Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: lata

  lata—creepers    SB 1.11.12, SB 3.10.19, SB 4.6.10, SB 4.24.22, SB 4.25.17, Madhya 24.58, Antya 15.38
  lata—with creepers    SB 5.2.4
  lata—vegetables    SB 8.6.22, SB 8.6.23, SB 8.6.22-23
  lata—of creepers    SB 3.21.40
  lata—and creepers    SB 5.17.13
  lata—the creeper of devotional service    Madhya 19.153

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: lata

  vrksa-lata—the trees and creepers    Madhya 17.45, Antya 14.48
  apunya-druma-lata—impious trees and creepers    SB 5.14.12
  bhakti-lata—of the creeper of devotional service    Madhya 19.151
  bhru-lata—of the arched eyebrows    Antya 1.171
  bhuja-lata—by beautiful arms, which are compared to tender creepers in the forest    SB 5.14.28
  divya-lata-paritam—surrounded by transcendental creepers    Antya 1.159
  druma-lata—trees and creepers    SB 8.2.2, SB 8.2.3, SB 8.2.2-3
  dava-lata iva—like burnt leaves    SB 4.8.16
  gulma-lata-ausadhinam—among bushes, creepers and herbs    Antya 7.47
  hema-lata—a golden creeper    SB 8.8.18
  kalpa-lata—a creeper    Madhya 8.209
  lalita-lavaṅga-lata—beginning with the words lalita-lavaṅga-lata    Antya 19.84
  lata avalambi'—taking advantage of the growing bhakti-lata    Madhya 19.162
  lata-aṅga-aliṅgitanam—which are embraced by the limbs of creepers    SB 5.24.10
  lata-bhuja-asrayah—who takes shelter of the soft arms of his beautiful wife which are like creepers    SB 5.13.16
  manah-ratha-lata—the creeper of growing love    Antya 1.151
  padmini-lata—the stems of lotus flowers    Antya 18.91
  prati-taru-lata—each tree and creeper    Antya 15.31
  taru-lata—trees and creepers    Antya 18.102
  taru-lata-adi—the creepers, trees and so on    Antya 19.82
  vrksa-lata—tree and creeper    Madhya 17.204
  vrksa-lata-gane—the trees and creepers    Madhya 17.200
  vrksa-lata-pase—by the side of the trees and creepers    Antya 19.99