ksaya
kula-kṣaya — in killing the family; BG 1.37-38
kula-kṣaya — in the destruction of a dynasty; BG 1.37-38
kṣaya-kṛt — the destroyer; BG 11.32
kṣaya-kṛt — threatening destruction; SB 10.19.7
pāpa-kṣaya — destruction of sins; CC Adi 3.64
puṇya kṣaya — destruction of piety; CC Adi 5.206
bhava-kṣaya — stoppage of repetition of birth and death; CC Adi 8.28
kṣaya — diminished; CC Adi 10.51
kṣaya — to destruction; CC Adi 14.31
kṣaya — lost; CC Adi 16.59
haya kṣaya — become null and void; CC Adi 16.69
kṣaya — vanquished; CC Adi 17.96
kṣaya — destruction; CC Adi 17.182
pāpa-kṣaya — nullifying of sinful activities; CC Adi 17.217
pāpa-kṣaya — destruction of sinful reactions; CC Adi 17.263
kṣaya — destruction; CC Adi 17.266
tāpa-kṣaya — reduction of temperature; CC Madhya 4.160
kailuń saba kṣaya — have annihilated all; CC Madhya 13.156
kṣaya — destruction; CC Madhya 15.107
saṃsārera kṣaya — annihilation of entanglement in the material world; CC Madhya 15.109
haya kṣaya — there is destruction; CC Madhya 15.178
haila kṣaya — is now vanquished; CC Madhya 15.276
bhava-kṣaya — annihilation of material existence; CC Madhya 20.142
kṣaya-unmukha — on the point of destruction; CC Madhya 22.45
yāya kṣaya — becomes vanquished; CC Madhya 22.49
kṣaya — destruction; CC Madhya 22.51
saba kṣaya gela — the effects of all those offenses have been destroyed; CC Madhya 25.75
kṣaya — destruction; CC Antya 3.61
saṃsārera kṣaya — deliverance from material bondage; CC Antya 3.63
saṃsāra-kṣaya — annihilation of bondage to the material world; CC Antya 3.70
pāpa-kṣaya — disappearance of all reactions to sinful activities; CC Antya 3.177
haya kṣaya — there is dissipation; CC Antya 3.183
kṣaya — dissipation; CC Antya 3.185
haya kṣaya — becomes nullified; CC Antya 5.45-46
kṣaya — loss; CC Antya 9.47
kare kṣaya — vanquish; CC Antya 16.121-122