Word for Word Index
- aṣṭa-prahara
- twenty-four hours — CC Madhya 19.126, CC Madhya 19.130
- twenty-four hours a day — CC Antya 13.93
- aṣṭa-prahara yāya
- he passed the whole day and night. — CC Antya 13.132
- dui prahara bhitare
- within six hours — CC Madhya 15.225
- cāri-prahara
- generally after four praharas — CC Madhya 20.390
- dvitīya prahara
- the second period of the day — CC Madhya 1.56
- gadā-prahāra-vyathitaḥ
- being aggrieved because of the blow from Jambhāsura’s club — ŚB 8.11.15
- tṛtīya prahara haila
- it became afternoon — CC Antya 5.64
- prahara haya
- there is a prahara. — CC Madhya 20.389
- sapta-prahara
- seven praharas (twenty-one hours) — CC Ādi 10.102
- twenty-one hours — CC Ādi 17.18
- tṛtīya prahara
- the third period of the day, the afternoon. — CC Madhya 14.233
- midafternoon — CC Antya 10.75
- prahara
- a duration of time comprising three hours — CC Ādi 10.17
- a period of time lasting three hours — CC Ādi 17.120
- sāḍe sāta prahara
- 7.5 praharas (one prahara equals three hours) — CC Antya 6.310
- prahāra
- by the striking — ŚB 10.16.31
- pāda-prahāra pāñā
- being kicked — CC Antya 12.25