para

para

parā

pāra

pārā

pāra ācchādite

pāra hañā

pāra kaila

pāra kailā

  • crossed to the other side of the river — Antya 1.19

pāra kara

pāra karāila

pāra kari

pāra kari’

pāra kari’ diba

pāra kariba

para nāma

para para

para-abhidhyānena

  • by the bodily concept of the self — SB 5.14.10

para-abhidhyāyinyā

  • by accepting the body as the self — SB 4.2.23

para-ākhyam

para-amṛta

para-aṇu-caryā

para-anubhāvaḥ

  • who was very exalted in spiritual realization — SB 5.13.24

para-anubhāvam

  • because of his pure devotion to the Supreme Lord — SB 9.5.24

para-anucintām

pāra-apāra

para-ardhaḥ

para-ardhasya

para-ardhya

para-ardhyāni

para-arditā

para-artha-bhavakāḥ

para-artha-niṣṭhāḥ

  • interested in working for others by giving them the benefit of the Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement, by enlightening them with Kṛṣṇa consciousness — SB 7.9.44

para-arthe

para-āśrayam

para-ātma

para-ātmā

para-ātma-darśanaḥ

  • realization of the Supreme Soul (spiritual knowledge) — SB 7.9.6

para-ātma-niṣṭhā-mātra

  • only for the determination to serve Kṛṣṇa — Madhya 3.8

para-ātma-niṣṭhām

  • devotion to the Supreme Person, Kṛṣṇa — Madhya 3.6

para-ātman

para-ātmanaḥ

para-ātmanām

  • of the subordinate living entities, who work only under the direction of the Supersoul — SB 6.12.7

para-ātmani

para-ātmanoḥ

para-avara

para-avara-ātma-āśrayaṇam

  • the shelter of all living entities, low and high — SB 8.7.27

para-avara-dṛk

para-avara-īśam

  • the proprietor of the spiritual and material worlds — SB 3.32.7

para-avaram

para-avarāṇām

para-avarasya

  • and of lower and higher conditions of life — SB 5.11.7

para-avaratvam

  • discrimination due to higher or lower levels — SB 7.9.27

para-avare

  • in the matter of mundane and transcendental — SB 2.9.26
  • the source of all living entities, from the highest, Lord Brahmā, to the lowest, like the insignificant ants — SB 5.15.7

para-avareṣām

  • of all living entities, in higher or lower statuses of life — SB 9.1.8
  • of both, in the material and spiritual existence — SB 6.4.30
  • of different types of living entities known as demigods and demons — SB 7.10.43-44

para-avareṣu

para-ayaṇāya

  • the shelter of all transcendentalists — SB 8.3.15

para-āyuḥ

  • that personality who lives for millions and millions of years (Lord Brahmā) — SB 8.12.10

para-bādhayā

  • in spite of exploiting all others — SB 5.14.14

para-bhṛtaḥ

para-brahma

para-brahmaṇaḥ

para-buddhibhiḥ

  • by instructions from the enemy’s camp — SB 7.5.6

para-cakra

  • of the enemies’ military strength — SB 9.15.31

para-chandam

para-cintakāḥ

  • thinking of the Supreme Personality of Godhead — SB 3.32.8

para-daivatena

para-dāra

  • another’s wife, or a woman other than his own wife — SB 5.14.22

pāra-darśakaḥ

  • one who can give directions to the other side — SB 1.13.40

pāra-darśanāḥ

para-deheṣu

para-devatā

para-devatā-ākhyām

  • the Supreme Lord, the Personality of Godhead, appearing in that form — SB 8.9.18

para-devatāyāḥ

para-devatāyām

  • the origin of all demigods — SB 5.7.6

para-dhana

para-dharmaḥ

  • duties prescribed for others — Bg. 3.35
  • imitating religious systems for which one is unfit — SB 7.15.13
  • religious principles practiced by others — SB 7.15.12

para-dharmāt

para-dravyāṇi

  • another’s money and possessions — SB 5.14.22

para-drohe

para-duḥkhadaḥ

  • who is apt to inflict pains upon others — SB 4.8.17

pāra-gam

para-geham

para-ghare

para-icchayā

para-īśa

para-īśaḥ

para-īśam

  • the Lord of the supreme personalities — SB 8.3.20-21
  • the Lord, who is transcendentally situated — SB 8.5.30
  • the transcendental controller — SB 4.31.18

