Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: hema
hema—gold SB 3.14.46, SB 3.15.20, Adi 4.164, Madhya 6.279
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
hema-aṅgaḥ—whose body was like molten gold Adi 3.49, Madhya 10.170
dagdha hema—molten gold. Adi 4.209
hema-abja—of white lotus flowers Antya 18.92
hema-abja—white lotus flowers Antya 18.94
hema-abje—with the white lotus flowers Antya 18.94
hema-aṅgada-lasat-bāhuḥ—decorated with golden bangles on his arms SB 8.15.8-9
hema-aṅgaḥ—having a body like molten gold Madhya 6.104
hema-bhūṣaṇam—decorated with ornaments of gold SB 8.11.30
hema-bhāra—volumes of gold Madhya 6.171
hema-jaḍi—set in gold Adi 13.113
hema-jāla-akṣa—from dainty little windows made of networks of gold SB 8.15.19
hema-kalaśaiḥ—with golden waterpots SB 9.11.27
hema-kumbha—golden waterpots on the domes SB 9.10.17
hema-kumbhaiḥ—with gold pinnacles SB 3.23.18
hema-kāraḥ—the expert who knows about gold SB 7.7.21
hema-latā—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-mālī—with a golden garland SB 4.13.36
hema-mālinām—decorated with garlands of gold SB 10.1.31-32
hema-toraṇaiḥ—with gates of gold. SB 3.23.19
hema-tālābhaiḥ—like golden palm trees SB 4.10.18-19
hema-ādīni—such as gold SB 6.16.6
jāmbū-nada hema—the golden particles found in the Jāmbū River Antya 20.62
jāmbū-nada-hema—gold from the Jāmbū River Madhya 2.43
maṇi-hema-ketubhiḥ—with flags made with pearls and gold SB 8.15.20
niṣadhaḥ hema-kūṭaḥ himālayaḥ—three mountains named Niṣadha, Hemakūṭa and Himālaya SB 5.16.9
tapta-hema—molten gold SB 4.24.24-25
tapta-hema—as molten gold Adi 3.41
tapta-hema-avadātena—with a luster like that of molten gold SB 8.6.3-7
tapta-hema-ābhaḥ—whose bodily luster became like molten gold SB 7.3.23
tāra-hema—of pearls and gold SB 4.6.27