Word for Word Index
- duṅhe dekhi’
- seeing both of them — CC Antya 14.113
- duṅhe
- both — CC Ādi 4.31, CC Madhya 5.11, CC Madhya 6.77, CC Madhya 6.228, CC Madhya 13.152, CC Antya 2.48-49, CC Antya 13.44, CC Antya 13.45, CC Antya 13.46, CC Antya 13.63, CC Antya 14.58, CC Antya 17.8
- both of Them — CC Ādi 12.48, CC Madhya 3.78, CC Madhya 5.135, CC Madhya 5.136, CC Madhya 5.136, CC Madhya 5.136, CC Madhya 5.137, CC Madhya 5.137, CC Madhya 11.128, CC Madhya 12.196, CC Madhya 14.193, CC Antya 18.107
- both of them — CC Ādi 13.86, CC Ādi 14.65, CC Ādi 14.70, CC Ādi 14.90, CC Madhya 1.185, CC Madhya 3.141, CC Madhya 5.10, CC Madhya 5.116, CC Madhya 6.229, CC Madhya 8.23, CC Madhya 8.29, CC Madhya 8.47, CC Madhya 8.47, CC Madhya 8.234, CC Madhya 8.242, CC Madhya 8.243, CC Madhya 9.110, CC Madhya 9.290, CC Madhya 9.292, CC Madhya 9.292, CC Madhya 10.184, CC Madhya 11.119, CC Madhya 14.84, CC Madhya 17.159, CC Madhya 17.159, CC Madhya 19.45, CC Madhya 19.46, CC Madhya 19.127, CC Madhya 20.66, CC Antya 1.111, CC Antya 4.17, CC Antya 4.135, CC Antya 4.205, CC Antya 4.205, CC Antya 4.217, CC Antya 5.24, CC Antya 5.65, CC Antya 6.167
- the two persons — CC Madhya 2.44
- both of you — CC Madhya 5.114, CC Madhya 11.122, CC Madhya 16.89, CC Antya 4.49, CC Antya 8.61, CC Antya 15.24
- both Jagadānanda and Dāmodara — CC Madhya 6.251
- unto both of them — CC Madhya 15.30
- the two of Them — CC Madhya 15.38
- both the brothers — CC Madhya 16.218
- we two — CC Madhya 17.97
- both of us — CC Madhya 18.216
- the two of them — CC Madhya 19.52, CC Antya 1.95
- the two brothers — CC Madhya 19.67
- both Sārvabhauma and Paṇḍita Gosāñi — CC Madhya 25.237
- Haridāsa Ṭhākura and Rūpa Gosvāmī — CC Antya 1.95
- unto both Rūpa Gosvāmī and Haridāsa Ṭhākura — CC Antya 1.102
- Śivānanda Sena and Jagadānanda — CC Antya 2.46
- Śivānanda and Jagadānanda — CC Antya 2.48-49
- to both of them — CC Antya 4.50
- both Jagadānanda Paṇḍita and Sanātana Gosvāmī — CC Antya 4.145
- the two of you — CC Antya 14.115
- āmi-duṅhe
- both of us — CC Antya 4.43
- duṅhe saṅge nila
- took both of them with them. — CC Madhya 11.179
- duṅhe kahe
- both of them said — CC Madhya 16.8, CC Madhya 16.93
- tumi duṅhe
- both of you — CC Madhya 16.91
- sei duṅhe
- those two — CC Antya 5.14