Word for Word Index
- curi kare
- steals — CC Antya 9.90
- kare daraśana
- sees. — CC Madhya 14.78
- kare prabhura daraśana
- visited Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu. — CC Antya 9.9
- kare daraśane
- sees. — CC Antya 18.90
- nā kare darśana
- does not see. — CC Antya 2.124
- darśana kare
- visit — CC Madhya 1.268
- see — CC Antya 14.23
- dayā kare
- reciprocates His mercy — CC Antya 3.4-5
- show favor — CC Antya 3.237
- daṇḍa kare
- gives punishment — CC Madhya 22.13
- nāhi kare daṇḍa
- does not punish — CC Antya 9.91
- daṇḍavat kare
- offered obeisances — CC Madhya 16.179
- offer their respects — CC Madhya 25.176
- offers You obeisances — CC Antya 1.48
- is offering obeisances. — CC Antya 6.46
- dharma saṁsthāpana kare
- establishes the principles of religion — CC Ādi 5.113
- dharma pravartana kare
- introduces a particular type of religious activity — CC Madhya 20.341
- kare dharma nāśa
- destroys the regulative principles — CC Antya 8.16
- kare dhaḍ-phaḍi
- twisting with pain. — CC Madhya 24.231
- kare dhaḍ-phaḍa
- twists in pain. — CC Madhya 24.232
- dhaḍ-phaḍa kare
- twist and turn because of suffering — CC Madhya 24.243
- kare hari-dhvani
- chanting the holy name of Hari — CC Madhya 12.111
- hari-dhvani kare
- chanted the transcendental sound Hari — CC Antya 10.64
- chanted the holy name Hari — CC Antya 10.70
- kare dhyāna
- perform meditation — CC Ādi 5.222
- dhyāna kare
- meditates on — CC Madhya 7.124
- kare rātri-dine
- He performed day and night — CC Antya 19.31
- kare rāja-dravya vyaya
- spends the revenue of the government. — CC Antya 9.88
- yuḍi’ dui kare
- folding his two hands — CC Madhya 24.324
- dui kare
- two hands. — CC Madhya 6.44
- kare dveṣe
- shows envy — CC Antya 20.56
- dāna kare
- gives in charity — CC Ādi 7.18-19
- kare dāna
- gives as charity. — CC Madhya 18.10
- dūra kare
- vanquishes — CC Madhya 15.169
- eka-kare
- in one hand only — ŚB 2.7.32
- nā kare gamana
- does not go. — CC Madhya 16.11
- does not come — CC Antya 6.48
- gatāgati kare
- come and go — CC Antya 4.127
- kare gaṅgā-snāna
- was taking his bath in the Ganges — CC Madhya 17.83
- kare gaṇana
- can count. — CC Madhya 16.18, CC Antya 6.63