tri
tri-vidham — of three kinds; BG 16.21
tri-vidhā — of three kinds; BG 17.2
tri-vidhaḥ — of three kinds; BG 17.7
tri-vidham — of three kinds; BG 17.17
tri-vidhaḥ — threefold; BG 17.23
tri-vidhaḥ — of three kinds; BG 18.04
tri-vidham — of three kinds; BG 18.12
tri-vidhā — of three kinds; BG 18.18
tri-vidhaḥ — of three kinds; BG 18.18
tri-vidham — of three kinds; BG 18.29
tri-vidham — of three kinds; BG 18.36
tri-sargaḥ — three modes of creation, creative faculties; SB 1.1.1
tri-piṣṭapam — the kingdom of the three planetary systems; SB 1.3.19
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 1.5.7
tri-guṇa-ātmakam — conditioned by the three modes of nature, or a product of matter; SB 1.7.5
tri-bhuvana — three statuses of planetary systems; SB 1.9.33
tri-divam — celestial planets; SB 1.12.5
tri-daśān — of the denizens of heaven; SB 1.14.37
tri-lokīm — all the three worlds; SB 1.15.11
tri-pṛṣṭhe — on the planet of Brahmā (which is situated above the three planetary systems, namely the upper, intermediate and lower worlds); SB 1.19.23
tri-vṛt — composed of the three; SB 2.1.17
tri-lokyāḥ — of the three planetary systems; SB 2.2.23
tri-mūrdhnaḥ — beyond the three higher planetary systems; SB 2.6.19
tri-lokyāḥ — of the three worlds; SB 2.6.20
tri-śakti-dhṛk — the controller of three energies; SB 2.6.32
tri-pṛṣṭhe — the three planetary systems; SB 2.7.20
tri-pṛṣṭham — the topmost planetary space; SB 2.7.40
tri-sāmya — the neutral state of the three modes; SB 2.7.40
tri-vargasya — the three means of religion, economic development and sense satisfaction; SB 2.8.21
tri — three; SB 3.1.43
tri-lokaḥ — the three worlds; SB 3.2.13
tri-adhīśaḥ — Lord of the three; SB 3.2.21
tri-adhīśe — unto the Lord of the threes; SB 3.2.24
tri-adhīśaḥ — the Lord of the three worlds; SB 3.4.28
tri-loka — three worlds; SB 3.4.32
tri-adhīśaḥ — the Lord of the three worlds; SB 3.5.5
tri-vṛt — three kinds of life vigor; SB 3.7.23
tri-nemiḥ — time of three dimensions; SB 3.8.20
tri-dhāmabhiḥ — by the three planetary systems; SB 3.8.31
tri-dhātubhiḥ — three humors, namely mucus, bile and wind; SB 3.9.8
tri-pāt — three trunks; SB 3.9.16
tri-vidhaḥ — three kinds; SB 3.10.14
tri-lavaḥ — the duration of three lavas; SB 3.11.7
tri-lokyāḥ — of the three worlds; SB 3.11.22
tri-lokyām — when the spheres of the three worlds; SB 3.11.30
tri-bhuvanam — all the three worlds; SB 3.11.31
tri-paruḥ — the master of all sacrifices; SB 3.13.30
tri-yuga — You who are manifest in all three millenniums; SB 3.16.22
tri-adhipateḥ — of the proprietor of the three kinds of creations; SB 3.16.24
tri-adhīśaḥ — the controller of the three modes of material nature; SB 3.16.37
tri-divāya — to the heavenly planets; SB 3.17.1
tri-śikham — three-pointed; SB 3.19.13
tri-pāt — the enjoyer of all sacrifices; SB 3.19.22
tri-lińgaḥ — of three kinds; SB 3.20.13
tri-śatam — three hundred; SB 3.21.18
tri — three; SB 3.21.18
tri-dhāma-paramam — to the highest planetary system; SB 3.24.20
tri-yugam — Viṣṇu; SB 3.24.26
tri-vṛtam — three modes of material nature; SB 3.24.33
tri-guṇam — combination of the three modes; SB 3.26.10
tri-vidhaḥ — of the three kinds; SB 3.26.23-24
tri-vṛt — the threefold; SB 3.27.13
tri-guṇam — the three modes of material nature; SB 3.29.14
tri-vṛt — the three modes of material nature; SB 3.32.29
tri-lokyām — in the three worlds; SB 4.1.11
tri-bhuvanam — the three worlds; SB 4.1.21
tri-netra — of Lord Śiva (who has three eyes); SB 4.4.4
tri-sūrya-dṛk — as bright as three suns combined; SB 4.5.3
