pañca
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all five — Madhya 8.87, Antya 15.15
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all five qualities — Madhya 19.233
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five — Bg. 13.6-7, Bg. 18.13-14, Bg. 18.15, SB 1.6.8, SB 1.8.12, SB 1.15.22-23, SB 1.17.40, SB 3.2.2, SB 3.10.23, SB 3.11.7, SB 3.12.56, SB 3.26.12, SB 4.1.61, SB 4.22.53, SB 4.25.21, SB 4.25.46, SB 4.26.1-3, SB 4.28.56, SB 4.28.57, SB 4.29.7, SB 4.29.9, SB 4.29.18-20, SB 5.7.2, SB 5.11.9, SB 5.16.22, SB 5.24.31, SB 7.15.12, SB 8.7.29, SB 9.14.33, SB 9.22.27-28, SB 9.23.27, SB 9.23.34, SB 9.24.28-31, SB 9.24.38, Ādi 7.34, Ādi 10.132, Ādi 10.134, Ādi 16.54, Ādi 16.68, Ādi 16.72, Ādi 16.74, Ādi 16.84, Ādi 17.164, Madhya 8.85, Madhya 16.229, Madhya 19.183-184, Madhya 19.185, Madhya 23.79-81, Madhya 24.193, Madhya 24.334, Antya 6.151
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five different varieties of products from the cow, namely milk, yogurt, clarified butter, cow dung and cow urine — SB 8.8.11
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five pots — Madhya 4.206
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five sons — SB 9.21.31-33
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the fifth — Ādi 1.26
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the five — SB 2.9.17
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the five objects of the senses (sound, form, touch, aroma and taste) — SB 6.1.50
pāñca
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five — Ādi 7.27
pāṅca
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five — Madhya 2.22, Antya 15.18
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five men — Antya 15.17
pañca ātmārāma
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five kinds of ātmārāmas — Madhya 24.149
pāṅca chaya
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five or six — Madhya 25.204
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five or six kinds — Madhya 15.214
pāṅca dike
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in five directions — Antya 15.17
pañca dine
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for five days — Antya 6.213
pāṅca gaṇḍā kari’
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at the price of five gaṇḍās — Madhya 15.70
pañca guṇa
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five kinds of transcendental qualities — Madhya 19.232
pañca jana
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these five persons — Madhya 25.179
pañca parakāra
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five categories — Madhya 19.183-184
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five varieties — Madhya 23.45
pañca rasa
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five kinds of transcendental mellow — Madhya 23.46
pāṅca sahasra
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five thousand — Madhya 20.8
pāṅca sāte
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five or seven — Antya 6.56
pañca śloke
pañca vṛtti
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five meanings — Madhya 6.275
pañca-amṛte
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in a preparation made with five palatable foods — Madhya 4.61
pañca-apsarā-tīrthe
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to Pañcāpsarā-tīrtha — Madhya 9.279
pañca-ārāmam
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five gardens — SB 4.28.56
pañca-aśvam
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five horses — SB 4.26.1-3
pañca-ātmakam
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five elements — SB 4.22.26
pāṅca-bāṇa
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five arrows of Cupid — Madhya 8.194
pāñca-bhautikaḥ
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body made of five material elements — SB 1.6.28
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made of the five elements — SB 1.13.46
pañca-bhūta
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five gross elements — SB 3.31.14
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the five material elements — Madhya 25.125
pāṅca-chaya
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five or six — Madhya 3.49
pāṅca-chaya jane
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five or six men — Madhya 16.276
pañca-daśa
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fifteen — SB 3.11.10, Antya 6.151
pañca-daśa dina
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fifteen days — Madhya 13.23
pañca-daśa-krośa
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about thirty miles — Antya 6.174
pañca-daśabhiḥ
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with fifteen — SB 8.11.23
pañca-dike
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in five directions — Antya 15.9
pāṅca-dike
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in five directions — Antya 15.15
pañca-dina
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continuously for five days — Madhya 1.151
pāṅca-dina
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five days — Madhya 15.194
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for five days — Madhya 15.192
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to five days — Madhya 15.192
pañca-dīrghaḥ
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five large — Ādi 14.15
pāṅca-gaṇḍāra
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of five gaṇḍās — Antya 9.40
pāṅca-gaṇḍāra vyañjana
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vegetables costing five gaṇḍās (one gaṇḍā equals four kauḍis) — Antya 8.53
