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| aram | the spokes |
| arama | gratification |
| arama | natural forests |
| arama | of those taking pleasure (the instructors, namely Sanda and Amarka) |
| arama | resting chair |
| arama | resting houses and gardens |
| aramah | relaxation |
| aramah | the gardens |
| aramah | the satisfaction |
| aramaih | pleasure gardens and beautiful parks |
| aramamanasya | of Him, who never consorts |
| aramata | enjoyed |
| arambha | begin |
| arambha | beginning |
| arambha | endeavor |
| arambha | the beginning |
| arambha kaila | began |
| arambha karila | began |
| arambha karila | he began |
| arambhah | endeavor |
| arambhah | the beginning of |
| arambhan | unnecessary opulences |
| arambhana | the beginning |
| arambhe | by the beginning |
| arambhe | from the beginning |
| arambhe | in the beginning |
| arambhi | the initiator |
| arambhila | began |
| arambhiyachila | Srila Rupa Gosvami began |
| arame | in the resting place |
| arana-arthinam | one who is in need of help |
| arana-pada-pankajam | whose lotus feet protect His devotees from all fearful situations |
| aranam | a person who can give shelter |
| aranam | shelter |
| aranam | the actual shelter of everyone |
| aranam | the most secure shelter |
| aranam | worthy to take shelter |
| aranau | in the arani wood |
| arani | by arani wood |
| arani | pieces of wood required for igniting a fire for sacrifice |
| arani | the wood that produces fire |
| aranih | wooden sticks |
| aranim | arani wood |
| aranya | forest |
| aranya-ja | picked up from the forest |
| aranya-pasu | jungle animals |
| aranya-patre | in the pot of the forest |
| aranyam | for the forest |
| aranyam | forest |
| aranyam | to the forest |
| aranye | in the forest |
| aranye | in the wilderness |
| aranye | in the woods |
| arasa-jna | those who are without mellows |
| arat | due to fear |
| arat | far away |
| arat | from a distance |
| arat | from a great distance |
| arat | in front |
| arat | nearby |
| arat | not far away |
| arat | quickly |
| arat | to a distant place |
| arat | very soon |
| arat agata-mrtya-vah | impending death having already overtaken them |
| arat ca | to a distant place |
| arati | a demon named Nivatakavaca |
| arati | arati |
| arati | of the enemies |
| arati | offering arati |
| arati | performance of arati |
| arati | the arati ceremony |
| arati dekhila | observed the arati ceremony |
| arati dekhiya | after seeing the arati |
| arati karila | arati was performed |
| arati kariya | after finishing the arati |
| arati-jnam | without knowledge of sex enjoyment |
| aratih | unattractiveness |
| aratih | without attachment |
| aratim | the enemy |
| aratin | enemies |
| aratira kale | during the time of arati |
| aratisu | in the midst of enemies |
| aratrika | arati |
| aratrika | the performance of aratrika |
| araut | would cry |
| aravinda-aksa | My Lord, whose eyes are like the petals of a lotus |
| aravinda-aksa | O great hero with eyes like the petals of a lotus |
| aravinda-aksa | O lotus-eyed one |
| aravinda-aksah | the lotus-eyed |
| aravinda-aksam | the lotus-eyed Supreme Personality of Godhead |
| aravinda-dala | (like) lotus petals |
| aravinda-hastam | who always carries a lotus flower in her hand |
| aravinda-locanam | Lord Ramacandra, whose eyes are like the petals of a lotus |
| aravinda-nabha | Lord Visnu, who has a lotus growing from His navel |
| aravinda-nabha | of Lord Visnu, who has a lotuslike navel |
| aravinda-nabhah | with a lotus growing from His navel |
| aravinda-nabham | Lord Visnu (whose navel is adorned by a lotus) |
| aravinda-nayanasya | of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, whose eyes are like the petals of a lotus |
| aravinda-nayanasya | of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, whose eyes are like the petals of a lotus flower |