tri-ambakaḥ — Vīrabhadra (who had three eyes); SB 4.5.22
tri-kapālam — three kinds of offerings; SB 4.7.17
tri-akṣa — Lord Śiva (who has three eyes); SB 4.7.22
tri-vṛt — the three departments of knowledge of the Vedas; SB 4.7.27
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; SB 4.8.37
tri-vṛtā — by the three recommended ways; SB 4.8.44
tri — three; SB 4.8.72
tri — three; SB 4.8.72
tri-viṣṭapam — to their respective heavenly planets; SB 4.9.1
tri-adhīśaḥ — master of the three modes; SB 4.9.15
tri-lokyāḥ — of the three worlds; SB 4.11.28
tri-varga — three kinds of worldly activities; SB 4.12.14
tri-viṣṭapam — to the Vaikuṇṭha planet; SB 4.12.32
tri-lokīm — the three planetary systems; SB 4.12.35
tri-adhīśaḥ — the master of the three planetary systems; SB 4.16.19
tri-pura-hā — Lord Śiva; SB 4.17.13
tri-daśān — the thirty million demigods; SB 4.23.22
tri-locanam — with three eyes; SB 4.24.24-25
tri-guṇāt — from the three modes of material nature; SB 4.24.28
tri — three; SB 4.26.1-3
tri-lokyām — within the three worlds; SB 4.26.24
tri-lokīm — within the three worlds; SB 4.27.19
tri — three; SB 4.28.56
tri — three; SB 4.29.2
tri — three; SB 4.29.18-20
tri-vṛt — influenced by the three modes; SB 4.29.74
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 4.30.12
tri-bhuvana — of the three worlds; SB 5.1.20
tri-padīm — three-footed; SB 5.9.5
tri-vṛtā — having three varieties according to the three modes of nature; SB 5.17.22-23
tri-yugāya — unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who is full with six opulences and who appears in three yugas (remaining concealed in the fourth yuga); SB 5.18.35
tri-lokyām — to anything within the three worlds; SB 5.19.6
tri-kūṭaḥ — Trikūṭa; SB 5.19.16
tri-sāmā — Trisāmā; SB 5.19.17-18
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 5.21.3
tri-ṇābhi — the three pieces of the hub; SB 5.21.13
tri-kālam — three times; SB 5.23.9
tri-kālam — three times; SB 5.23.9
tri-pura-adhipatiḥ — the Lord of the three cities; SB 5.24.28
tri-lokī — of the three worlds; SB 5.24.28
tri-akṣaḥ — three eyes; SB 5.25.3
tri-śikham — having three points; SB 5.25.3
tri-guṇatvāt — because of the three modes of material nature; SB 5.26.2
tri-lokyāḥ — the three worlds (the universe); SB 5.26.4
tri-jagatyāḥ — of the three worlds; SB 5.26.5
tri-bhuvana — of the three worlds; SB 6.4.35-39
tri-nava — thrice nine (twenty-seven); SB 6.6.2
tri-bhuvana-aiśvarya — because of possessing all the material opulences of the three worlds; SB 6.7.2-8
tri-piṣṭa-pa-pateḥ api — although I am the King of the demigods; SB 6.7.12
tri-piṣṭa-pam — all the demigods, including Lord Brahmā; SB 6.7.24
tri-lokyāḥ — of the three worlds (the higher, middle and lower planetary systems); SB 6.8.1-2
tri-dhāmā — manifesting as the three deities Brahmā, Viṣṇu and Maheśvara; SB 6.8.21
tri-śikhe — three-pointed; SB 6.9.13-17
tri-lokāḥ — the three worlds; SB 6.9.21
tri-bhuvana-ātma-bhavana — O Lord, You are the shelter of the three worlds because You are the Supersoul of the three worlds; SB 6.9.40
tri-vikrama — O Lord, who assumes the form of Vāmana, Your power and opulence are distributed throughout the three worlds; SB 6.9.40
tri-nayana — O maintainer and seer of the three worlds; SB 6.9.40
tri-loka-manohara-anubhāva — O You who are perceived as the most beautiful within the three worlds; SB 6.9.40
tri-daśaiḥ — by all the demigods from the higher planetary systems; SB 6.9.46
tri-śūla — by the trident; SB 6.11.17
tri-divam — to the heavenly planets; SB 6.18.77
