Bhava

śāntabhāva, the calm, peaceful, gentle or saintly attitude adopted by the ancient Rishis

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dāsyabhāva, the attitude of a servant towards his master, exemplified by Hanuman

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sakhyabhāva, the attitude of a friend as exemplified by Arjuna and Uddhava towards Krishna

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vātsalyabhāva, the attitude of a mother towards her child as exemplified by Kausalya towards Rama and of Yasoda towards Krishna

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madhurabhāva (or kantabhava), the attitude of a woman in love as exemplified by Radha and Mirabai toward Krishna

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tanmayabhava, the attitude that the Lord is present everywhere.

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Source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhava_(disambiguation) 
https://www.speakingtree.in/blog/the-difference-between-gopi-bhaav-and-sakhi-bhaav