Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: icchaya

  icchaya—by the desire    Adi 3.110, Adi 3.112, Antya 8.90-91
  icchaya—by the will    Adi 5.105, Madhya 20.256, Madhya 20.290
  icchaya—by His will    Adi 6.9, Madhya 13.13
  icchaya—will.    Adi 7.95-96
  icchaya—according to desire    Madhya 3.107
  icchaya—simply by willing    Madhya 20.253
  icchaya—only by the will    Adi 6.11
  icchaya—by His wish    Adi 7.124

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: icchaya

  ei icchaya—by this desire    Madhya 4.121
  krsna-icchaya—by the supreme will of Krsna    Madhya 20.396
  krsnera icchaya—by the supreme will of Lord Krsna    Adi 5.19
  malira icchaya—on the desire of the gardener    Adi 10.86
  sabara icchaya—because of everyone's desire    Madhya 16.285
  saṅkarsana-icchaya—by the will of Saṅkarsana    Madhya 20.257
  toma-sabara icchaya—only by your will    Madhya 25.170
  tomara icchaya—by Your grace    Madhya 11.18
  taṅra icchaya—by His desire    Madhya 20.93
  apana-icchaya—by his own will    Madhya 17.175
  apana-icchaya—by Your sweet will    Madhya 16.283
  apana-icchaya—by self-will    Adi 17.89
  apana-icchaya—at His own will    Madhya 1.170
  apana-icchaya—by Your own will    Madhya 11.177
  isvara-icchaya—by the will of the Lord    Madhya 13.28


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: icchaya

  icchaya—by the will of    SB 1.13.43
  icchaya—by the will    SB 3.9.19, Adi 5.1
  icchaya—with a desire.    SB 3.17.31, SB 4.20.26
  icchaya—by His own will    SB 3.31.12
  icchaya—by desires    SB 1.6.34
  icchaya—by His will (without being forced by anyone)    SB 7.2.39
  icchaya—whimsically    SB 7.15.14
  icchaya—by your desire    SB 3.9.39
  icchaya—by the wish.    SB 7.13.40
  icchaya—one desires    SB 1.19.25

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: icchaya

  gramya-sukha-icchaya—by desire for material happiness    SB 4.2.22
  nija-nija-icchaya—by their own desires    SB 5.6.10
  para-icchaya—by the order of others    SB 5.9.9, SB 5.9.10, SB 5.9.9-10
  pavana-icchaya—with a desire to purify    SB 4.30.37
  sapta-dvipa-vara-icchaya—by the desire to take possession of seven islands.    SB 8.19.22
  sukha-icchaya—desiring to be happy within this material world    SB 8.24.47
  yat-icchaya—by whose desires    Adi 8.1
  isvara-icchaya—by the supreme will of the Personality of Godhead    Adi 6.61
  isvara-icchaya—by the order of the Supreme Personality of Godhead    SB 5.1.23