Word for Word Index
- bahir-dvāre
- the outside door. — CC Madhya 7.85
- to the outside door — CC Madhya 7.87
- outside the door — CC Madhya 12.162
- bahiḥ-dvāre
- outside the door — CC Antya 16.55
- bhakta-dvāre
- by the devotees — CC Antya 6.144
- siṁha-dvāre bhikṣā-vṛtti
- to beg alms standing at the Siṁha-dvāra — CC Antya 6.284
- rāja-dvāre dhari’
- keeping at the door of the King. — CC Antya 9.21
- ei dui-dvāre
- by these two — CC Antya 8.32
- dvāre
- at the door — CC Ādi 7.156, CC Madhya 15.80, CC Madhya 20.49, CC Antya 3.110, CC Antya 3.231, CC Antya 17.9
- on the door — CC Ādi 17.37-38
- in the gateway — CC Ādi 17.60
- at the gates — CC Madhya 4.153
- by means of — CC Madhya 8.157
- through the door — CC Madhya 15.82
- near the door — CC Madhya 15.128-129
- at your door — CC Madhya 20.47
- at the door. — CC Madhya 20.47, CC Antya 14.58
- the door — CC Antya 10.93
- to the door — CC Antya 12.121
- rāja-dvāre
- to the court of the Nawab. — CC Madhya 19.15
- viṣṇu-dvāre
- by Lord Viṣṇu — CC Ādi 4.13
- ei dvāre
- by this — CC Ādi 4.32
- sei dvāre
- by that — CC Ādi 4.40
- in that way — CC Ādi 4.226
- māyā-dvāre
- with the material energy — CC Ādi 2.49
- by the agency of the external energy — CC Madhya 20.259
- kārya-dvāre
- by practical example — CC Madhya 25.124
- dvāre vasi’
- sitting at the door — CC Antya 3.122, CC Antya 3.128, CC Antya 3.235, CC Antya 3.242
- kon dvāre
- through which — CC Antya 4.90
- tomā-dvāre
- by you — CC Antya 4.97
- tomāra dvāre
- through you. — CC Antya 4.100
- karṇa-dvāre
- through aural reception — CC Madhya 8.306
- parihāsa-dvāre
- by joking — CC Madhya 9.140
- gopī-dvāre
- through the gopīs — CC Madhya 9.154
- ācārya-dvāre
- through Gopīnātha Ācārya — CC Madhya 6.215
- uddhava-dvāre
- through Uddhava — CC Madhya 13.139
- śāstra-dvāre jāni
- one has to accept by reference to the śāstras — CC Madhya 20.352
- patrī-dvāre
- by those letters — CC Madhya 1.210
- tina dvāre
- the three doors — CC Madhya 2.8
- siṁha-dvāre
- at the gate of the temple of Jagannātha, known as Siṁha-dvāra — CC Madhya 2.8