ajnana
ajñāna-sambhūtam — born of ignorance; BG 4.42
ajñāna-jam — due to ignorance; BG 10.11
ajñāna-jam — produced of ignorance; BG 14.8
ajñāna — by ignorance; BG 16.13-15
ajñāna — of ignorance; BG 18.72
ajñāna — ignorance; SB 1.13.45
ajñāna — nescience; SB 3.7.7
ajñāna — nescience; SB 3.12.2
ajñāna-mohitaḥ — being bewildered by ignorance; SB 6.17.18
ajñāna-mūlaḥ — whose root is ignorance; SB 7.7.27
ajñāna-bandhanāt — from all kinds of ignorance, especially the bodily concept of life; SB 8.4.6
ajñāna-prabhavaḥ — because of the great influence of ignorance; SB 8.19.13
ajñāna-bhidā — which drives away the ignorance of the material modes; SB 10.2.35
ajñāna-prabhavā — by the influence of ignorance; SB 10.4.26
ajñāna-sambhavaḥ — which is to be accepted by foolish persons ignorantly trying to become happy; SB 10.6.34
ajñāna — manifesting from ignorance; SB 10.14.26
ajñāna — out of ignorance; SB 10.54.49
ajñāna — of ignorance; SB 11.30.36
ajñāna — of ignorance; CC Adi 1.88-89
ajñāna-tamera — of the darkness of ignorance; CC Adi 1.90
ajñāna-tamaḥ — of the darkness of ignorance; CC Adi 1.94
ajñāna-ādi — of ignorance, etc.; CC Adi 1.107
ajñāna — ignorance; CC Adi 2.96
ajñāna — of ignorance; CC Adi 3.59
ajñāna-mattam — maddened by ignorance or foolishly passing time in karma, jñāna, yoga and Māyāvāda philosophy; CC Madhya 19.54
ajñāna — by ignorance; CC Antya 2.99
sakala-i ajñāna — all ignorance; CC Antya 2.99
ajñāna pāṣaṇḍa — the atheist of ignorance; CC Antya 3.46