Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: saṅgah

  saṅgah—association    SB 3.23.55, SB 4.23.39, SB 4.30.33, Madhya 22.131
  saṅgah—attachment    Bg 2.47, Bg 2.62, SB 3.25.24
  saṅgah—association or attachment    SB 5.18.10
  saṅgah—from material association    SB 5.1.19
  saṅgah—material contamination.    SB 2.7.10
  saṅgah—material association    SB 4.29.82
  saṅgah—association.    SB 1.19.7

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: saṅgah

  aṅga-saṅgah—bodily union    SB 3.23.10
  guna-saṅgah—association with the modes of nature    Bg 13.22
  guna-saṅgah—contamination of the three modes of nature    SB 6.1.44
  gatra-saṅgah—touching the body    Madhya 20.61
  hamsa-saṅgah—having the association of the hamsas, or liberated persons (who have no connection with material activities).    SB 7.9.18
  jana-saṅgah—association with worldly-minded persons    NoI: verse 2
  jita-saṅgah—controlled association    SB 2.1.23
  mahat-saṅgah—the association of a great person like Narada    SB 7.6.29, SB 7.6.30, SB 7.6.29-30
  mukta-anya-saṅgah—being freed from all material contamination    SB 4.23.37
  mukta-saṅgah—a liberated soul.    SB 9.10.8
  mukta-saṅgah—liberated from all material association    Bg 18.26
  mukta-saṅgah—liberated from association    Bg 3.9
  mukta-saṅgah—liberated from material association    SB 3.29.32
  mukta-saṅgah—freed from all attachment    SB 1.12.27
  mukta-saṅgah—free from attachment    SB 3.31.47
  samasta-saṅgah—all contamination    SB 9.19.25
  sat-saṅgah—association with devotees    Madhya 22.85
  sadhu-saṅgah—association with pure devotees    Madhya 23.14-15
  vimukta-saṅgah—free from all material association    SB 5.11.15
  vimukta-saṅgah—without material contamination    SB 9.2.11, SB 9.2.12, SB 9.2.13, SB 9.2.11-13


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: saṅgah

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: saṅgah

  vimukta-saṅgah—persons who are completely disinfected of material conditions    SB 8.3.7