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  rämaù—Lord Rämacandra    SB 4.22.63, SB 9.10.22, SB 9.10.31, SB 9.10.39-40, SB 9.10.50, SB 9.11.1, SB 9.11.8, SB 9.11.16, SB 9.11.19, SB 9.11.24 (and more...)
  rämaù—Lord Paraçuräma    SB 9.15.30, SB 9.15.33, SB 9.15.34, SB 9.16.1, SB 9.16.6, SB 9.16.8, SB 9.16.16, SB 9.16.17, SB 9.16.25
  rämaù—Balaräma    SB 1.14.28-29, SB 10.1.8, SB 10.13.35, Madhya 20.262
  rämaù—Paraçuräma    SB 8.13.15-16, SB 9.15.12-13, SB 9.15.37, SB 9.16.7
  rämaù—Lord Balaräma    Adi 1.7, Adi 5.7
  rämaù—Räma    Bg 10.31
  rämaù—Balaräma (the elder brother of Kåñëa)    SB 1.11.16-17
  rämaù—the Personality of Godhead Räma    SB 1.12.19
  rämaù—Lord Räma    SB 6.8.15
  rämaù—like Lord Rämacandra    SB 9.11.9
  rämaù—Paraçuräma, the youngest son of Jamadagni    SB 9.15.27
  rämaù—by the name Räma, the supreme enjoyer    SB 10.8.12
  rämäù—O you beautiful women    SB 4.26.14
  rämäù—prostitutes    SB 9.23.7-10
  rämaù ca—and Räma    Madhya 24.151, Madhya 24.151, Madhya 24.151
  saha-rämaù—along with Balaräma    SB 10.8.27, SB 10.8.52
  bhagavän rämaù—Lord Paraçuräma    SB 6.15.12-15
  rämaù api—even Paraçuräma, the incarnation of God    SB 9.22.20
  rämaù ca kåñëaù ca—both Räma and Kåñëa    Madhya 24.222
  rämaù kåñëaù ca—both Räma and Kåñëa    SB 10.8.26
  rämäù itivat—in this way, by one räma, many rämas are indicated.    Madhya 24.151
  rämäù ücuù—the women thus spoke    SB 4.26.17
  sa-rämaù—along with Balaräma    SB 10.13.28
  sva-kuöumba-rämaù—enjoying simply by maintaining the members of the family.    SB 7.6.14