mätram—that sac-cid-änanda transcendental body SB 5.19.4
mätram—for a moment SB 6.11.5
mäträm—an insignificant portion only SB 3.11.28
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: matram
änanda-mätram—impersonal Brahman effulgence SB 3.9.3, Antya 5.124-125
acira-mätram—temporarily SB 3.15.18
bhüta-mäträm—the five gross material elements and the sense objects (form, taste, sound and so on) SB 6.4.25
çabda-mätram—the subtle element sound SB 3.26.32
çakti-mätram—to our ability. SB 8.7.34
dåñöa-mätram—being only seen Madhya 24.349
gandha-mätram—the subtle element odor SB 3.26.44
go-dohana-mätram—only for the time of milking the cow SB 1.4.8
iñu-mätram—an arrow’s flight SB 6.9.13-17
jäta-mäträm—the newborn child SB 10.4.8
käkiëikä-mätram—a very small amount (twenty cowries) SB 5.14.26
mäyä-mätram—only illusion SB 7.13.5
nimitta-mätram—just become the cause Bg 11.33
nimitta-mätram—remote cause SB 4.11.17
pratibodha-mätram—a consciousness opposed to the material counterpart SB 2.7.47
prädeça-mätram—measuring only eight inches SB 2.2.8
prädeça-mätram—a synopsis only SB 1.5.20
prädeça-mätram—with the measurement of six inches Madhya 24.156
pänéya-mätram—only the drinking water SB 9.21.10
rasa-mätram—the subtle element taste SB 3.26.41
saàjïäna-mätram—only the consciousness of the living entities SB 6.4.47
sattä-mätram—the original substance, the cause of everything SB 10.3.24
tat-mätram—sense perception SB 3.5.34
tat-mätram—the same as SB 3.10.12
änanda-mätram—simply blissful SB 4.9.16
änanda-mätram—always in transcendental bliss SB 8.12.7