tri-lokasya — of the three worlds; SB 6.19.14
tri-akṣa — Tryakṣa (three-eyed); SB 7.2.4-5
tri-bhuvana-īśvara — O master of the three worlds; SB 7.3.12
tri-vṛtā — conducted by the three modes of material nature; SB 7.3.26-27
tri-pṛṣṭhaḥ — transcendental to the three modes of material nature; SB 7.3.32
tri-piṣṭapam — the higher planetary system, where various demigods live; SB 7.4.8
tri-vargasya — the three goals of life (the paths of religion, economic development and sense gratification); SB 7.5.18
tri-vargam — the three processes (religion, economic development and sense gratification); SB 7.5.53
tri-vargaḥ — the group of three; SB 7.6.26
tri-varṇaiḥ — composed of the three modes of nature; SB 7.7.26
tri-guṇa-ātmanām — conditioned by the three modes of material nature; SB 7.7.28
tri-yugaḥ — named Triyuga; SB 7.9.38
tri-puram — the three residences; SB 7.10.62
tri-puraḥ — the three residences of the demons; SB 7.10.67
tri-varga — of the three principles of pious life (religion, economic development and sense gratification); SB 7.11.23
tri-vargam — three principles, namely religiosity, economic development and sense gratification; SB 7.14.10
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 7.14.42
tri-varga — the three principles of religion, economic development and sense gratification; SB 7.15.36
tri-viṣṭapam — the heavenly planets; SB 8.1.18
tri-kūṭaḥ — Trikūṭa; SB 8.2.1
tri-yugam — appearing with six opulences in three yugas (Satya, Tretā and Dvāpara); SB 8.5.27
tri-nābhi — having three naves (the three modes of material nature); SB 8.5.28
tri-daśāḥ — as well as the demigods; SB 8.5.38
tri-lokān — controlling the three worlds; SB 8.6.9
tri-lokyāḥ — of the three worlds; SB 8.7.20
tri-vṛt — consisting of the letters a, u and m; SB 8.7.25
tri-jagataḥ — of the three worlds; SB 8.8.25
tri-lokān — the three worlds; SB 8.8.25
tri-adhīśaḥ — the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the proprietor of the three worlds; SB 8.10.56
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 8.13.20
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 8.13.26
tri-kāla — the three periods of time (past, present and future); SB 8.13.36
tri-nākam — the heavenly planets; SB 8.15.4
tri-viṣṭapam — the heavenly kingdom; SB 8.15.30
tri-viṣṭapam — the heavenly kingdom; SB 8.15.32
tri-viṣṭape — the kingdom of heaven; SB 8.16.1
tri-vargasya — of the three processes of elevation (dharma, artha and kāma); SB 8.16.11
tri-pade — who have three legs; SB 8.16.31
tri-savanam — three times (morning, evening and noon); SB 8.16.48
tri-vargaḥ — the principles of religiosity, economic development and sense gratification; SB 8.17.10
tri-guṇāya — the controller of the three modes of nature; SB 8.17.25
tri-nābhāya — within the stem growing from whose navel live all the three worlds; SB 8.17.26
tri-pṛṣṭhāya — who are transcendental to the three worlds; SB 8.17.26
tri-lokyām — within these three worlds; SB 8.19.21
tri-guṇam — made of three modes of material nature; SB 8.20.22
tri-viṣṭapam — all of the heavenly planets; SB 8.20.34
tri-pada-vyāja-yācñayā — by simply asking three steps of land; SB 8.21.9
tri-jagat — the three worlds (this universe); SB 8.22.20
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 8.22.23
tri-viṣṭapam — his supremacy in the heavenly planets; SB 8.23.4
tri-bhuvanam — the three worlds; SB 8.23.25
tri-lokyām — the three lokas; SB 8.24.33
tri — three; SB 9.3.32
tri-rātram — for three nights; SB 9.4.30
