Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: tanu
tanu—body Adi 5.27-28, Adi 8.59, Madhya 2.53, Madhya 3.124, Madhya 12.86, Antya 14.29, Antya 16.121-122, Antya 18.72
tanu—the body Adi 7.87, Antya 11.59
tanu—small SB 3.28.33
tanu—having such a body Adi 3.43
tanu—body. Antya 12.29
tanū—two bodies. SB 6.16.51
tanū—and body Antya 13.1
tanu-bhṛtām—of the embodied SB 4.1.28, SB 4.9.10
tanu-bhṛtām—of those who are embodied Adi 1.48, Madhya 22.48
tanu-bhā—the effulgence of His transcendental body Adi 1.3, Adi 2.5
tanu-mana—body and mind Madhya 2.76, Antya 20.48
śveta-tanu—white body Antya 18.71
śyāma-tanu—the blackish body. Antya 19.39
eka-tanu—one body Adi 5.175
janma-tanu-mana—their births, bodies and minds. Madhya 21.114
kṛṣṇa-tanu—the body of Kṛṣṇa Antya 19.40
kṛṣṇa-tanu-sama—exactly like the transcendental body of Kṛṣṇa Adi 5.18
sat-cit-ānanda-tanu—Kṛṣṇa's body is transcendental, full of knowledge, bliss and eternity Madhya 8.136
tanu nahe—is not an ordinary body Antya 19.40
tanu-bhṛt—a living entity who has accepted a material body SB 5.1.12
tanu-bhṛt—one who has accepted a material body SB 5.11.15
tanu-bhṛt—the living entities embodied in material nature SB 8.3.17
tanu-bhṛtaḥ—embodied living entities SB 4.7.30
tanu-bhṛtaḥ—who have accepted material bodies Madhya 19.143
tanu-bhṛtsu—among the living entities Madhya 24.207
tanu-bhṛtām—of the living entities who have accepted material bodies SB 7.9.19
tanu-bhṛtām—with reference to living entities possessing material bodies SB 7.9.24
tanu-hīna—without a body Madhya 2.22
tanu-je—in his son, Jaḍa Bharata SB 5.9.6
tanu-mana—mind and body Antya 5.35-36
tanu-mana—the minds and bodies Antya 19.96
tanu-manera—of the mind and body Madhya 2.64
tanu-māninaḥ—of a person in the bodily concept of life SB 10.2.22
tanu-rūpa-ṛddhim—an abundance of bodily beauty Antya 1.92
tanu-tyajaḥ—and thus lay down their lives SB 8.20.9
tanu-udyat-saṅkocāt—by contracting within the body Antya 17.72
tanu-vāk-manobhiḥ—by the body, words and mind Madhya 8.67
tanū-deśaiḥ—with all the parts of the body SB 7.13.12-13
tanū-ja—my dear son (born of my body) SB 6.14.58
tanū-ruheṣu—in the hair on the body SB 8.20.25-29
tanū-ruhāṇi—hairs on the body SB 2.1.33
utphullita tanu-mane—the body and mind become jubilant Madhya 25.278