Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: vrksa

  vrksa—the tree    Adi 4.252, Adi 9.13-15, Adi 9.16, Adi 9.38, Adi 9.45, Adi 17.81, Adi 17.322, Madhya 15.173, Antya 8.36
  vrksa—trees    SB 1.11.12, Madhya 24.58
  vrksa—a tree    Adi 17.80, Antya 20.23
  vrksa—of a tree    SB 4.28.14
  vrksa—tree    Adi 9.32
  vrksa—of the tree    Adi 9.47
  vrksa—the trees    Antya 16.147

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: vrksa

  vrksa-lata—the trees and creepers    Madhya 17.45, Antya 14.48
  vrksa-tale—underneath a tree    Adi 17.47, Madhya 18.159
  vrksa-valli—trees and creepers    Madhya 14.97, Antya 19.80
  simulira vrksa—cotton tree    Madhya 13.102
  eka eka vrksa-tale—under each and every tree    Madhya 14.99
  kalpa-vrksa—of desire trees    Adi 5.22
  kalpa-vrksa paya—reaches the desire tree in Goloka Vrndavana.    Madhya 19.162
  kalpa-vrksa-latara—of creepers and kalpa-vrksa, or desire trees    Madhya 14.222
  kalpa-vrksa-maya—full of desire trees    Adi 5.20
  khanda-ksiri-sara-vrksa—sugar sweets made in the shape of trees    Antya 18.106
  prati-vrksa-tale—under each and every tree    Madhya 13.204
  prati-vrksa-tale—underneath each tree    Madhya 14.98
  prati-vrksa-valli—around each and every tree and creeper    Antya 19.85
  sapta-tala-vrksa—seven palm trees    Madhya 9.312
  sei vrksa—that tamarind tree    Madhya 18.76
  sei vrksa-mule—under that tree    Antya 6.126
  udumbara-vrksa—a big fig tree    Adi 9.25
  vrksa ha-ilan—I am also the tree    Adi 9.45
  vrksa hana—becoming a tree    Antya 3.144
  vrksa-sakha lana—taking a large branch of a tree    Madhya 15.33
  vrksa-gana—the trees    Antya 15.49
  vrksa-lata—tree and creeper    Madhya 17.204
  vrksa-lata-gane—the trees and creepers    Madhya 17.200
  vrksa-lata-pase—by the side of the trees and creepers    Antya 19.99
  vrksa-mulam—at the foot of a tree    SB 3.4.3
  vrksa-mule—in the trunk of the tree    Adi 9.13-15
  vrksa-mule—underneath a tree    Antya 6.44
  vrksa-nikate—near the tree    Madhya 18.160
  vrksa-dale—on a branch of a tree    Madhya 17.208
  vrksa-dale—to the branch of a tree    Madhya 17.217
  vrksa-parivara—the family of this transcendental tree of devotional service    Adi 9.31
  vrksa-sama—like the tree.    Antya 20.22
  vrksa-tale—under the shade of a tree    Madhya 4.23
  vrksa-tale—under a tree    Antya 12.18
  yata vrksa-gana—as many trees as there are    Madhya 19.127