tina
tina — three; CC Adi 1.19
e-tina — these three; CC Adi 1.65-66
tina — three; CC Adi 1.67
e-tina — these three; CC Adi 1.79-80
tina — three; CC Adi 2.6
tina — three; CC Adi 2.6
tina — three; CC Adi 2.10
tina — three; CC Adi 2.50
tina — three; CC Adi 2.56
tina — three; CC Adi 2.64
tina — three; CC Adi 2.65
tina — three; CC Adi 2.103
tina — three; CC Adi 2.104
tina — three; CC Adi 3.37
tina — three; CC Adi 4.61
tina — three; CC Adi 4.76
tina — three; CC Adi 4.115
tina — three; CC Adi 4.119-120
tina — three; CC Adi 4.266
tina — three; CC Adi 4.267
tina — three; CC Adi 4.268
tina — three; CC Adi 5.25
tina-bhāve — in three different moods; CC Adi 5.135
tina — three; CC Adi 7.13
ei tina tattva — all three of these truths; CC Adi 7.15
tina — three; CC Adi 7.146
tina — these three; CC Adi 7.169
tina — three; CC Adi 10.43
tina — three; CC Adi 10.56
tina putra — three sons; CC Adi 10.62
tina — three; CC Adi 10.84
pala dui-tina — a few drops of; CC Adi 10.98
tina sandhyā — three times, namely morning, evening and noon; CC Adi 10.101
tina bhāi — three brothers; CC Adi 10.115
tina jana — three men; CC Adi 10.117
tina jana — three persons; CC Adi 10.152-154
tina bhāi — three brothers; CC Adi 11.43
tina kavirāja — all three are Kavirājas, or physicians; CC Adi 11.51
śata-tina — about three hundred; CC Adi 12.32
tina — three; CC Adi 12.77
ei tina — of all these three; CC Adi 12.91
tina-bāra — thrice; CC Adi 14.37
tina — three; CC Adi 16.55
tina pāde — in three lines; CC Adi 16.67
tina — three; CC Adi 16.72
tina-pāde — in three lines; CC Adi 16.73
tina — three; CC Adi 17.14
tina-vāra — three times; CC Adi 17.23
tina — three; CC Adi 17.25
tina dina — three days; CC Adi 17.45
tina — three; CC Adi 17.135
tina — three; CC Adi 17.218
ei tina — these three; CC Adi 17.273
tina — three; CC Adi 17.296
tina jana — three persons; CC Madhya 1.63
ei tina madhye — of these three; CC Madhya 1.65
tina dina — three days; CC Madhya 1.92
tina dvāre — the three doors; CC Madhya 2.8
yei tina — those three; CC Madhya 2.80
tina vastu — three subjects; CC Madhya 2.80
tina dina — continuously for three days; CC Madhya 3.4
tina jana — three persons; CC Madhya 3.11
tina dina — three days; CC Madhya 3.38
tina ṭhāñi — in three places; CC Madhya 3.42
tina — three; CC Madhya 3.52
tina pātre — in three pots; CC Madhya 3.53
tina — three; CC Madhya 3.56
tina — three; CC Madhya 3.57
tina bhoga — three divisions of bhoga; CC Madhya 3.66
tina janāra — of three persons; CC Madhya 3.76
tina — three; CC Madhya 3.79
tina dina — three days; CC Madhya 3.133
tina-bāre — three times; CC Madhya 4.172
tina khaṇḍa — three parts; CC Madhya 5.142-143
tina-krośa — six miles; CC Madhya 5.146
tina khaṇḍa — divided into three parts; CC Madhya 5.148
tina — three; CC Madhya 6.144
tina — three; CC Madhya 6.144
tina — three; CC Madhya 6.153
tina aṃśe — in three parts; CC Madhya 6.158
tina — three; CC Madhya 6.158
tina-vastu — three subject matters; CC Madhya 6.178
tina dina — for three days; CC Madhya 7.22
tina-bāre — three times; CC Madhya 7.23
dui-tina — two and then three; CC Madhya 8.85
dui-tina — two and then three; CC Madhya 8.87
tina — three; CC Madhya 8.151
tina rūpa — three forms; CC Madhya 8.154