tri-guṇa-pradhānāḥ — influenced by the three modes of material nature; SB 9.8.22
tri-bhuvana-īśvaraiḥ — by the demigods, the protectors of the three worlds (who can do whatever they like within this material world); SB 9.9.45
tri-bhuvana-īśvaraḥ — the Lord of the universe; SB 9.11.25
tri-vṛt — the three letters a-u-m combined together as oṃ; SB 9.14.46
tri-lińgaḥ — the contamination caused by the three modes of material nature (sattva-guṇa, rajo-guṇa and tamo-guṇa); SB 9.19.25
tri-divam — the heavenly planets; SB 9.20.29
tri-nava-sāhasrīḥ — three times nine thousand (that is, twenty-seven thousand); SB 9.20.32
tri-bhuvana-adhīśāḥ — the controllers of the three worlds (demigods like Brahmā and Śiva); SB 9.21.15
sa-tri-nayanaḥ — with Lord Śiva, who has three eyes; SB 10.1.19
tri-ṣaṭ-śatam — three times six hundred (eighteen hundred); SB 10.1.30
tri-satyam — He is always present as the Absolute Truth, before the creation of this cosmic manifestation, during its maintenance, and even after its annihilation; SB 10.2.26
tri-mūlaḥ — having three roots, the three modes of nature (goodness, passion and ignorance), upon which the body is created; SB 10.2.27
tri-bhuvanam ca — and the three worlds; SB 10.2.40
tri-guṇa-ātmakam — made of three modes of energy (sattva-rajas-tamo-guṇa); SB 10.3.14
tri-loka-sthitaye — to maintain the three worlds, the upper, middle and lower planetary systems; SB 10.3.20
tri-vargaḥ — the three aims of life (religion, economic development and sense gratification); SB 10.5.28
tri-vargaḥ — these three aims of life; SB 10.5.28
tri-gavyūti-antara — within a limit of twelve miles; SB 10.6.14
tri-yāmāsu — nights; SB 10.13.28
tri-lokyām — within the three worlds; SB 10.14.3
tri-netraḥ — Lord Śiva; SB 10.14.19
tri-lokyām — in the three worlds; SB 10.14.21
tri-vidhāḥ — of the three varieties; SB 10.16.12
tri-lokam — all the three worlds (the entire universe); SB 10.16.20
tri-guṇena — by the three modes of material nature; SB 10.16.42-43
tri-lokyām — throughout the three worlds; SB 10.16.50
tri-vṛt — threefold (the first from the physical parents, the second at the time of brahminical initiation, and the third at the time of initiation into the performances of Vedic sacrifice); SB 10.23.40
tri-varga — consisting of the three aims of human life (religiosity, economic development and sense gratification); SB 10.24.10
tri-loka — of the three worlds; SB 10.27.3
tri-lokyām — within the three worlds; SB 10.29.40
tri-bhuvanāya — the three planetary systems of the universe; SB 10.40.19
tri-jagat — the three worlds; SB 10.48.25
tri-yāma — three yāmas (nine hours), i.e., the night; SB 10.53.23
tri-loka — of the three worlds; SB 10.53.38
tri-lokyām — in all the three worlds; SB 10.56.8
tri-sāhasram — three thousand; SB 10.58.50-51
tri-śūlam — his trident; SB 10.59.7
tri-lokīm — the three worlds; SB 10.59.7
tri-śikham — the trident; SB 10.59.9
tri-loka — of the three worlds; SB 10.60.22
tri — of the three (principal deities, namely Brahmā, Viṣṇu and Śiva); SB 10.60.34
tri-lokyam — in the three worlds; SB 10.62.6
tri-lokyām — within the three worlds; SB 10.62.16
tri — three; SB 10.63.22
tri — three; SB 10.63.22
tri-śiraḥ — O three-headed one; SB 10.63.29
tri — three; SB 10.64.35
tri-śikham — his trident; SB 10.66.32-33
tri — three; SB 10.66.36
tri-bhuvana — of the three worlds; SB 10.71.38
tri-pureṇa — by the three aerial cities of the demons; SB 10.76.12
tri — three times; SB 10.77.5
tri — three; SB 10.80.25-26
tri — three; SB 10.83.4
tri — three; SB 10.83.5
tri — three; SB 10.83.10
