Word for Word Index
- catur-bhuja
- four hands — CC Ādi 6.32
- four-armed — CC Ādi 17.286, CC Ādi 17.290
- four-handed — CC Madhya 6.202, CC Madhya 9.64, CC Madhya 21.22
- four-handed. — CC Madhya 20.175
- catur-bhuja-mūrti
- four-handed form — CC Madhya 9.149
- four-armed form — CC Madhya 10.33
- catur-bhuja-rūpa
- the form with four hands — CC Madhya 6.203
- catur-bhuja haile
- when He becomes four-handed — CC Madhya 20.176
- catur-bhujaḥ
- the four-handed form of Nārāyaṇa (the worshipable Deity of Bhīṣmadeva). — ŚB 1.9.24
- displaying four arms — ŚB 10.60.26
- catur-bhuje
- unto the four-handed original Nārāyaṇa — ŚB 1.9.30
- catur-mukha brahmā
- the four-faced Lord Brahmā of this universe — CC Madhya 21.69
- catur-mukha brahmāra
- of the four-headed Brahmā of this universe — CC Madhya 21.81
- catur-yuga
- four yugas (Satya, Tretā, Dvāpara and Kali) — ŚB 9.3.32
- catur-vyūhera
- of the quadruple expansions — CC Ādi 5.40
- catur-vidha
- four divisions — CC Madhya 23.63
- catur-daśa
- fourteen — CC Madhya 11.217
- catur-dik
- all around — CC Madhya 12.121
- catur-māsa
- four months — CC Madhya 9.167
- ādi-catur-vyūha
- the original quadruple group — CC Madhya 20.189
- catur-vyūha-gaṇera
- of the quadruple expansions — CC Madhya 20.189
- catur-vyūha
- the quadruple expansions — CC Madhya 20.192
- His quadruple form — CC Madhya 22.9
- catur-vyūha-parakāśa
- manifestation of quadruple expansions — CC Madhya 20.193
- catur-mukha
- four-headed — CC Madhya 21.61
- catur-diśe
- in all directions — CC Ādi 9.30
- cātur-māsya
- the four months for vows — CC Madhya 4.169