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vegetables worth only five gaṇḍās — Antya 8.57-58
pañca-gavya
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in five kinds of products from the cow — Madhya 4.61
pañca-grāsa
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five morsels — Madhya 3.76
pañca-guṇa
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five attributes — Antya 15.8
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the five attributes — Antya 15.9
pañca-guṇāḥ
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five qualities — Madhya 23.78
pañca-guṇe
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five attributes — Antya 15.8
pañca-hāyanaḥ
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only five years old — SB 7.5.36
pañca-indriya
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five senses — Antya 14.49
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of the five senses — Antya 15.8
pañca-indriya-ākarṣaṇa
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the attraction of the five senses — Antya 20.127
pañca-indriya-gaṇa
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five senses of perception — Antya 15.16
pañca-indriyāṇi
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the five senses — Antya 15.14
pañca-jana
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five men — Antya 15.15
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five persons — Madhya 13.36, Antya 9.140
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the region of the departed souls — SB 3.3.2
pañca-janāra
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of five men — Antya 11.82
pañca-jane
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the five members of the Pañca-tattva — Ādi 7.28
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to five men — Madhya 4.207
pañca-kāla
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five times — Madhya 24.334
pañca-kṣīra
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five pots of sweet rice — Madhya 4.207
pañca-lakṣa
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500,000 — Madhya 20.322
pañca-madhye
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out of the five — Madhya 24.194
pañca-mukha
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as if possessing five mouths — Antya 11.51
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five faced — Madhya 15.118
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five-mouthed — Antya 1.105
pañca-mukhāḥ
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having five hoods — SB 5.26.33
pañca-mukhe
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as if speaking with five mouths — Antya 3.175
pañca-nade snāna kari’
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taking His bath in the Ganges, called the Pañca-nada — Madhya 25.60
pañca-pañca
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of five multiplied by five (twenty-five) — SB 6.5.6-8
pañca-pañcāśatā
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fifty-five — SB 9.20.24-26
pañca-pāṇḍava
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five Pāṇḍavas — Madhya 10.53
pañca-pāṇḍave
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the five Pāṇḍavas — Antya 9.131
pañca-parakāra
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of five different varieties — Madhya 6.266
pañca-parvāṇam
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five varieties — SB 3.20.18
pañca-prabandhe
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in five chapters — Ādi 17.329
pañca-putra
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five sons — Madhya 10.53, Madhya 10.55
pañca-putra-sahite
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with five sons — Antya 9.128
pañca-rasa
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five direct transcendental mellows — Madhya 19.188
pañca-rasera
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of five transcendental mellows — Ādi 17.329
pañca-rātreṇa
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by the fifth night — SB 3.31.2
pañca-roga-pīḍā-vyākula
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always disturbed by five kinds of disease — Antya 20.94
pañca-rūpa dhari’
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accepting five bodies — Ādi 5.8
pañca-sahasra calliśa
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5,040 avatāras — Madhya 20.321
pañca-sahasra-sargaḥ
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procreation of five thousand — SB 9.6.52
pañca-śara
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of Cupid, the master of the five arrows of the senses — Madhya 21.107
pañca-ṣaṣṭiḥ
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sixty-five — SB 9.24.10-11
pañca-ṣāsu
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five or six — SB 10.13.28
pañca-ṣaṭ-dhā
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five or six years — SB 7.1.37
pāṅca-sāta
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five days or at the most a week — Madhya 19.251
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five or seven men — Madhya 11.108
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five to seven — Madhya 9.293, Madhya 15.73, Madhya 16.111, Madhya 16.177, Madhya 16.226, Madhya 17.37, Antya 18.52
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five to seven different kinds — Madhya 15.54-55
pāṅca-sāta dine
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five to seven days — Madhya 9.329
pāṅca-sāta jana
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five or seven persons — Madhya 17.58
