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mukhe
in the facial expressions — CC Antya 5.23
with his mouth — CC Antya 6.23
svayaṁvara-mukhe
on the occasion of the selection of the bridegroom — ŚB 1.15.7
raṇa-mukhe
in the front of the battle — ŚB 8.10.19-24
vipra-mukhe
through the mouth of a brāhmaṇa — ŚB 7.14.17
unto brāhmaṇas — CC Madhya 1.112
tretā-mukhe
in the beginning of Tretā-yuga — ŚB 6.10.16
in the beginning of the Tretā-yuga — ŚB 9.14.49
at the beginning of Tretā-yuga — ŚB 11.17.12
āji-mukhe
in the very beginning of the battle — ŚB 6.10.29
yat-mukhe
whose mouth — ŚB 4.21.41
nava-mukhe
in the body having nine gates — ŚB 4.28.60
tinera mukhe
from the mouths of the three persons — CC Madhya 25.219
śarvarī-mukhe
in the beginning of evening — CC Antya 1.170
pañca-mukhe
as if speaking with five mouths — CC Antya 3.175
sei mukhe
in that very mouth — CC Madhya 12.183
ūrdhva-mukhe
raising the face upward — CC Madhya 13.76
with his face toward the sky — CC Antya 9.24
nityānanda-mukhe
from the mouth of Lord Nityānanda Prabhu — CC Madhya 5.134
sanātana-mukhe
from the mouth of Sanātana — CC Madhya 17.74
tāra mukhe
in his mouth — CC Madhya 17.127
in their mouths — CC Madhya 17.130, CC Madhya 17.143
on his head — CC Madhya 25.193
śuka-mukhe
in the mouth of the male parrot — CC Madhya 17.211
tāṅra mukhe
from His mouth — CC Madhya 17.48-49
from the mouth of such chanters — CC Madhya 17.48-49
and from his mouth — CC Madhya 17.48-49
from his mouth — CC Antya 5.7, CC Antya 14.83
in the mouth of Lord Nityānanda Prabhu — CC Antya 6.80
through his mouth — CC Antya 12.99
sahasra-mukhe
with thousands of mouths — CC Ādi 10.41
Anantadeva, who possesses thousands of mouths — CC Antya 17.64
prabhu-mukhe
in the mouth of Lord Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu — CC Madhya 1.60
śrī-mukhe
from the mouth of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu — CC Madhya 4.170
in His own mouth — CC Madhya 4.210
from Your own mouth — CC Madhya 15.103
from his mouth — CC Antya 5.160
through Your transcendental mouth — CC Antya 6.232
yāṅra mukhe
from whose mouth — CC Ādi 5.122
in whose mouth — CC Madhya 8.311, CC Madhya 15.106, CC Madhya 15.111