Word for Word Index
- snāna-artham
- for bathing — ŚB 5.17.9
- avabhṛtha-snāna
- by bathing after finishing the sacrifice — ŚB 9.16.23
- snāna-bhikṣā-ādi
- bathing and accepting food — CC Madhya 17.228-229
- snāna-bhoga
- bathing and offering food — CC Madhya 14.62
- snāna bhojana kara
- take your bath and take prasādam — CC Antya 2.140
- snāna bhojana karāñā
- inducing to bathe and take prasādam — CC Antya 2.141
- cīra-ghāṭe snāna
- bathing at Cīra-ghāṭa — CC Madhya 18.75
- snāna darśana kari’
- finishing his bathing and seeing of Lord Jagannātha — CC Madhya 15.295
- dhanuḥ-tīrthe snāna
- bathing at the holy place known as Dhanus-tīrtha — CC Madhya 9.199
- snāna-yātrā-dine
- on the day of the bathing ceremony of Lord Jagannātha — CC Madhya 11.61
- snāna-dine
- on the day of bathing — CC Ādi 13.118
- kare gaṅgā-snāna
- was taking his bath in the Ganges — CC Madhya 17.83
- kari’ gaṅgā-snāna
- having taken a bath in the Ganges — CC Madhya 18.144
- gaṅgā-snāna pāiye
- we can take a bath in the Ganges. — CC Madhya 18.150
- gaṅgā-snāna
- bath in the Ganges — CC Ādi 13.100, CC Ādi 14.49
- bath in the Ganges. — CC Ādi 14.62
- bathing in the Ganges — CC Ādi 14.74, CC Ādi 17.74, CC Madhya 1.231, CC Madhya 3.29, CC Madhya 18.214, CC Madhya 20.70
- a bath in the Ganges — CC Ādi 17.54
- taking bath in the Ganges — CC Ādi 17.120
- bathing in the Ganges. — CC Madhya 3.208, CC Madhya 9.14
- gaṅgā snāna
- bathing in the Ganges — CC Antya 6.126
- snāna kaila
- took a bath — CC Madhya 5.141
- kaila snāna
- took a bath — CC Madhya 16.119
- snāna-kṛtya kaila
- took His bath — CC Madhya 16.123
- prātaḥ-snāna kaila
- took His morning bath — CC Madhya 18.155
- kailā snāna
- took a bath. — CC Madhya 18.5
- performed bathing — CC Madhya 18.35
- snāna kailā
- took a bath — CC Madhya 18.71
- makara-snāna kailā
- bathed during the festival of Makara, or Māgha-melā. — CC Madhya 18.222
- snāna kara
- take your bath — CC Madhya 15.288
- kara sindhu-snāna
- bathe in the sea — CC Antya 6.208
- kare snāna
- takes a bath — CC Madhya 18.10, CC Antya 16.146
- pañca-nade snāna kari’
- taking His bath in the Ganges, called the Pañca-nada — CC Madhya 25.60
- samudra-snāna kari’
- after bathing in the sea — CC Madhya 11.197
- sandhyā snāna kari’
- after taking an evening bath — CC Madhya 14.241
- keśī snāna kari’
- after taking his bath at the place known as Keśī-tīrtha — CC Madhya 18.83
- snāna kari’
- taking his bath before entering the Deity room — CC Madhya 4.130
- after bathing — CC Madhya 9.80, CC Antya 14.79, CC Antya 19.102
- taking a bath — CC Madhya 9.87, CC Madhya 9.219, CC Madhya 9.310, CC Madhya 14.70, CC Madhya 16.114-115, CC Madhya 17.193, CC Madhya 18.21
- bathing — CC Madhya 9.180, CC Madhya 9.234, CC Madhya 9.303