hema—golden SB 3.17.17, SB 8.8.10, Antya 1.92
hema—gold. Madhya 14.165, Madhya 15.119
hema—very cold SB 8.2.25
hema—with gold Antya 19.95
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: hema
dagdha hema—molten gold. Adi 4.209
hema-abja—white lotus flowers Antya 18.94
hema-abja—of white lotus flowers Antya 18.92
hema-abje—with the white lotus flowers Antya 18.94
hema-aìgada-lasat-bähuù—decorated with golden bangles on his arms SB 8.15.8-9
hema-aìgaù—having a body like molten gold Madhya 6.104
hema-bhüñaëam—decorated with ornaments of gold SB 8.11.30
hema-bhära—volumes of gold Madhya 6.171
hema-jaòi—set in gold Adi 13.113
hema-jäla-akña—from dainty little windows made of networks of gold SB 8.15.19
hema-kalaçaiù—with golden waterpots SB 9.11.27
hema-kumbha—golden waterpots on the domes SB 9.10.17
hema-kumbhaiù—with gold pinnacles SB 3.23.18
hema-käraù—the expert who knows about gold SB 7.7.21
hema-latä—a golden creeper SB 8.8.18
hema-ma ya—golden Madhya 13.19
hema-mayam—possessing the luster of gold SB 7.4.4
hema-mälé—with a golden garland SB 4.13.36
hema-mälinäm—decorated with garlands of gold SB 10.1.31-32
hema-toraëaiù—with gates of gold. SB 3.23.19
hema-täläbhaiù—like golden palm trees SB 4.10.18-19
hema-ädéni—such as gold SB 6.16.6
jämbü-nada hema—the golden particles found in the Jämbü River Antya 20.62
jämbü-nada-hema—gold from the Jämbü River Madhya 2.43
maëi-hema-ketubhiù—with flags made with pearls and gold SB 8.15.20
niñadhaù hema-küöaù himälayaù—three mountains named Niñadha, Hemaküöa and Himälaya SB 5.16.9
tapta-hema—as molten gold Adi 3.41
tapta-hema—molten gold SB 4.24.24-25
tapta-hema-avadätena—with a luster like that of molten gold SB 8.6.3-7
tapta-hema-äbhaù—whose bodily luster became like molten gold SB 7.3.23
tära-hema—of pearls and gold SB 4.6.27