tri-dhātuke — made of three basic elements; SB 10.84.13
tri-daṇḍī — carrying a triple staff; SB 10.86.2-3
tri — three; SB 10.86.21
tri — of the three (planetary systems of the universe, or the three modes of nature); SB 10.87.16
tri — three; SB 10.87.25
tri-vṛt — threefold (by the modes of material nature); SB 10.87.26
tri-nemiḥ — three-rimmed (in the three phases of time, namely past, present and future); SB 10.87.32
tri — three; SB 10.88.3
tri-vidha — of three kinds; SB 10.89.18
tri-ambaka — Lord Śiva; SB 10.89.33
tri-bhuvana — of the three worlds comprising the material universe; SB 11.2.53
tri-varṇā — consisting of three modes (goodness, passion and ignorance); SB 11.3.16
tri-vṛt — threefold; SB 11.3.37
tri-kāla-guṇa — the manifestations of the three phases of time (such as heat and cold, rain and so on); SB 11.4.11
tri-diva — the three heavens; SB 11.4.16
tri-mekhalaḥ — wearing three belts (representing three phases of Vedic initiation); SB 11.5.24
tri-guṇayā — made up of the three modes of nature; SB 11.6.8
tri-vikrama — three mighty steps in conquering Bali Mahārāja; SB 11.6.13
tri-patat — falling into each of the three planetary systems; SB 11.6.13
tri-ṇābhiḥ — appearing as a wheel with circumference divided into three parts (the year divided into four-month seasons); SB 11.6.15
tri-lokyāḥ — of the three worlds; SB 11.6.19
tri — three; SB 11.7.22
tri — three; SB 11.9.19
tri-guṇa — the three modes of material nature; SB 11.9.20
tri-vṛt — containing the three modes of material nature; SB 11.12.20
tri — three; SB 11.12.22-23
tri — three; SB 11.12.22-23
tri-guṇa — of the three stages wakefulness, dream and dreamless sleep; SB 11.13.32
tri-avasthāḥ — the three states of consciousness; SB 11.13.33
tri-savanam — at sunrise, noon and sunset; SB 11.14.35
tri-kāla-jñatvam — the perfection of knowing past, present and future; SB 11.15.8-9
tri-adhīśvare — the supreme controller of māyā, which consists of three modes of nature; SB 11.15.15
tri-vṛt — consisting of three letters; SB 11.16.12
tri-pura-ghnaḥ — Lord Śiva; SB 11.16.20
tri-vṛt — in three divisions; SB 11.17.12
tri-padām — the Gāyatrī mantra; SB 11.17.25
tri-kālam — three times a day; SB 11.18.3
tri-daṇḍam — the sannyāsa order of life; SB 11.18.40-41
tri-vidhaḥ — in three divisions, according to the modes of nature; SB 11.19.7
tri-guṇa — of the three modes of nature; SB 11.19.15
tri-kāṇḍa-viṣayāḥ — divided into three sections (which represent fruitive work, worship of demigods and realization of the Absolute Truth); SB 11.21.35
tri-vidhaḥ — having three aspects; SB 11.22.30
tri-vṛt — in three phases; SB 11.22.33
tri-bhuvana — of the three worlds; SB 11.23.30
tri-veṇum — his sannyāsī triple staff; SB 11.23.34
tri-vṛt — in three categories; SB 11.24.7
tri-lokyām — of the three worlds; SB 11.24.13
tri-guṇa-ātmanām — partaking of the three modes; SB 11.24.13
tri-vidhaḥ — of three kinds; SB 11.27.7
tri-vidhā — threefold; SB 11.28.6-7
tri-vidham — threefold; SB 11.28.6-7
tri-avastham — existing in three conditions (wakeful consciousness, sleep and deep sleep); SB 11.28.20
tri-loka — of the three worlds; SB 12.3.43
tri-vṛt — threefold; SB 12.6.39
tri-bhuvana — of the three worlds; SB 12.6.72
tri-vṛtaḥ — threefold; SB 12.7.11
tri-ṣaṭ — three times six; SB 12.7.23-24
tri-vṛt — threefold; SB 12.8.33-34
tri-lokyāḥ — of all the three worlds; SB 12.8.41
tri-akṣam — with three eyes; SB 12.10.11-13
tri-loka — of the three worlds; SB 12.10.14
tri-guṇāya — who possesses the three modes of nature; SB 12.10.31-32
