ja—produced Antya 4.64
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: ja
diti-ja-danu-ja-adayah—the demoniac sons of Diti, and the Danavas, another type of demon SB 6.9.40, SB 6.9.40
anda-ja—one born from an egg SB 5.18.32
anda-ja-indram—Garuda, the king of all the birds, who are born from eggs SB 8.10.57
ambhah-ja—born from the water SB 4.24.21
aranya-ja—picked up from the forest Antya 1.165
daitya-atma-ja—the daughter of a demon SB 6.6.44
deha-atma-ja-adisu—for the sake of one’s personal body or family, etc., with reference to the body SB 8.9.29
divi-ja—of those born in the heavenly planets SB 5.2.6
dvi-ja—the twice-born SB 1.8.49
dvi-ja—O twice-born Daksa SB 4.7.51
dvi-ja—by brahmanas SB 8.8.14
ja-i—if Madhya 2.42
jala-ja-uttamam—the conchshell, the best of the aquatics SB 8.4.26
ksata-ja—blood SB 4.18.21
kuta-karma-ja—because of the illusory, magical activities SB 8.10.55
malaya-ja—sandalwood Madhya 4.107
manu-ja—of those born in human society SB 5.2.6
padma-ja—Lord Brahma (born from the lotus) SB 7.10.50
padma-ja-adibhih—Lord Brahma and others SB 7.15.77
panka-ja—lotus Antya 4.63
purva-ja—the firstborn SB 2.5.1
purva-ja—O original Personality of Godhead SB 7.10.26
saha-atma-ja—along with my children SB 1.8.23
samadhi-ja-agnina—by fire produced by meditation. SB 4.4.27
sva-bhava-ja—according to his mode of material nature Bg 17.2
sveda-ja—with creatures born from sweat SB 3.31.26
tanu-ja—my dear son (born of my body) SB 6.14.58
atma-ja—son SB 4.9.39-40
atma-ja—from the son SB 5.8.25
atma-ja—sons and daughters SB 8.3.18
atma-ja-adisu—as well as in children SB 7.14.3-4
atma-ja—daughter SB 3.22.15
atma-ja—his own daughter SB 4.4.29