pañca-śata loka
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five hundred men — Madhya 12.154-155
pañca-śatāni
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five hundred — SB 9.17.12
pañca-śateṣu
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five hundred — SB 9.15.33
pañca-śloke
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in five verses — Ādi 5.3
pañca-sūkṣmaḥ
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five fine — Ādi 14.15
pañca-tapāḥ
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five kinds of heating — SB 4.23.6
pañca-tattva
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five truths — Ādi 7.20-21
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the five tattvas — Ādi 17.320
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the five subjects — Ādi 7.5
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the same five subjects — Ādi 7.4
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these five tattvas — Ādi 7.4
pañca-tattva-ākhyāne
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in describing the glories of the Pañca-tattva (Śrī Kṛṣṇa Caitanya, Prabhu Nityānanda, Śrī Advaita, Gadādhara and Śrīvāsa) — Madhya 25.16
pañca-tattva-ātmakam
pañca-tattva-rūpe
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the Lord in His five forms — Ādi 7.163
pañca-tattvera
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of the five tattvas (truths) — Ādi 17.320
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of the five truths — Ādi 6.119
pañca-varṣaḥ
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although the boy is five years old — SB 4.8.65
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at the age of five years — SB 4.12.42
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five years old — SB 4.11.28, SB 4.12.23
pañca-vidha
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five kinds of — Madhya 3.46, Madhya 9.267
pañca-vidha mukti
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five kinds of liberation — Madhya 9.257
pañca-vidha rasa
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five kinds of mellows — Madhya 23.53
pañca-vidhā-ākāra
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five varieties — Madhya 24.28
pañca-vidha-bhakte
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in five kinds of devotees — Madhya 19.187
pañca-vidhaḥ
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consisting of five senses for acquiring knowledge (the eyes, ears, nose, tongue and touch) — SB 10.2.27
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the five material elements — SB 3.32.29
pañca-vidham
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five — SB 4.7.41
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the five sense objects — SB 4.29.74
pañca-viṁśa
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O twenty-fifth principle (the controller of the other twenty-four elements) — SB 7.8.52
pañca-viṁśakaḥ
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the twenty-fifth — SB 3.26.15
pañca-viṁśati
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twenty-five — SB 6.5.17
pañca-viṁśati paricchede
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in the Twenty-fifth Chapter — Madhya 25.262
pañca-viṁśatiḥ
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twenty-five — SB 5.20.43, SB 9.6.5
pañca-viṁśe
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in the Twenty-fifth Chapter — Madhya 25.261
pañca-vṛttiḥ
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having five processes — SB 4.29.6
pañca-yajñaḥ
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the five kinds of sacrifice — SB 5.26.18
bhakta pañca jana
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five devotees — Madhya 25.178
daśa pañca
dina pañca
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five days — Madhya 25.177
dina pāṅca
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five days — Madhya 7.54
dina pañca-daśa
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fifteen days — Madhya 15.190
dina pāṅca-sāta
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five or seven days — Madhya 1.232
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five to seven days — Antya 12.77
dina-pāṅca-sāta
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five or seven days — Madhya 10.59
ei pañca
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these five kinds of transcendental mellow — Madhya 23.46
ei pañca aṅga
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these five limbs — Madhya 22.129
ei pañca-doṣe
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by the above-mentioned five faults — Ādi 16.68
hāta pāṅca-chaya
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five to six cubits (one cubit equals about a foot and a half) — Antya 14.64
janā pāṅca-sāta
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five to seven men — Madhya 4.71
janā-pāṅca
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five brāhmaṇas — Madhya 4.69
kārya pāṅca-sāta
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five to seven different purposes — Antya 2.169
kṛṣṇa-rāsa-pañca-adhyāya
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the five chapters in the Tenth Canto of Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam in which Lord Kṛṣṇa’s pastimes of the rāsa dance are described — Madhya 11.56
ṣaṭ-pañca-varṣaḥ
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five or six years old — SB 4.12.43
tumi pañca
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you five — Antya 9.141