tri-akṣaḥ — he who has three eyes; SB 12.10.38
tri-vṛt — threefold; SB 12.11.11-12
tri-vṛt — threefold; SB 12.11.19
tri-vidhā — of three kinds; SB 12.12.44
tri-vidha — three kinds; CC Adi 1.22
tri-bhuvana — in the three worlds; CC Adi 3.33
tri-vidha — three kinds; CC Adi 3.89
tri-vidha — three; CC Adi 4.74-75
tri-vidha — three; CC Adi 4.104
tri-vidha — three sorts; CC Adi 4.112
tri-jagate — in the three worlds; CC Adi 4.138
tri-bhuvane — in the three worlds; CC Adi 4.236
tri-bhuvana — all the three worlds; CC Adi 4.239
tri-bhuvana — all three worlds; CC Adi 4.242-243
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; CC Adi 4.244
tri-vidhatve — in three departments; CC Adi 5.16
tri-bhuvane — all over the three worlds; CC Adi 7.28
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; CC Adi 8.42
tri-jagate — in the three worlds; CC Adi 9.28
tri-bhuvana — all the three worlds; CC Adi 10.107
tri-jagat — the whole world; CC Adi 10.161
tri-bhuvana — all the three worlds; CC Adi 13.5
tri-bhuvana — all the three worlds; CC Adi 13.32
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; CC Adi 13.92
tri-jagatera — of the three worlds; CC Adi 13.98
tri-hrasva — three small; CC Adi 14.15
tri-bhańgima — curved in three places; CC Adi 17.279
tri-bhańga — bent in three places; CC Madhya 1.86
tri-vidhāne — in three ways; CC Madhya 1.88
tri-bhuvane — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 1.199
tri-bhańga-ṭhāma — figure curved in three places; CC Madhya 2.56
tri-bhuvana — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 2.61
tri-bhuvana — the whole world; CC Madhya 2.88
tri-bhuvane — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 4.134
tri-bhuvana — the whole world; CC Madhya 5.76
tri-yuga — the Lord, who appears in three yugas only; CC Madhya 6.95
tri-yuga — Triyuga (manifested in three yugas); CC Madhya 6.99
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; CC Madhya 6.230
tri-lokyām — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 8.67
tri-jagate — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 8.104
tri-bhuvana-madhye — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 8.199
tri-sargaḥ — the material creation of three modes; CC Madhya 8.266
tri-bhuvana — all the world; CC Madhya 8.280
tri-bhuvane — in the three worlds; CC Madhya 9.298
tri-bhuvane — in the three worlds; CC Madhya 9.307
tri-jagate — within these three worlds; CC Madhya 12.186
tri-bhuvana bhari' — filling the three worlds; CC Madhya 13.50
tri-sandhyā — three times (morning, evening and noon); CC Madhya 14.72
tri-jagate — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 14.136
tri-bhuvane — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 16.121
tri-bhańga — curved in three places; CC Madhya 18.60
tri-bhuvane — the three worlds; CC Madhya 18.123
tri-guṇam — the three modes of material nature; CC Madhya 19.174
tri-vidha prakāśe — three kinds of manifestation; CC Madhya 20.157
tri-vidha-prakāra — in three different divisions; CC Madhya 20.214
tri-vidha prakāra — three different manifestations; CC Madhya 20.250
tri-vidha — three kinds of; CC Madhya 20.276
tri-bhuvanam ca — and the three worlds; CC Madhya 20.299
tri-guṇa — the three qualities of material nature; CC Madhya 20.301
tri-lińgaḥ — in three features; CC Madhya 20.312
tri-dhā — three kinds; CC Madhya 20.312
tri-śakti-dhṛk — the controller of the three modes of material nature; CC Madhya 20.318
tri-mekhalaḥ — having three circles on the abdomen; CC Madhya 20.333