tina-dina — three days; CC Madhya 9.169
tina dina — for three days; CC Madhya 9.176
dina dui-tina — for two or three days; CC Madhya 10.87
tina — three; CC Madhya 10.115
tina dina — three days; CC Madhya 11.60
tina jana — the three persons (namely, the King, Gopīnātha Ācārya and Sārvabhauma Bhaṭṭācārya); CC Madhya 11.73
tina bhāira — of the three brothers; CC Madhya 11.88
tina jane — the three persons; CC Madhya 11.208
tina-jana-pāśe — in the presence of the three persons; CC Madhya 12.73
tina — three; CC Madhya 13.88
ei tina-bhede — and there is a third division; CC Madhya 14.143
tina — three; CC Madhya 14.149
tina bheda — three divisions; CC Madhya 14.151
tina-ańga-bhańge — with three bends in the body; CC Madhya 14.190
tina — three; CC Madhya 15.112
ei tina kārya — these three divisions of duty; CC Madhya 15.132
tina jane — you three persons; CC Madhya 15.132
tina — three; CC Madhya 15.207
govinda-ādi tina bhāi — Govinda and his two brothers; CC Madhya 16.16-17
ei tina jana — these three gentlemen; CC Madhya 16.126
tina-bāra — thrice; CC Madhya 17.66
kahe tina-bāra — he uttered three times; CC Madhya 17.126
tina-bāre — three times; CC Madhya 17.127
tina — all three; CC Madhya 17.131
tina — all three; CC Madhya 17.131
sei tina — those three; CC Madhya 17.147
tina-jane — the three persons; CC Madhya 17.147
tina-dina — for three days; CC Madhya 17.151
tina-dina — for three days; CC Madhya 18.39
tina mūrti — the three deities; CC Madhya 18.61
tina-rātri — three nights; CC Madhya 18.96
tina guṇa — the qualities of three rasas, namely śānta, dāsya and sakhya; CC Madhya 19.224
tina — three; CC Madhya 19.233
tina lakṣa — 300,000; CC Madhya 20.39
tina mudrāra bhoṭa — a woolen blanket costing three gold coins; CC Madhya 20.92
tina-prakāra — three varieties; CC Madhya 20.108-109
tina — three; CC Madhya 20.111
tina — these three; CC Madhya 20.143
tina — three; CC Madhya 20.157
tina-rūpe — in three forms; CC Madhya 20.165
tina tina — three each; CC Madhya 20.194
tina tina — three each; CC Madhya 20.194
tina tina — three in each; CC Madhya 20.211
tina tina — three in each; CC Madhya 20.211
tina — three; CC Madhya 20.252
tina-śakti — three potencies; CC Madhya 20.254
tina — three; CC Madhya 20.301
āra tina-yuge — in the three other yugas; CC Madhya 20.343
tina-sahasra — three thousand; CC Madhya 20.388
eka-dui-tina-cāri — one, two, three, four; CC Madhya 20.390
tina — three; CC Madhya 21.38
ei tina — all these three; CC Madhya 21.39
ei tina — these three; CC Madhya 21.40
tina — three; CC Madhya 21.42
ei tina dhāmera — of these three dhāmas, or residential places, namely Goloka Vṛndāvana-dhāma, Vaikuṇṭha-dhāma (Hari-dhāma) and Devī-dhāma (the material world); CC Madhya 21.54
tina loka kaya — the three places or properties of Lord Kṛṣṇa; CC Madhya 21.90
ei tina loke — all three of these places; CC Madhya 21.91
tina dhāma — three abodes; CC Madhya 21.92
tina prakāre — in three ways; CC Madhya 24.27
tina-kāle — in three phases of time (past, present and future); CC Madhya 24.75
tina sādhane — by these three different processes; CC Madhya 24.80
tina — three; CC Madhya 24.80
tina bheda haya — there are three different groups; CC Madhya 24.108
