mate—philosophical conclusions Madhya 9.47
mate—in the opinion Bg 8.26
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: mate
bhala-mate—very well Madhya 3.121, Madhya 9.255, Madhya 12.93, Madhya 12.118
ke-mate—how Madhya 3.32, Madhya 4.27, Madhya 4.184, Antya 6.40
ei mate—in this way Adi 7.134, Adi 17.51, Adi 17.226
bhala-mate—very well. Adi 17.276, Madhya 6.211
hena-mate—in this way Madhya 4.75, Antya 13.3
maha-mate—O great soul SB 4.8.3, SB 4.19.27
nana-mate—in various ways Antya 13.3, Antya 20.114
bahu-mate—in various ways. Antya 12.67
bhala mate—very nicely. Madhya 3.43
bhala-mate—in a good way Adi 2.108
bhala-mate—with great care Madhya 12.121
bhala-mate—scrutinizingly Adi 16.48
bhala-mate—very nicely. Madhya 4.37
e-mate—in this way Adi 3.109
ei-mate—thus Adi 2.62
ke-mate—how. Antya 13.59
ke-mate khaiba—how shall I eat Antya 11.19
ke-mate upeksiba—how shall I neglect. Antya 11.19
kon mate—by which way Antya 3.51
kona mate—somehow or other Madhya 19.14
kona-mate—in some way Adi 2.112
kona-mate—somehow or other. Madhya 9.247
nava mate—in nine basic principles Madhya 9.49
nana mate—in various ways Antya 7.90
prabhu-mate—into the cult of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu Madhya 9.45
tara mate—according to this opinion Madhya 20.237
tara mate—according to the opinion of Siddhartha-samhita Madhya 20.223
veda-mate—in the Vedic version Madhya 25.52
vedanta-mate—according to Vedanta philosophy Madhya 25.54
vidhi-mate—according to ritualistic ceremonies Madhya 8.15
vidhi-mate—according to the Vedic system Adi 15.24
ye-mate—in whatever way Antya 6.33
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: mate
mate—become maddened Madhya 21.110
mate—becomes maddened. Antya 16.90
Can't find any compound Sanskrit words containing mate.