nirmala
nirmala-uḍu-gaṇa-udayam — in which all the auspicious stars were visible (in the upper strata of the universe); SB summary
su-nirmala — transcendental; CC Adi 2.12
nirmala — spotless; CC Adi 4.33
nirmala-bhāva — pure condition; CC Adi 4.49
su-nirmala — very pure; CC Adi 4.130
nirmala — pure; CC Adi 4.140
nirmala — spotless; CC Adi 4.162
nirmala — pure; CC Adi 4.171
nirmala — spotless; CC Adi 4.209
nirmala — pure; CC Adi 17.266
su-nirmala — without material contamination; CC Madhya 2.48
nirmala — pure; CC Madhya 2.48
nirmala — very clearly; CC Madhya 6.130
nirmala — clarified; CC Madhya 8.125
nirmala — purified; CC Madhya 9.105
nirmala — purified; CC Madhya 12.106
nirmala — clean; CC Madhya 12.133
nirmala — thoroughly cleansed; CC Madhya 13.20
nirmala — purified; CC Madhya 14.160
nirmala — purified; CC Madhya 14.165
nirmala — pure; CC Madhya 15.119
nirmala — free from all material contamination; CC Madhya 15.139
nirmala — without contamination; CC Madhya 15.274
nirmala — pure; CC Madhya 23.44
su-nirmala — very clear; CC Madhya 24.10
nirmala bhajana — pure devotional service; CC Madhya 24.111
nirmala bhajana — pure devotional service; CC Madhya 24.114
nirmala-matiḥ — naturally clean-minded; CC Antya 1.108
su-nirmala — very clear and bright; CC Antya 3.230
nirmala — without material contamination; CC Antya 5.133
nirmala — pure; CC Antya 6.275
nirmala — purified; CC Antya 7.17
nirmala — very clear; CC Antya 18.90
nirmala hṛdaya — possessing a pure heart; CC Antya 20.43