nara—human being SB 1.3.22
nara—the human beings SB 2.10.42
nara—the inhabitants of the earthly planets SB 4.24.12
nara—cannot Adi 17.165
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: nara
nara-indra—O King SB 6.15.28, SB 8.9.16-17, SB 8.21.4
nara-darakena—with Him, who is like a boy of this material world Madhya 8.75, Antya 7.32
hari-nara—of half lion and half human being SB 7.8.56
nara-adhaman—the lowest of men Madhya 25.40
nara-adhipa—King of the people Madhya 1.178
nara-sardulam—unto the Lord, who had appeared as half man and half lion SB 7.8.37-39
nara-deha—having a body like a human being's Adi 17.178-179
nara-deva—a man-god, or a king SB 1.17.32
nara-deva—monarchical SB 1.18.43
nara-deva—of the worldly king or worldly god SB 4.14.32
nara-deva—of the king SB 4.16.8
nara-deva—of all kings, gods in human society SB 4.16.20
nara-deva—O lord among human beings (the king is supposed to be the representative of deva, the Supreme Personality of Godhead) SB 5.10.4
nara-deva—O ruler of men SB 7.1.11
nara-deva—O King (Maharaja Dusmanta) SB 9.20.22
nara-deva-abhimana-madena—by madness due to having the body of a king and thus being proud of it SB 5.10.24
nara-deva-abhimanam—King Rahugana, who thought himself the ruler SB 5.10.8
nara-deva-deva—O supreme master of all kings SB 4.17.10-11
nara-deva-deve—upon the King's SB 1.19.18
nara-deva-kanyah—daughters of many kings SB 3.3.7
nara-devam—unto a man-god SB 1.18.42
nara-devam—a king SB 2.10.16
nara-devah—man-god SB 1.17.5
nara-darakena—with Him who is like an ordinary child SB 10.12.7-11
nara-isvaranam—or of kings who follow this principle. SB 6.7.24
nara-hara—O Lord in the form of Nrsimha SB 7.8.52
nara-hari-rupena—His form of Nrsimhadeva SB 5.18.7
nara-harim—unto Lord Nrsimhadeva SB 7.10.25
nara-indra—O best of kings SB 4.22.37
nara-indram—unto the King, best of humankind SB 1.18.41
nara-indranam—of all the kings Madhya 23.27
nara-itaraih—by demigods SB 4.6.9
nara-itaram—other than the human being. being. SB 3.13.50
nara-lila—the pastimes as a human being Madhya 21.101
nara-lilara—for exhibiting the pastimes as a human being Madhya 21.101
nara-loka—human society SB 3.2.20
nara-loka—of the material world SB 5.14.38
nara-loka—in human society or on the planet earth SB 9.14.23
nara-loka-sa-artham—the field of self-interested material activities SB 5.14.41
nara-loka-sadharmam—acting as if a human being SB 5.4.4
nara-lokam—this material world SB 5.14.5
nara-lokasya—human birth SB 3.30.34
nara-lokatam—the habits of a human being SB 9.14.17-18
nara-lokavirah—the kings of human society Bg 11.28
nara-loke—on this planet of human beings SB 1.11.35
nara-nari—men and women Adi 4.147
nara-narayana—Nara-Narayana Adi 2.113
nara-narayana—Lord Nara-Narayana Adi 5.129
nara-narayana-asramam—to the asrama of Nara-Narayana. SB 9.1.31
nara-narayana-akhyam—named Nara-Narayana SB 5.4.5
nara-narayana-akhyah—known as Nara-Narayana SB 5.19.9
nara-narayanau—named Nara and Narayana SB 1.3.9
nara-narayanau—both Nara and Narayana SB 4.1.49-52
nara-narayanaya—Nara-Narayana SB 5.19.11
nara-natha—O King SB 4.26.17
nara-pasavah—manlike animals SB 6.16.38
nara-patih—the King SB 1.18.46
nara-patih—a king or ksatriya Madhya 13.80
nara-pungavah—heroes in human society. Bg 1.5
nara-ratnaya—unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who is always youthful SB 9.3.33
nara-sakhah—the friend of all living entities (especially human beings) SB 7.6.27
nara-simhaya—known as Lord Nrsimha SB 5.18.8
nara-simhaya—Lord Nrsimhadeva Antya 16.52
nara-uttamam—the supermost human being SB 1.2.4
nara-uttamah—the first-class human being. SB 1.13.27
nara-uttamah—the best of human beings SB 4.20.3
nara-vapu—a body just like that of a human being Madhya 21.101
nara-vyaghra—O man of tigerlike strength SB 1.14.10
nara-rsabha—O best of human beings, Maharaja Pariksit SB 9.23.18-19
nara-adayah—human beings and others. SB 1.3.5
nara-adisu—in the midst of human beings. SB 1.2.34
nara-akrtih—a person, exactly resembling a human being SB 9.23.20-21
nara-amisam—the flesh of a human being. SB 9.9.20-21
nara-atmajah—the son of Nara. SB 9.21.1
nara-sabde—by the word nara Adi 2.38
nara-simha—O Lord Nrsimhadeva, half lion and half human being SB 7.8.42
nara-simham—the incarnation of the Lord as half-man and half-lion SB 1.3.18
sura-nara-mrga-misrita-jalacara-akrtibhih—with different forms like those of the demigods, human beings, animals, mixtures and aquatics (the incarnations Vamana, Lord Ramacandra, Krsna, Varaha, Hayagriva, Nrsimha, Matsya and Kurma) SB 6.9.40