Word for Word Index
- catuḥ-ṣaṣṭi aṅga
- sixty-four parts — CC Madhya 22.127
- catuḥ-bhedāḥ
- having four divisions — CC Madhya 23.84-85
- catuḥ-bhuja
- four arms — CC Ādi 2.61
- four-handed — CC Ādi 5.27-28, CC Madhya 5.93
- four-armed — CC Ādi 17.14
- catuḥ-bhujam
- with four hands — ŚB 2.2.8, ŚB 2.9.16, ŚB 10.3.9-10, CC Madhya 24.156
- catuḥ-bāhutā
- four-armed form. — CC Ādi 17.293
- catuḥ-bāhuḥ
- with four arms — ŚB 8.17.4, CC Madhya 20.333
- having four arms — ŚB 11.5.21, CC Madhya 20.332
- catuḥ-vidhāḥ
- four kinds — CC Madhya 24.94
- catuḥ-vidha
- four kinds — CC Ādi 3.17, CC Ādi 4.42
- four kinds of — CC Ādi 17.275
- catuḥ-yuga
- cycles of four ages — CC Ādi 3.9
- śrī-catuḥ-vyūha-madhye
- in the quadruple expansions (Vāsudeva, Saṅkarṣaṇa, Pradyumna and Aniruddha) — CC Ādi 1.8, CC Ādi 5.13
- catuḥ-vyūha
- the four expansions — CC Ādi 4.11-12
- catuḥ-yuge
- in cycles of four ages — CC Ādi 3.8
- in the cycle of four ages — CC Ādi 3.10
- catuḥ-vyūha haiñā
- expanding into four wonderful forms. — CC Ādi 5.23
- sarva-catuḥ-vyūha
- of all other quadruple expansions — CC Ādi 5.24
- dvitīya catuḥ-vyūha
- the second quadruple expansion — CC Ādi 5.41
- catuḥ-ślokīte
- in Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam summarized in four ślokas — CC Madhya 25.94
- in the four famous verses of Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam — CC Madhya 25.102
- catuḥ-ślokī
- the four famous verses known as the catuḥ-ślokī — CC Madhya 25.95
- catuḥ-ṣaṣṭiḥ
- sixty-four — CC Madhya 23.84-85
- catuḥ-vedī
- a scholar in the four Vedas — CC Madhya 19.50, CC Madhya 20.58
- a scholar of the four Vedas — CC Antya 16.25
- catuḥ-viṁśe
- in the twenty-fourth chapter — CC Madhya 25.260
- catuḥ-dike
- all around — CC Madhya 13.190
- catuḥ-dik
- the four directions — CC Madhya 1.276
- all directions — CC Antya 14.102