Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: matih

  matih—intelligence    SB 1.6.23, SB 1.6.24, SB 4.6.49, SB 4.9.32, SB 4.22.18, SB 5.18.9, SB 7.10.8, Madhya 8.70, Madhya 24.170
  matih—opinion    Bg 6.36, SB 8.16.21, SB 8.17.16
  matih—consciousness    SB 4.29.49, SB 6.12.19, SB 6.16.41
  matih—opinion.    Bg 18.70, SB 7.1.27
  matih—consciousness.    SB 6.12.21, SB 6.14.1
  matih—whose consciousness    SB 4.28.55, SB 5.26.9
  matih—the interest    Madhya 22.53, Madhya 25.85
  matih—inclination    SB 7.5.28, SB 7.5.30
  matih—attraction    SB 4.19.24, SB 4.19.25, SB 4.19.24-25, SB 9.9.44
  matih—mind    SB 1.7.11, Antya 3.62
  matih—the mind    SB 4.4.19, SB 6.18.30
  matih—attention    SB 1.8.42, SB 3.5.12
  matih—minded    Madhya 23.111-112
  matih—whose mind (is absorbed)    SB 5.3.4, SB 5.3.5, SB 5.3.4-5
  matih—conception    SB 1.8.29
  matih—whose mind    SB 5.10.5
  matih—determination    Bg 12.18, Bg 12.19, Bg 12.18-19
  matih—concentration    SB 1.15.50
  matih—whose attention    SB 6.9.48
  matih—such discrimination    SB 7.9.27
  matih—mind.    SB 1.15.28
  matih—attachment    SB 5.1.4
  matih—His attention.    SB 6.2.9, SB 6.2.10, SB 6.2.9-10
  matih—his intelligence    SB 4.13.10
  matih—his mentality    SB 5.4.4
  matih—intelligence.    Madhya 20.106
  matih—enlightenment    SB 1.3.34
  matih—consideration    SB 4.22.52
  matih—inclination.    SB 7.5.29
  matih—thinking, feeling and willing    SB 1.9.32
  matih—her mind    SB 3.33.26
  matih—identification    SB 3.31.20
  matih—the consciousness    SB 7.5.32
  matih—faith    SB 2.1.10
  matih—his mind    SB 3.32.3

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: matih

  anavrta-matih—whose intelligence is not bewildered    SB 5.3.14
  askhalita matih—uninterrupted attention    SB 1.5.27
  ati-suddha-matih—whose completely pure consciousness (full realization that the body and mind are separate from the soul)    SB 5.15.7
  atirajah-vala-matih—whose mind is overcome by lust    SB 5.14.9
  avasita-matih—whose mind is determined    SB 5.14.36
  balisa-matih—without sufficient knowledge    SB 8.19.18
  duhsthita matih—oscillating mind    SB 1.5.14
  drdha-matih—firmly fixed intelligence    SB 6.14.6
  ekanta-matih—fixed in monism or oneness of mind    SB 1.4.4
  guna-aksipta-matih—whose mind was agitated by the qualities    Madhya 24.117
  jada-matih—most dull intelligence    SB 5.9.8
  jadi-krta-matih—whose intelligence has been dulled    SB 6.3.25
  ku-matih—whose mind is full of obnoxious thoughts    SB 4.28.17
  ku-matih—being foolish    SB 3.31.30
  krta-matih—desiring    SB 3.31.22
  maha-matih—Prahlada Maharaja, who possessed great intelligence    SB 7.5.15
  maha-matih—most intelligent or thoughtful    SB 4.12.8
  maha-matih—the most intelligent person    SB 8.6.30
  mat-matih—realization of having a relationship with Me    Madhya 11.29-30
  matih astu—let there be attraction    Madhya 6.48
  matih mama—is my opinion.    Bg 18.78
  matih te—your consciousness    SB 9.3.21
  matih visaye—great attraction for material things    SB 9.6.52
  nikrta-matih—whose intelligence has been brought to the abominable status of defying the authority of the Supreme Personality of Godhead    SB 5.14.13
  nirmala-matih—naturally clean-minded    Antya 1.108
  nirmita-matih—whose mind is absorbed in that    SB 5.14.7
  papa-matih—very, very sinful, having a polluted mind    SB 10.8.8, SB 10.8.9, SB 10.8.8-9
  prthak-matih—a sense of distinction (between enemy and friend).    SB 9.8.13
  prthak-matih—my mind fixed on things other than the Lord.    SB 4.9.30
  sambhavita-matih—considering himself highly esteemed    SB 6.17.14
  sprha-matih—consciousness with attachment.    SB 5.1.3
  stabdha-matih—such an unintelligent person    SB 8.22.11
  stabdha-matih—possessing blunt intelligence    SB 8.4.10
  vibudha-matih—Agnidhra, who possessed intelligence like that of the demigods    SB 5.2.17
  vimohita-matih—whose intelligence is bewildered    SB 6.3.25
  viparyaya-matih—one who has developed perverse intelligence    SB 4.14.29
  atma-matih—fully absorbed in thoughts of the Supreme Lord    SB 7.7.35
  avesita-matih—whose mind was fully absorbed    SB 5.20.25