ijya
ijya-ātma — the soul of all worshipable deities; SB 1.17.34
ijya-nāmabhiḥ — by different names of demigods; SB 4.21.41
ijyā — worship; SB 4.31.14
ijyā-kovidāḥ — who were all very expert in the ritualistic ceremonies of the Vedas; SB 5.15.5
ijyā-ādinā — by performing the ritualistic ceremonies as recommended in the Vedas; SB 5.15.7
ijyā — of worshiping; SB 5.15.12
ijyā — worship; SB 6.19.12
ijyā — worship; SB 7.7.51-52
ijyā — worship; SB 7.11.8-12
ijyā — worshiping; SB 7.11.13
acyuta-ijyā — worship of the Supreme Personality of Godhead; SB 7.14.36
ijya-ādayaḥ — sacrifices; SB 8.5.15-16
ijya-bhāk — one of the demigods eligible to share the benefits of sacrifices; SB 8.8.34
ijyā — by ritual worship; SB 10.80.34
ijya — as worshipable; SB 10.84.13
ijya — as being worshipable; SB 10.86.55
ijyā — sacrifice; SB 11.17.40
ijyā — performance of sacrifice; SB 11.18.42
ijyā — worship; CC Madhya 22.63