trai
trai-lokya — of the three worlds; BG 1.32-35
trai-guṇya — pertaining to the three modes of material nature; BG 2.45
trai-vidyāḥ — the knowers of the three Vedas; BG 9.20
trai-vargikam — the three principles religion, economic development and sense gratification; SB 2.4.3-4
trai-piṣṭapa — the demigods; SB 2.7.14
trai-māsikasya — of one who is only three months old; SB 2.7.27
trai-kālikam — of the three phases of time; SB 3.31.16
trai-vargikāḥ — interested in the three elevating processes; SB 3.32.18
trai-lokya — in the three worlds; SB 3.33.31
trai-vargyaḥ — the three others, namely religion, economic development and sense gratification; SB 4.22.35
trai-lokye — all over the universe; SB 4.22.63
trai-lokya — three planetary systems; SB 4.24.39
trai-guṇya — the three modes of nature; SB 6.1.2
trai-vidhyam — three kinds of attributes; SB 6.1.46
trai-vedyam — mentioned in three Vedas; SB 6.2.24-25
trai-vidhyam — under the three modes of material nature; SB 6.3.4
trai-lokya-mohanam — captivating the three worlds; SB 6.4.35-39
trai-lokyam — to the three worlds; SB 6.10.13-14
trai-vargika — for the three objectives, namely religiosity, economic development, and satisfaction of the senses; SB 6.11.23
trai-lokya — of all the three worlds; SB 10.29.40
trai-lokya — of the three worlds; SB 10.32.14
trai-lokya — of all the three worlds; SB 10.38.14
trai-lokya — of the three worlds; SB 10.74.2
trai-lokya — of the three worlds; SB 10.86.34
trai-vargikāḥ — dedicated to the three goals of pious life, namely dharma (religiosity), artha (economic development) and kāma (sense gratification); SB 11.5.16
trai-vargikaḥ — comprising the three aims of civilized existence (religiosity, economic development and sense gratification); SB 11.7.68
trai-kālikī — functioning in three phases of time, namely past, present and future; SB 11.15.28
trai-vidhyam — threefold variety (of high, middle and low class); SB 11.22.42
trai-guṇyaḥ — partaking of the three modes; SB 11.25.30
trai-vargikāḥ — interested in the three principles of religiosity, economic development and sense gratification; SB 12.3.21
trai-kālikaḥ — extending into the three phases of time (past, present and future); SB 12.7.16
trai-lokyam — the three worlds; SB 12.9.15
trai-kālikam — of all three phases of time (past, present and future); SB 12.10.37
trai-kālika — past, present and future; CC Adi 2.44
trai-lokye — in the three worlds; CC Adi 4.216
trai-lokya-saubhagam — which is the fortune of the three worlds; CC Madhya 24.56
trai-lokya-saubhagam — which is the fortune of the three worlds; CC Antya 17.31
trai-guṇya — embodying the threefold mundane qualities; Bs 5.41
trai-lokya — of the three worlds; MM 30