carma
carma — skin; SB 2.10.31
carma — shield; SB 4.7.20
carma — shield; SB 6.4.35-39
carma — shield; SB 6.8.12
carma — shield; SB 9.10.42-43
aiṇeya-carma — blackish deerskin; SB 9.15.29
dhanuḥ-śūla-iṣu-carma-asi — with bow, trident, arrows, shield and sword; SB 10.4.9
ājagaram carma — the dry body of Aghāsura, which remained only a big skin; SB 10.12.36
carma — the skin; SB 10.14.46
carma-asī — shield and sword; SB 10.54.29
carma — the shield; SB 10.54.31
carma-jaiḥ — made of leather; SB 10.64.4
carma — and shields; SB 10.71.15
carma — the fur; SB 12.10.11-13
carma — His shield; SB 12.11.14-15
carma-cakṣe — by the naked eye; CC Adi 2.13
carma-cakṣe — the material eyes; CC Adi 5.20
carma-ambara — dress of skin; CC Madhya 1.285
carma — skin; CC Madhya 2.12
mṛga-carma-ambara — a garment made of deerskin; CC Madhya 10.154
carma-ambara — deerskin garment; CC Madhya 10.158
carma-ambara — the garment of deerskin; CC Madhya 10.159
carma-ambara-paridhāne — by putting on a garment of skin; CC Madhya 10.159
carma-ambara — deerskin garment; CC Madhya 10.160
carma-ambara chāḍi' — giving up the deerskin garment; CC Madhya 10.161
carma — deerskin; CC Madhya 10.169
carma-cakṣe — with our ordinary material eyes; CC Madhya 20.159
carma — skin; CC Antya 14.65-66
carma-mātra — only skin; CC Antya 14.67
carma — the skin; CC Antya 18.53
carma — skin; CC Antya 18.72