ksaya—destruction. Madhya 22.51, Antya 3.61
ksaya—to destruction. Adi 14.31
ksaya—loss. Antya 9.47
ksaya—diminished. Adi 10.51
ksaya—vanquished. Adi 17.96
ksaya—dissipation Antya 3.185
ksaya—lost. Adi 16.59
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: ksaya
bhava-ksaya—annihilation of material existence Madhya 20.142
haila ksaya—is now vanquished Madhya 15.276
haya ksaya—become null and void. Adi 16.69
haya ksaya—there is destruction Madhya 15.178
haya ksaya—becomes nullified Antya 5.45-46
haya ksaya—there is dissipation. Antya 3.183
kailuṅ saba ksaya—have annihilated all Madhya 13.156
kare ksaya—vanquish Antya 16.121-122
kula-ksaya—in killing the family Bg 1.37, Bg 1.38, Bg 1.37-38
kula-ksaya—the destruction of a dynasty Bg 1.37, Bg 1.38, Bg 1.37-38
ksaya-krt—destroyer Bg 11.32
ksaya-unmukha—on the point of destruction Madhya 22.45
punya ksaya—destruction of piety Adi 5.206
papa-ksaya—disappearance of all reactions to sinful activities Antya 3.177
papa-ksaya—destruction of sins Adi 3.64
papa-ksaya—destruction of sinful reaction Adi 17.263
papa-ksaya—nullifying of sinful activities Adi 17.217
saba ksaya gela—the effects of all those offenses have been destroyed. Madhya 25.75
samsara-ksaya—annihilation of bondage to the material world Antya 3.70
samsarera ksaya—deliverance from material bondage. Antya 3.63
samsarera ksaya—annihilation of entanglement in the material world Madhya 15.109
tapa-ksaya—reduction of temperature. Madhya 4.160
yaya ksaya—becomes vanquished. Madhya 22.49