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| abibhet | became very fearful |
| abibhran | maintained (the child) |
| abibhran | manifested |
| abibhrat | accepted |
| abibhrat | administered |
| abibhrat | carried |
| abibhrat | continued to bear |
| abja | a lotus |
| abja | from the lotus flower |
| abja | lotus |
| abja | lotus flower |
| abja-bhavah | abja-nabhah |
| abja-khande | by the stems of lotus flowers |
| abja-nabha | O Lord who have a lotus navel |
| abja-nabha | of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, whose navel is like a lotus flower |
| abja-nabhah | Lord Visnu |
| abja-nabhah | the Supreme Personality of Godhead, from whose navel sprouts a lotus flower |
| abja-netram | lotus eyes |
| abja-prsthe | on top of the lotus |
| abja-sambhavah | born from a lotus flower (Lord Brahma) |
| abja-sambhutah | whose source of birth was a lotus |
| abjam | a lotus flower |
| abjam | lotus flower |
| abjam | lotuslike |
| abjam | the lotus |
| abodha-jatah | produced from ignorance |
| abodha-rupah | by the quality of ignorance |
| abrahma | up to the Brahmaloka planet |
| abrahmanah | up to Brahmaloka |
| abrahmanya | against the brahminical culture |
| abrahmanya-bhaya-avaham | causing fear to the kings who had no respect for brahminical culture |
| abrahmanyah | devoid of brahminical culture |
| abrahmanyam | sinful, not caring for the religious principles enunciated by the brahmanas |
| abrahmanye | persons against the brahminical culture |
| abravit | addressed |
| abravit | began to speak |
| abravit | chanted |
| abravit | has said |
| abravit | he said |
| abravit | he spoke |
| abravit | replied |
| abravit | said |
| abravit | she said |
| abravit | spoke |
| abravit | spoke as follows |
| abrhat-vratah | without strictly following a vow of celibacy |
| abrmhitam | not increasing |
| abruta | performed |
| abruvan | spoke |
| abruvan | they replied |
| abruvan | they said |
| abruvan | was called |
| abuddhayah | O ignorant ones |
| abuddhayah | less intelligent persons |
| abuddhi | a person who has no intelligence |
| abuddhi-krtah | made foolish |
| abuddhibhih | by the less intelligent persons |
| abuddhibhih | by those who have such bad intelligence |
| abuddhiman | not very intelligent |
| abudha | you foolish rascal |
| abudhah | a foolish rascal |
| abudhah | a rascal |
| abudhah | foolish because of ignorance |
| abudhah | ignorant |
| abudhah | less intelligent |
| abudhah | most foolish because of accepting the body as the self |
| abudhah | not knowing sufficiently |
| abudhah | without proper understanding |
| abudham | not conversant |
| abudhasya | a great fool |
| abudhasya | of one who does not know |
| abudhasya | of one who does not know (this principle of time) |
| abudhyata | could understand |
| abudhyata | satisfied |
| abudhyata | she noticed |
| abudhyata | understood |
| abudhyata | understood factually |
| acacaksuh | informed in full detail |
| acacara | performed |
| acakhyuh | submitted |
| acaksanah | having not seen |
| acaksanah | observed |
| acaksanah | while searching for |
| acaksata | could see |
| acaksata | saw |
| acaksata | saw clearly |
| acaksate | is said |
| acaksate | learned scholars describe |
| acaksate | they estimate |
| acakse | may describe |
| acaksmahi | we have seen with our own eyes |
| acaksuh | one who does not have his power of sight |
| acaksusah | blind |
| acaksva | kindly calculate |
| acaksva | kindly describe |
| acaksva | kindly inform |
| acaksva | please describe |
| acala | and steady |
| acala | still |
| acala | the hills |
