kalam
kālam — time; BG 8.23
ṣoḍaśa-kalam — sixteen primary principles; SB 1.3.1
kalām — plenary part; SB 1.5.21
kālam — time; SB 1.6.26
kālam — the eternal time; SB 1.8.28
kālam — time; SB 1.13.14
kālam — eternal time; SB 2.5.21
anta-kālam — last moments of life; SB 2.7.29
kalām — even partially; SB 3.7.41
kālam — duration of life; SB 3.11.24
kālam — time; SB 3.21.35
bāṣpa-kalām — tears; SB 3.22.25
kālam — time; SB 3.23.45
aśru-kalām — tears; SB 3.23.50
kalām — Kalā; SB 3.24.22-23
kālam — who is time; SB 3.24.33
kālam — the time factor; SB 3.26.16
kālam — the time; SB 3.32.9
kalam — very sweetly; SB 4.6.19-20
bāṣpa-kalām — weeping; SB 4.8.16
kālam — time; SB 4.11.22
kālam — time; SB 4.12.14
kalām — expansion; SB 4.15.2
kalām — part of a plenary expansion; SB 4.15.9-10
yathā-kālam — befitting time and circumstances; SB 4.22.50
kālam — time; SB 4.30.39-40
kālam — time; SB 4.31.18
kālam — time; SB 5.2.18
kālam — the end of the duration of life in the deer body; SB 5.8.31
bhagavat-kalām — the plenary incarnation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead; SB 5.15.9
kālam — time; SB 5.22.6
kālam — time; SB 5.22.7
tri-kālam — three times; SB 5.23.9
tri-kālam — three times; SB 5.23.9
ṣoḍaśa-kalam — made of sixteen parts (namely the ten senses, the mind and the five sense objects); SB 6.1.51
ciram kālam — a long time; SB 6.1.67
kālam — time; SB 7.1.11
kālam — time; SB 7.4.25-26
kālam — eternal time; SB 7.13.6
yathā-kālam — according to time (generally a gṛhastha can find time in the evening or in the afternoon); SB 7.14.3-4
yathā-kālam — according to the time; SB 7.14.10
mat-kalām — My expanded part; SB 8.4.17-24
kālam — eternal time; SB 8.7.26
kālam — time; SB 8.15.30
kālam — the time factor, representing the Supreme Lord; SB 8.21.22
kālam — that favorable time; SB 8.21.24
tam kālam — that time; SB 8.24.39
kālam — passing away time; SB 9.6.53
kālam — time; SB 9.7.15
jñāna-kalām — spiritual knowledge and its different branches; SB 9.7.25-26
kālam — time; SB 9.9.1
kālam eyivān — became a victim of time and died; SB 9.9.2
yathā-kālam — as long as required; SB 9.11.36
kālam — for a time; SB 9.19.11
kālam — imminent danger of death; SB 10.1.47
sa-kalam — along with His expansions; SB 10.13.40
yathā-kālam — in accordance with the time and circumstances; SB 10.15.44
kalām — a torrent; SB 10.17.19
kalam — sweetly; SB 10.29.3
kālam — time; SB 10.43.24
anu-kālam — all the time; SB 10.64.42
aśru-kalām — tears; SB 10.73.35
kālam — time; SB 10.84.23
yathā-kālam — at the suitable times; SB 10.89.64
kālam — the controlling time factor; SB 11.6.15
yathā-kālam — at the proper time; SB 11.7.50
yathā-kālam — at least three times a day (dawn, noon and sunset); SB 11.13.13
tri-kālam — three times a day; SB 11.18.3
jīva-kalām — the Personality of Godhead, from whom all living entities expand; SB 11.27.23
kālam — time; SB 12.1.20
kālam — time; SB 12.9.28-29
kālam — time; CC Adi 5.71
kalam — energies; CC Adi 5.84
kalam — elements; CC Madhya 20.266
kālam — time; CC Madhya 20.281
kālam — time; CC Madhya 21.41
āropaṇa-tulya-kālam — at the same time as the sowing of the seed; CC Antya 6.264
kālam — time; NoI 8
tyakta-kālam — by casting His glance in the shape of sending His time energy; Bs 5.7
tat-kālam — at that time; Bs 5.23
kālam — time; Bs 5.48