pitr—the inhabitants of Pitrloka SB 4.19.42, SB 5.18.32, SB 6.13.2
pitr—forefathers SB 4.25.40, SB 7.15.6
pitr—parents SB 1.8.49
pitr—of the forefathers SB 7.2.11
pitr—the denizens of Pitrloka SB 4.21.45
pitr—by the Pitas SB 6.10.17, SB 6.10.18, SB 6.10.17-18
pitr—persons coming from Pitrloka SB 4.21.26
pitr—a father Madhya 22.163
pitr—by your father SB 6.16.3
pitr—the Pita planets SB 3.11.16
pitr—ancestors SB 4.3.4
pitr—of his father SB 6.1.58, SB 6.1.59, SB 6.1.60, SB 6.1.58-60
pitr—of all the inhabitants of Pitrloka SB 5.22.10
pitr—like the father SB 4.27.7
pitr—the father SB 5.14.17
pitr—with the inhabitants of Pitrloka SB 8.23.20, SB 8.23.21, SB 8.23.20-21
pitr—of the Pita planets SB 3.11.26
pitr—the forefathers SB 1.2.27
pitr—unto the forefathers SB 7.14.25
pitr—the residents of Pitrloka SB 7.10.68
pitr—to the forefathers SB 3.32.3
pitr—inhabitants of Pitrloka SB 4.20.35, SB 4.20.36, SB 4.20.35-36
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: pitr
pitr-deva-arcanam—the worship of the forefathers and the demigods SB 10.5.1, SB 10.5.2, SB 10.5.1-2
pitr-devatanam—of the forefathers and demigods SB 6.19.26, SB 6.19.27, SB 6.19.28, SB 6.19.26-28
pitr-devebhyah—unto the pitas and the demigods SB 5.20.12
pitr-devanam—known as pitr-yana and deva-yana SB 7.15.56
pitr-devaya—unto the master of Pitrloka SB 4.24.41
pitr-dhana—the riches of your father Madhya 20.128
pitr-gana-adhipatih—who is the chief of the pitas SB 5.18.29
pitr-ganan—and the Pitas SB 3.20.42
pitr-ganah—the persons known as pitas SB 5.26.5
pitr-geha-kautukam—the festival in the house of her father SB 4.3.13
pitr-gehan—the household affairs of His father Adi 6.68
pitr-grhat—from the houses of His father SB 9.24.66
pitr-ha—a person who has killed his father SB 6.13.8, SB 6.13.9, SB 6.13.8-9
pitr-huh—named Pitrhu SB 4.29.12
pitr-kriya—rituals performed after the death of the father Adi 15.24
pitr-kula—father's family Adi 15.14
pitr-karye—in the sraddha ceremony, in which oblations are offered to the forefathers SB 7.15.3
pitr-lokam—to Pitrloka SB 3.32.20
pitr-medha-vidhanena—by the funeral ceremony performed by the son after the death of his father or some family member SB 9.10.29
pitr-matr-sneha—paternal love Madhya 24.33
pitr-paitamaham—which he received from his father and forefathers SB 5.7.8
pitr-patin—Yamaraja and the other leaders of the Pitas SB 7.4.5, SB 7.4.6, SB 7.4.7, SB 7.4.5-7
pitr-pitamahaih—with the fathers and grandfather. SB 4.1.61
pitr-putra—of the father or sons SB 5.14.14
pitr-putran—father or sons SB 5.14.14
pitr-rajah—Yamaraja, the king of the pitas SB 5.26.6
pitr-rajyam—the father's property, the kingdom SB 9.22.12, SB 9.22.13, SB 9.22.12-13
pitr-samah—like his father SB 9.14.2
pitr-sannidhau—in the presence of his father SB 5.9.5
pitr-vadham—the killing of his father SB 9.16.18, SB 9.16.19, SB 9.16.18-19
pitr-vat—like a father SB 4.16.17
pitr-vatsalah—all very affectionate to their father. SB 6.6.1
pitr-vamsa—paternal family SB 4.27.8
pitr-vratah—worshipers of ancestors Bg 9.25
pitr-yajna-mahotsavam—the great festival of sacrifice performed by her father SB 4.3.5, SB 4.3.6, SB 4.3.7, SB 4.3.5-7
pitr-yajnam—to the sacrificial arena of his father SB 4.19.22
pitr-yanam—going to Pitrloka SB 4.29.13
pitr-yanam—the way of taking birth from the father's semen SB 7.15.50, SB 7.15.51, SB 7.15.50-51
pitr-adesena—by the order of their father SB 6.5.4, SB 6.5.5, SB 6.5.4-5
pitr-adi—parents Madhya 22.161
pitr-adikera—of the forefathers and so on Madhya 22.140
pitr-susrusanam—the service of the parents SB 6.7.28
pitr-sunya—without his father Antya 3.3