vidaḥ
- greatly learned — SB 3.11.16
- those who perceive — SB 3.29.30
- understand — Bg. 8.17
a-tat-prabhāva-vidaḥ
- without understanding his exalted position — SB 5.9.8
a-tat-tattva-vidaḥ
- not knowing the secret (of the portents) — SB 3.17.15
a-tat-vidaḥ
- persons who are not conversant with this — SB 3.33.11
- persons who are not in knowledge — SB 4.29.48
adhyātma-vidaḥ
- who have realized spiritual knowledge — SB 5.18.4
akṛtsna-vidaḥ
- persons with a poor fund of knowledge — Bg. 3.29
an-evam-vidaḥ
- of a person who has no knowledge (about ātma-tattva and the steadiness of the ātmā in his own identity, despite the changes of the body) — SB 10.4.20
apramāṇa-vidaḥ
- because they were all foolish — SB 8.9.13
- unaware of the extent of glories — SB 1.11.39
ātma-vidaḥ
- who was fully self-realized — SB 6.11.15
brahma-vidaḥ
gandha-vidaḥ
- those perceiving smell — SB 3.29.29
gati-vidaḥ
- who know everything of our activities — Madhya 19.210, Antya 7.42
mantra-vidaḥ
- completely expert in chanting the Vedic hymns — SB 10.7.17
- experts in reciting the Vedic hymns — Madhya 22.20
- the great chanter of the Vedic hymns — SB 2.4.17
parāvara-vidaḥ
- amongst the learned scholars, one who is conversant with physical and metaphysical knowledge — SB 1.1.7
purā-vidaḥ
- learned scholars — SB 8.14.11
- those learned in the historical events of the purāṇas — SB 5.15.8
śabda-vidaḥ
- those perceiving sound — SB 3.29.29
tat-vidaḥ
- one who knows — Bg. 13.1-2
- the experts who know about it — SB 5.21.2
- those who are advanced in knowledge of the body and soul — SB 7.2.49
tattva-vidaḥ
- the learned souls — SB 1.2.11
- those who know the Absolute Truth — Madhya 25.132
veda-vidaḥ
- a person conversant with the Vedas — Bg. 8.11
yajña-vidaḥ
- conversant with the purpose of performing — Bg. 4.30