Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: hate
hāte—in the hand. Adi 10.73, Madhya 1.85, Madhya 3.94, Madhya 6.222, Madhya 6.249, Madhya 6.251, Madhya 9.99, Madhya 11.200, Madhya 14.56, Madhya 19.129 (and more...)
hāte—on the hands Madhya 2.21, Madhya 3.78, Madhya 15.80, Madhya 17.209
hāte—to the hand Adi 10.92, Madhya 1.198
hāte—in His hand Adi 13.26, Adi 17.92, Antya 13.54
hate—was killed SB 6.13.10
hāte—hands Madhya 1.216
hāte—in hand Madhya 5.51
hāte—into the hand. Antya 6.146
hāte—on the wrist Antya 14.45
hāte—his palm. Antya 16.45
hāṭe—in the market Antya 19.20
yoḍa-hāte—with folded hands Madhya 3.61, Madhya 13.81, Madhya 15.9, Madhya 16.180, Madhya 18.215, Madhya 21.73, Antya 3.235
hāṭe hāṭe—in every stall Madhya 4.132, Madhya 4.132
mora hāte—from my hand Madhya 17.78, Madhya 17.167
śūnya-hāṭe—in the vacant marketplace Madhya 4.125
dui-hāte—in two hands Antya 9.57
govinda-hāte—in the hand of Govinda Madhya 11.206
govinda-hāte diyā—through the hands of Govinda. Madhya 16.38
hate pitari—when their father was killed SB 9.15.35-36
hāte dhari—catching Their hands Madhya 3.69
hāte dhari—catching his hands Madhya 15.282
hāte dhari—catching the hand Antya 20.53
hāte tāli diyā—clapping his two hands. Madhya 6.238
jagadānanda-hāte—in the hands of Jagadānanda. Madhya 6.250
lāṭhī-hāte—with a stick in his hand Madhya 15.246
mora hāte—my hand Madhya 11.21
nityānanda-hāte—in the hands of Lord Nityānanda Prabhu Madhya 5.141
prabhura hāte—in the hand of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu Antya 16.90
rakṣakera hāte—from the clutches of the watchmen Madhya 16.235
sei hāte—with that hand Madhya 15.81
tā-hāte—by that Antya 3.58
tāhā hate—than that Adi 4.126
tāṅhāra hāte dhari—catching his hand Madhya 16.138
vṛtre hate—when Vṛtrāsura was killed SB 6.13.1
vālini hate—when Vāli had been killed SB 9.10.12
yāṅra hāte—within His hands Antya 9.44
āpana-hāte—by His own hand Antya 19.51
āpanāra hāte—with His own hand Madhya 12.131