by joking Madhya 9.140
patri-dvare—by those letters Madhya 1.210
prema-dvare—by means of the love Adi 4.139
raja-dvare—to the court of the Nawab. Madhya 19.15
raja-dvare dhari'—keeping at the door of the King. Antya 9.21
sei dvare—in that way Adi 4.226
sei dvare—by that Adi 4.40
simha-dvare—at the Simha-dvara gate of the Jagannatha temple Antya 20.129
simha-dvare—in front of the main gate, known as Simha-dvara Antya 4.126
simha-dvare—at the Simha-dvara gate. Antya 6.282
simha-dvare—at the main gate Antya 6.214
simha-dvare—at the gate of the temple of Jagannatha, known as Simha-dvara Madhya 2.8
simha-dvare—at the Simha gate Antya 6.216
simha-dvare—at the entrance door of the Jagannatha Temple Madhya 6.14
simha-dvare—to the gate named Simha-dvara Antya 17.15
simha-dvare bhiksa-vrtti—to beg alms standing at the Simha-dvara Antya 6.284
simha-dvare patana—falling down by the Simha-dvara gate Antya 20.124
simha-dvare raya—stand at the gate known as Simha-dvara. Antya 6.219
simha-dvare asi'—coming in front of the Simha-dvara Antya 11.73
tina dvare—the three doors Madhya 2.8
tina-dvare—in three doorways Antya 17.11
toma-dvare—by you Antya 4.97
tomara dvare—through you. Antya 4.100
uddhava-dvare—through Uddhava Madhya 13.139
venu-dvare—through the flute Antya 17.36
venu-dvare—by the flute Antya 16.133
vipra-dvare—by means of some brahmana. Madhya 7.60
visnu-dvare—by Lord Visnu Adi 4.13
vasa-dvare—at the door of the residence Antya 13.51
acarana-dvare—by means of practical demonstration. Adi 4.265
acarya-dvare—through Gopinatha Acarya Madhya 6.215
aila simha-dvare—came to the gate of Jagannatha temple known as Simha-dvara Antya 11.72
sisu-dvare—through this boy Adi 16.95
sisu-dvare—through a boy Adi 16.96
sastra-dvare jani—one has to accept by reference to the sastras Madhya 20.352