para-īśāya

  • who is supreme, transcendental and worshipable for such exalted persons as Brahmā and Śiva — SB 8.3.2

para-kāye

para-kṛtaḥ

para-loka

para-mardanaḥ

  • Indra, who is expert in defeating the enemy — SB 8.11.12

para-matera khaṇḍane

para-muṇḍe

para-nārī

para-pakṣa

para-para

para-parābhavam

  • being defeated by the enemies — SB 6.7.31

para-parigraham

  • the wife of another person — SB 7.7.8

para-prāṇaiḥ

  • at the cost of others’ lives — SB 1.7.37

para-praṇītam

para-prema-pātrī

para-purañjaya

para-ṛddhyā

para-sainika

  • of the soldiers on the opposite side — SB 1.9.35

para-sampīḍayā

para-saṅkaṭam

para-śaṅkayā

  • because of suspecting another lion — SB 8.2.6

para-strīṣu

para-svabhāva-karmāṇi

  • the characteristics or activities of others — Antya 8.78

para-tantra

pāra-tantryam

para-tattva

para-tattva-sīmā

  • the highest limit of the Absolute Truth — Ādi 2.110

para-tattvera

para-tejaḥ

para-udayena

  • by others’ flourishing condition — SB 4.6.47

para-udyame

  • in the matter of philanthropic work — SB 4.22.62

para-upakāra

para-upakārī

para-veśma-gām

  • one who has gone to another man’s house and committed adultery — SB 9.11.9

para-vidhi

para-vidhiḥ

para-vidyāyām

  • in the transcendental knowledge of spiritual life (devotional service) — SB 5.9.8

para-vīra-hā

  • although quite able to punish the enemy — SB 9.2.8
  • Paraśurāma, who could kill the heroes of the enemies — SB 9.15.35-36
  • the killer of the opposing warrior — SB 1.7.29
  • who could very well subdue his enemies — SB 9.1.26

para-vitta-apatya-kalatrāṇi

  • the money, wife and children of another — SB 5.26.8

para-vitta-hartuḥ

  • of one who steals the money of others by cheating or by transactions on the black market — SB 7.6.15

para-vyasaninī

para-vyathaḥ

para-vyathānām

para-vyoma

para-vyoma-adhikārī

  • the predominating Deity of the Vaikuṇṭha planets — Madhya 21.115

para-vyoma-dhāme

para-vyoma-madhye

para-vyome

para-vyomete

ātma-para-buddhiḥ

  • the conception of one’s own and another’s — SB 7.9.31

bhagavat-parā

  • absolutely inclined to be possessed by the Supreme Personality of Godhead — SB 8.8.8

calite nā pāra

dayā-para

  • O causelessly merciful one — MM 1

dvi-para-ardha

  • up to the limit of 4,300,000,000 x 2 x 30 x 12 x 100 solar years — SB 3.9.18

gaṅgā pāra kari’ deha’

gaṅgā pāra kari’ dila

gaṅgā-pāra kaila

guṇa-māyā-pāra

  • transcendental to the material modes of nature — Madhya 20.314

hañā tat-para

jñāna-vijñāna-pāra-ge

  • expert in both transcendental and Vedic knowledge — SB 4.1.64

kara pāra

kare pāra

lekhā-pāra

mat-parā

māyā-pāra

nā pāra

nadī pāra

nāhi ora-pāra

nāhi pāya pāra

nārāyaṇa-parā

  • the path of salvation ends by entering the kingdom of Nārāyaṇa — SB 2.5.16

pāibe pāra

pāiye pāra

  • one can understand up to the extreme limit — Antya 4.221

param-parā

phirāite pāra

prakṛtira para

prakṛtira pāra

prema-parā-kāṣṭhā

sva-para

  • this is my own business, and that is someone else’s — SB 7.5.13

sva-parā iti

sva-para-abhiniveśena

  • consisting of absorption in the bodily concept of oneself and others — SB 7.2.60

sva-para-druhā

  • which is envious of the performer and of others — SB 6.16.42

tāra pāra

tat-para

  • in relation with the Supreme Personality of Godhead — SB 4.22.25

tat-parā

tvat-para-anugraheṇa

virajāra pāra

yamunā pāra hañā

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