adhika
adhika-taraḥ — very much; BG 12.5
daśa-aṃśa-adhika-aṃśena — by one tenth of the former; SB 5.16.8
adhika — a greater quantity; SB 5.24.8
adhika-sāmya-vimukta-dhāmnaḥ — no one is greater than or equal to Him; SB 9.11.20
adhika — very much; SB 10.30.31
adhikā — great; SB 10.55.34
adhika — more than; SB 10.59.33
adhika — greater; CC Adi 4.44
adhikā — greater; CC Adi 4.70
sarva-adhikā — above all; CC Adi 4.214
parama-adhikā — highly elevated; CC Adi 6.69-70
adhika — greater; CC Adi 6.111
adhika — greater than that; CC Adi 7.1
adhika — surpassing; CC Madhya 6.168
prāṇa-adhika — more than My life; CC Madhya 7.7-8
adhikā — greater; CC Madhya 8.161
adhika — more; CC Madhya 9.115
adhika — more; CC Madhya 9.118
adhika — still more; CC Madhya 11.138
adhika ha-ila — was greater; CC Madhya 12.91
adhika — greater; CC Madhya 19.219
adhika — additional; CC Madhya 19.221
adhika — increase; CC Madhya 19.225
adhika ullāsa — more jubilant; CC Madhya 20.178
adhika — increase; CC Madhya 21.1
hīna-artha-adhika-sādhake — who bestows greater benedictions upon one who is fallen and possesses no good qualities; CC Madhya 23.29
adhika ullāsa — very great satisfaction; CC Antya 2.107
adhika — more; CC Antya 4.68
adhika madhura — more sweet; CC Antya 6.116
sarva-adhika — the highest of all; CC Antya 7.24
adhika — more; CC Antya 8.54
adhika ānile — if more is brought; CC Antya 8.54
adhika — more than; CC Antya 9.89
adhika — much; CC Antya 13.109
adhika-dairghyam — extraordinary length; CC Antya 14.73