pati—husbands Madhya 19.210, Antya 7.42, Antya 15.71
pati—a husband Madhya 22.163
pati—of the husband Madhya 21.142
pati—Lord Adi 2.16
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: pati
pati-vrata—chaste woman Madhya 9.111, Madhya 9.201
pati-vrata—of chastity Madhya 8.183-184, Madhya 9.118
pati-vrata—devoted to her husband SB 1.13.30, Madhya 9.297
eka-pati—one master SB 4.20.27
go-pati—of the sun-god Madhya 19.98
mrga-pati-bhayat—because of fear of the lion SB 5.8.24
mrta pati—the dead husband Antya 20.57
pati lagi'—for the satisfaction of her husband Antya 20.57
pati-devata—accepting her husband as the Supreme Lord. SB 4.28.43
pati-devata—devoted to the husband SB 4.26.15
pati-devatayah—very much attached to her husband SB 4.12.41
pati-devatah—because their only worshipable object was their husband. SB 9.6.53
pati-devanam—who have accepted their husbands as worshipable SB 7.11.25
pati-loka-parayana—because of being inclined to go with her husband SB 9.9.36
pati-lokam—the planet named Patiloka SB 5.9.7
pati-lokam—the planet where the husband had gone SB 4.23.29
pati-rupa-dhrk—in the form of the husband. SB 6.18.33, SB 6.18.34, SB 6.18.33-34
pati-tyage—to give up one's husband Antya 17.36
pati-vrata—of those who are chaste and devoted to the husband Madhya 21.106
pati-vrata—devoted to the husband Antya 7.104
pati-vrata—of the chaste woman Madhya 9.200
pati-vrata—a chaste, devoted wife Antya 7.107
pati-vrata-dharma—the vow of chastity Madhya 9.116
pati-vrata-dharma—the religious principle of a chaste woman. Antya 7.106
pati-vrata-ganera—of all chaste women Madhya 21.116
pati-vrata-siromani—the topmost of chaste women Antya 20.57
pati-vratara—of chaste wives Madhya 21.142
pati-vratah—devoted to the husband SB 6.18.35
pati-age—even in front of the husbands Madhya 21.143
pati-age—in front of their husbands Madhya 12.32
prana-pati—lord of life Adi 4.21-22
prana-pati—the Lords of his life. Adi 11.27
sei pati—that husband Madhya 13.153
sena-pati—as commanders in chief Adi 7.164
sena-pati—captains Adi 3.75
sita-pati—Lord Sri Ramacandra and Sitadevi. Madhya 9.221
sita-pati—Lord Ramacandra. Madhya 9.17
taṅra bhagni-pati—his brother-in-law (the husband of Sarvabhauma's sister) Adi 10.130
vaikunthera pati—predominating Deities of the Vaikuntha planets Madhya 21.22
vidya-pati—the poet Vidyapati Madhya 2.77
vidya-pati—an old Vaisnava poet from the province of Mithila Madhya 10.115
vraja-pati-sutasya—of the son of Nanda Maharaja Antya 14.73
sri-pati—the husband of the goddess of fortune. Adi 3.37
sat-aisvarya-pati—the master of six opulences Madhya 15.179
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: pati
pati—protects SB 6.9.26, SB 6.9.27, SB 6.9.26-27
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: pati
pati'—setting Antya 9.14
pati'—demonstrating Madhya 16.272
pati-vratyena—because of her strong faith in her husband SB 9.3.17
Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: pati
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: pati
dam-pati—husband and wife SB 4.25.43
dam-pati—the wife and husband SB 6.16.60
dam-pati—a husband and wife SB 9.9.25
varsa-pati—the rulers of the two tracts of land SB 5.20.31
yudham pati—both great military commanders. SB 6.12.23