bhanga
bhrū-bhańga — signals of the eyebrow; SB 2.2.12
bhrū-bhańga-mātreṇa — simply by the flicking of the eyebrows; SB 9.4.53-54
bhańga — the breaking; SB 10.39.22
bhańga — of breaking; SB 10.61.39
bhańga haila — was broken; CC Adi 4.179
svapna-bhańga — breaking of the dream; CC Adi 5.197
bhańga — broken; CC Adi 7.31-32
bhrū-bhańga — even the slightest agitation of an eyebrow; CC Adi 10.45
tri-bhańga — bent in three places; CC Madhya 1.86
tri-bhańga-ṭhāma — figure curved in three places; CC Madhya 2.56
daṇḍa-bhańga-līlā — the pastime of breaking the staff; CC Madhya 5.158
kārya-bhańga — disturbance of activities; CC Madhya 7.20
bhańga — breaking; CC Madhya 7.47
bhańga — broken; CC Madhya 15.150
svara-bhańga — faltering of the voice; CC Madhya 15.279
tri-bhańga — curved in three places; CC Madhya 18.60
yamala-arjuna-bhańga — the place where the twin arjuna trees were broken; CC Madhya 18.68
tri-bhańga — bent in three places; CC Madhya 21.105
dhanuka bhāńga — break your bow; CC Madhya 24.256
svara-bhańga — faltering voice; CC Madhya 25.68
bhańga-udagrā — being strong enough for breaking; CC Antya 1.155
vrata-bhańga — the end of my vow; CC Antya 3.126
nidrā-bhańga — breaking of sleep; CC Antya 10.91
kailā sańga-bhańga — He has broken My association; CC Antya 11.94
tri-bhańga — curved in three places; CC Antya 14.18
bhańga — by the waves; CC Antya 15.14
bhańga karāilā — you have broken; CC Antya 18.109
tri-bhańga — bending in three places; Bs 5.31
bhańga — the breaking; NBS 66