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  kila—indeed    SB 3.2.14, SB 3.18.12, SB 3.20.27, SB 3.21.16, SB 3.25.9, SB 3.29.5, SB 4.13.19, SB 4.13.20, SB 4.13.19-20, SB 4.17.10, SB 4.17.11, SB 4.17.10-11, SB 4.17.35, SB 5.3.6 (and more...)
  kila—certainly    SB 1.9.40, SB 1.10.25, SB 3.1.1, SB 3.1.26, SB 3.8.7, SB 4.3.8, SB 4.16.21, SB 4.17.31, SB 4.27.24, SB 5.8.15 (and more...)
  kila—indeed.    SB 3.25.5, SB 4.13.4, SB 8.12.24, SB 9.11.35, SB 10.1.60
  kila—verily    SB 1.16.17, SB 3.13.19
  kila—what to speak of    SB 9.24.53, SB 9.24.54, SB 9.24.55, SB 9.24.53-55, Adi 4.260
  kila—of course    SB 3.1.10
  kila—what and what    SB 1.1.20
  kila—what to speak of others    SB 5.18.27
  kila—namely    SB 3.33.1
  kila—definitely    SB 1.10.21
  kila—as if    SB 2.4.22
  kila—whether    SB 8.18.22
  kila—for the teaching of others    SB 3.16.17
  vava kila—indeed    SB 5.7.11, SB 5.20.8
  kila anucaritam—pastimes as a paramahamsa, above all regulative varnasrama principles    SB 5.6.9
  kila-kincita—the ecstatic symptom named kila-kincita    Madhya 14.180
  kila-kincita—with the ecstatic symptom named kila-kincita    Madhya 14.181
  kila-kincita—a particular type of ornament at the time of seeing Krsna    Madhya 14.168
  kila-kincita—of the symptom of the ecstasy known as kila-kincita    Madhya 14.173
  kila-kincita-adi—beginning with the ecstasy named kila-kincita    Madhya 14.170
  kila-kincita-adi—headed by kila-kincita    Madhya 8.175
  kila-kincitam—ecstatic symptoms known as kila-kincita.    Madhya 14.174


  ayasa-kila-srṅkhalaih—strongly constructed with iron pins and closed with iron chains    SB 10.3.48-49