Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: sapta

  sapta—seven    Bg 10.6, SB 1.11.28, SB 1.14.7, SB 1.14.27, SB 2.2.21, SB 2.6.1, SB 2.10.31, SB 3.11.8, SB 3.12.47, SB 3.21.25 (and more...)
  sapta—sevenfold    SB 2.1.25
  sapta—seven systems    SB 2.5.36
  sapta—all together seven    SB 3.26.50

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: sapta

  sapta-rsayah—the seven sages    SB 8.13.5, SB 8.13.15-16, SB 8.18.16
  sapta sapta—forty-nine    SB 6.18.70, SB 6.18.70
  sapta-dha—into seven pieces    SB 6.18.62, SB 6.18.62
  sapta-dha—into seven    SB 6.18.72, SB 6.18.72
  sapta-dvipa-vatim—consisting of seven islands    SB 3.21.2, SB 9.6.33-34
  sapta-dvipe—on seven islands    Madhya 20.218, Antya 9.9
  trih-sapta—thrice seven times    SB 1.3.20, SB 2.7.22
  trih-sapta-krtvah—twenty-one times    SB 9.15.14, SB 9.16.18-19
  sapta eva—seven in number    SB 5.20.10
  sapta gauna—seven indirect mellows    Madhya 19.188
  sapta godavari—to the place known as Sapta-godavari    Madhya 9.318
  sapta misra—seven Misras    Adi 13.57-58
  sapta varsani—seven divisions of the island    SB 5.20.25
  sapta urdhvam—and seven systems upwards    SB 2.5.36
  sapta rsayah—the seven great sages (beginning with Marici)    SB 5.17.3
  sapta-aham—continuously for one week    SB 6.16.27
  sapta-satani—seven hundred    SB 5.26.27
  sapta-dasa—seventeen    SB 9.15.30
  sapta-dhanuh—a distance measured by seven bows (approximately fourteen yards)    SB 6.11.11
  sapta-dha—seven kinds.    Madhya 19.186
  sapta-dinani—continuously for seven days    SB 2.7.32
  sapta-dvipa—seven islands    SB 4.21.12
  sapta-dvipa—of the seven islands    SB 5.16.2
  sapta-dvipa—of the seven islands (the whole world)    SB 9.23.24
  sapta-dvipa-adhipatayah—those who are proprietors of the seven islands    SB 8.19.23
  sapta-dvipa-ambudhi—the oceans of the islands    Madhya 20.387
  sapta-dvipa-patih—the master of the entire world, consisting of seven islands    SB 9.18.46
  sapta-dvipa-vara-icchaya—by the desire to take possession of seven islands.    SB 8.19.22
  sapta-dvipa-vati—consisting of seven islands    SB 7.4.16
  sapta-dvipa-vati-patih—Mandhata, who was the King of the entire world, consisting of seven islands    SB 9.6.47
  sapta-dvipavatim—consisting of seven islands    SB 9.4.15-16
  sapta-dvipera loka—people from all of the seven islands within the universe    Antya 2.10
  sapta-hastaya—who have seven hands    SB 8.16.31
  sapta-jihvah—having seven flames    SB 5.20.2
  sapta-krt—seven times    SB 5.1.30
  sapta-mukhah—having seven hoods    SB 5.26.33
  sapta-prahara—seven praharas (twenty-one hours)    Adi 10.102
  sapta-prahara—twenty-one hours    Adi 17.18
  sapta-patalera—of the seven lower planetary systems    Antya 9.8
  sapta-raktah—seven reddish    Adi 14.15
  sapta-rasa—seven kinds of mellows    Madhya 19.187
  sapta-ratra-ante—at the end of seven nights    SB 6.16.28
  sapta-ratram—seven nights    SB 4.8.53
  sapta-ratrat—after seven nights    SB 6.15.27
  sapta-samudra-vatyah—possessing seven seas    SB 5.6.13
  sapta-srotah—seven sources    SB 1.13.52
  sapta-tantun—the seven kinds of Vedic ritualistic ceremonies, beginning from the agnistoma-yajna    SB 7.3.30
  sapta-tvak—having seven coverings (skin, blood, muscle, fat, bone, marrow and semen)    SB 10.2.27
  sapta-tala—the seven palm trees    Madhya 9.313
  sapta-tala dekhi—after seeing the seven palm trees    Madhya 9.313
  sapta-tala-vimocana—deliverance of the Sapta-tala trees    Madhya 1.116
  sapta-tala-vrksa—seven palm trees    Madhya 9.312
  sapta-vadhrih—bound by the seven layers    SB 3.31.11
  sapta-vadhrih—bound by the seven layers of material coverings    SB 3.31.19
  sapta-varsa-namabhyah—for whom the seven tracts of land were named    SB 5.20.2
  sapta-varsah—although He was only seven years old    SB 2.7.32
  sapta-varsani—seven tracts of land    SB 5.20.9
  sapta-vitasti—seven vitastis    Adi 5.72
  sapta-rsayah—the seven saintly sages    SB 5.23.5
  sapta-rsibhih—by the seven rsis    SB 8.24.34-35