tri-sargaḥ — the material creation of three modes; CC Madhya 20.359
tri-lokyām — in the three worlds; CC Madhya 21.9
tri-adhīśaḥ — the master of three places, namely Goloka Vṛndāvana, Vaikuṇṭhaloka and the material world, or the master of Mahā-Viṣṇu, Garbhodakaśāyī Viṣṇu and Kṣīrodakaśāyī Viṣṇu, or the master of Brahmā, Viṣṇu and Maheśvara, or the master of the three worlds (the higher, lower and middle planetary systems); CC Madhya 21.33
tri-śakti-dhṛk — the controller of the three modes of material nature; CC Madhya 21.37
tri-adhīśvarera — of the master of the three worlds; CC Madhya 21.38
tri-pāt-bhūtam — existing as three fourths of the opulence of the Supreme Lord; CC Madhya 21.51
tri-pād — three fourths; CC Madhya 21.55
tri-pāt-vibhūteḥ — of the three fourths of the energy; CC Madhya 21.56
tri-pāt-bhūtam — consisting of three fourths of the energy; CC Madhya 21.56
tri-pāda-vibhūti kṛṣṇera — three fourths of the energy of Lord Kṛṣṇa; CC Madhya 21.57
tri-pāda vibhūtira — of the spiritual world, having three fourths of My energy; CC Madhya 21.87
tri-pāt-bhūtam — existing as three fourths of the opulence of the Supreme Lord; CC Madhya 21.88
tri-adhīśvara śabdera — of the word try-adhīśvara; CC Madhya 21.90
tri-śabde — by the word "three"; CC Madhya 21.90
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; CC Madhya 21.102
tri-bhańga — bent in three places; CC Madhya 21.105
tri-jagat — the three worlds; CC Madhya 21.125
tri-bhuvane — throughout the three worlds; CC Madhya 21.139
tri-bhuvane — the three worlds; CC Madhya 21.140
tri-bhuvana — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 23.31
tri-jagat — of the three worlds; CC Madhya 23.82-83
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; CC Madhya 24.20
tri-pṛṣṭham — the topmost planet (Satyaloka); CC Madhya 24.21
tri-sāmya — where there is equilibrium of the three guṇas; CC Madhya 24.21
tri-lokyām — within the three worlds; CC Madhya 24.56
tri-vidha sādhana — the three kinds of execution; CC Madhya 24.79
tri-vidha prakāra — three varieties; CC Madhya 24.89
tri-veṇī-snāne — to bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, Yamunā and Sarasvatī rivers; CC Madhya 24.230
tri-sargaḥ — the material creation of three modes; CC Madhya 25.148
tri-jagate — in these three worlds; CC Madhya 25.268
tri-vidha prakāra — three kinds; CC Antya 2.3
tri-jagat — the three worlds; CC Antya 2.12
tārila tri-bhuvana — delivered the entire three worlds; CC Antya 2.15
tri-veṇī praveśa kari' — entering into the water at the confluence of the Ganges and Yamunā at Prayāga; CC Antya 2.147
tri-vidha — three kinds; CC Antya 3.92
tri-bhuvana nāce — the three worlds dance; CC Antya 3.267
tri-jagat — the three worlds; CC Antya 5.88
tri-jagatera — of the three worlds; CC Antya 9.7
tri-jagate — within the three worlds; CC Antya 12.28
tri-bhańga — curved in three places; CC Antya 14.18
tri-jagate — in the three worlds; CC Antya 15.19
tri-jagat-jana — the people of the three worlds; CC Antya 16.127
tri-lokyām — in the three worlds; CC Antya 17.31
tri-jagat — three worlds; CC Antya 17.34
tri-bhuvana — the three worlds; CC Antya 20.41
tri-jagatera — of the three worlds; CC Antya 20.116
tri-vidhaiḥ — threefold; Bs 5.17
tri-bhańga — bending in three places; Bs 5.31
tri-dhāman — O Lord of the three worlds; MM 13
tri — three; MM 17
tri-bhuvane — within the three worlds; MM 32
tri-rūpa — of the three material forms (the qualities of goodness, passion, and ignorance); NBS 66
tri — in three ways (by his mind, body, and words); NBS 81