tina-prakāra — three varieties; CC Madhya 24.121
tina bhede — in three varieties; CC Madhya 24.155
ei tina — these three; CC Madhya 24.158
āra tina artha — another three imports; CC Madhya 24.220
tina artha — three imports; CC Madhya 24.283
ei tina tattva — all three of these features of the Absolute Truth; CC Madhya 25.106
ei tina — these three; CC Madhya 25.106
tina tattva — the three truths; CC Madhya 25.108
tina-bāra — three times; CC Madhya 25.114
ei tina — these three principles; CC Madhya 25.131
tina-jana — these three persons; CC Madhya 25.217
tina-jane — to the three Deities; CC Antya 2.61
tina bhoga — the three separate offerings; CC Antya 2.62
tina janāra — of the three Deities; CC Antya 2.71
sāḍe tina — three and a half; CC Antya 2.105
tina — three; CC Antya 2.106
tina-dina haila — for three days; CC Antya 2.115
tina — three; CC Antya 3.100
tina-dine — in three days; CC Antya 3.106
tina dina — for three days; CC Antya 3.134
tina-lakṣa — 300,000; CC Antya 3.140
tina-dina rahiyā — staying three days; CC Antya 3.161
tina dina — for three days; CC Antya 3.162
tina-lakṣa — 300,000; CC Antya 3.176
tina dina — three days; CC Antya 3.209
tina-dina — three days; CC Antya 3.245
tina dina — for three days; CC Antya 3.248
tina bhāi — three brothers; CC Antya 4.35
tina-lakṣa — 300,000; CC Antya 4.101
tina-guru — three spiritual masters; CC Antya 4.236
tina-guṇa — of the three modes of material nature; CC Antya 5.45-46
dui tina dina — for two or three days; CC Antya 5.110
tina bhāi — three brothers; CC Antya 6.26
tina-ṭhāñi — in three places; CC Antya 6.70
tina kuṇḍikāya — in three pots; CC Antya 6.95
e-tina bhuvane — within these three worlds; CC Antya 6.104
tina-dina — on three days; CC Antya 6.188
tina raghunātha — three Raghunāthas; CC Antya 6.203
tina-vatsara — for three years; CC Antya 6.293
dui-tina dina — two or three days; CC Antya 6.315
tina-lakṣa nāma — 300,000 holy names of the Lord; CC Antya 7.48
tina-jane — three persons; CC Antya 8.10
tina jana — three persons; CC Antya 8.40
tina-jane — three men; CC Antya 8.87
tina bojhāri — three carriers; CC Antya 10.38
tina-putra lañā — accompanied by her three sons; CC Antya 12.12
dui-tina śata — two hundred to three hundred; CC Antya 12.13
tina putra — three sons; CC Antya 12.20
tina — three; CC Antya 12.23
tina-putre — three sons; CC Antya 12.44
tina-cāri rāga — three or four different tunes; CC Antya 13.128
tina kathā — three topics; CC Antya 13.136-137
tina-dvāra — three doors; CC Antya 14.60
tina tina-hāta — three cubits; CC Antya 14.65-66
tina tina-hāta — three cubits; CC Antya 14.65-66
tina rīte — in three ways; CC Antya 15.5
tina añjali — three palmfuls; CC Antya 16.46
tina — three; CC Antya 16.60
ei tina-sevā — rendering service to these three; CC Antya 16.61
e-tina sevana — rendering service to these three; CC Antya 16.62
tina haite — from these three; CC Antya 16.63
tina-dvāre — in three doorways; CC Antya 17.11
tina — three; CC Antya 17.38
tina — three; CC Antya 18.52
tina — three; CC Antya 18.52
tina cāpaḍa māri' — slapping three times; CC Antya 18.62
tina-daśāya — in three conditions; CC Antya 18.77
tina-devā — three deities or demigods; CC Antya 20.57
ei tina — all these three; CC Antya 20.142-143