1000 names of lord Vishnu (Sahasra nama) with meaning
The Vishnusahasranama (translating literally to “the thousand names of Vishnu”) is a list of 1,000 names of Hindu supreme God for followers of Vishnu. It is also one of the most sacred and commonly chanted sthotras in Hinduism. Reference this post if you are looking for baby names meaning Vishnu.
Origins: The Vishnusahasranama as found in the Anushasana Parva (149th chapter) of the Mahabharata. Another version exists in the Padma Purana and Matsya Purana. Each name eulogizes one of His countless great attributes.
The names were handed down to Yudhisthira by Bhishma who was on his death bed (of arrows) in the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Yudhisthira asks Bhishma the following questions.
In this universe Who is the one refuge for all? Who is the greatest Lord in the world ? By worshiping whom can a person reach auspiciousness , peace and prosperity? What is the Greatest Dharma of all Dharmas?
As a response to these questions, Bhisma answers by stating that mankind will be free from all sorrows by chanting the “Vishnusahasranāma”.
Names : Below are the list sorted in alphabetical order.
aadhaaranilayah = the fundamental sustainer
aadidevah = the primary source of everything
aadidevah = the first deity
aadityah = the son of aditi (vaamana)
aadityah = son of aditi
aanandah = a mass of pure bliss
aanandee = one who gives delight
aashramah = haven
aatmavaan = the self in all beings
aatmayonih = the un-caused cause
aavartanah = the unseen dynamism
abhipraayah = one who is faced by all seekers marching to the infinite
a-bhooh = one who has no birth
acalah = non-moving
achyutah = infallible
achyutah = he who undergoes no changes
acintyo = inconceivable
adbhutah = wonderful
adhaataa = above whom there is no other to command
adhishthaanam = the substratum of the entire universe
adhokshajah = one whose vitality never flows downwards
adhritah = without support
adrishyah = imperceptible
aadidevah = the first deity
aadityah = the son of aditi (vaamana)
aadityah = son of aditi
aanandah = a mass of pure bliss
aanandee = one who gives delight
aashramah = haven
aatmavaan = the self in all beings
aatmayonih = the un-caused cause
aavartanah = the unseen dynamism
abhipraayah = one who is faced by all seekers marching to the infinite
a-bhooh = one who has no birth
acalah = non-moving
achyutah = infallible
achyutah = he who undergoes no changes
acintyo = inconceivable
adbhutah = wonderful
adhaataa = above whom there is no other to command
adhishthaanam = the substratum of the entire universe
adhokshajah = one whose vitality never flows downwards
adhritah = without support
adrishyah = imperceptible
agraahyah = he who is not perceived sensually
agrajah = the first-born
agraneeh = he who guides us to the peak
ahah = he who is the nature of time
ahassamvartakah = he who thrills the day and makes it function vigorously
ajah = unborn
ajah = he who takes the form of aja, brahma
ajah = unborn
ajitah = vanquished by none
akroorah = never cruel
akshara = indestructible
aksharam = imperishable
akshobhyah = one who is ever unruffled
akshobhyah = one who cannot be annoyed by anyone
amaanee = without false vanity
amaraprabhuh = the lord of the devas
ambho-nidhir = the substratum of the four types of beings
ameyaatmaa = he who manifests in infinite varieties
ameyaatmaa = he whose essence is immeasurable
amitaashanah = of endless appetite
amitavikramah = of immeasurable prowess
amitavikramah = of immeasurable prowess
amoghah = ever useful
amoghah = he whose acts are for a great purpose
amoortih = formless
a-moortirmaan = having no form
amritaamsoodbhavo = the moon who gives flavor to vegetables
amritaashah = one whose desires are never fruitless
amritah = immortal
amritapah = one who drinks the nectar
amritavapuh = he whose form is immortal
amrityuh = he who knows no death
agrajah = the first-born
agraneeh = he who guides us to the peak
ahah = he who is the nature of time
ahassamvartakah = he who thrills the day and makes it function vigorously
ajah = unborn
ajah = he who takes the form of aja, brahma
ajah = unborn
ajitah = vanquished by none
akroorah = never cruel
akshara = indestructible
aksharam = imperishable
akshobhyah = one who is ever unruffled
akshobhyah = one who cannot be annoyed by anyone
amaanee = without false vanity
amaraprabhuh = the lord of the devas
ambho-nidhir = the substratum of the four types of beings
ameyaatmaa = he who manifests in infinite varieties
ameyaatmaa = he whose essence is immeasurable
amitaashanah = of endless appetite
amitavikramah = of immeasurable prowess
amitavikramah = of immeasurable prowess
amoghah = ever useful
amoghah = he whose acts are for a great purpose
amoortih = formless
a-moortirmaan = having no form
amritaamsoodbhavo = the moon who gives flavor to vegetables
amritaashah = one whose desires are never fruitless
amritah = immortal
amritapah = one who drinks the nectar
amritavapuh = he whose form is immortal
amrityuh = he who knows no death
anaadih = one who is the first cause
anaadi-nidhanah = he without origin or end
anaamayah = one who has no diseases
anaghah = sinless
anaghah = sinless
analah = fire
analah = one of unlimited wealth, power and glory
anantaatmaa = the infinite self
anantah = endless
anantah = endless
anantajit = ever-victorious
anantaroopah = one of infinite forms
anantashreeh = full of infinite glories
anarthah = one to whom there is nothing yet to be fulfilled
anayah = one who has no leader
aneeshah = one who has none to lord over him
anekamoortih = multi-formed
anilah = air
anilah = one who never slips
animishah = he who remains unwinking; ever knowing
anirdeshya-vapuh = he whose form is indescribable
anirdeshya-vapuh = of indescribable form
aniruddhah = he who cannot be obstructed
anirvinnah = he who has no discontent
anirvinnah = one who feels no disappointment
anivartee = one who never retreats
aniyantaa = one who has no controller
annaadah = one who eats the food
annam = one who is food
anniruddhah = he who is invincible by any enemy
antakah = the death
anuh = the subtlest
anukoolah = well-wisher of everyone
anuttamah = incomparably great
anaadi-nidhanah = he without origin or end
anaamayah = one who has no diseases
anaghah = sinless
anaghah = sinless
analah = fire
analah = one of unlimited wealth, power and glory
anantaatmaa = the infinite self
anantah = endless
anantah = endless
anantajit = ever-victorious
anantaroopah = one of infinite forms
anantashreeh = full of infinite glories
anarthah = one to whom there is nothing yet to be fulfilled
anayah = one who has no leader
aneeshah = one who has none to lord over him
anekamoortih = multi-formed
anilah = air
anilah = one who never slips
animishah = he who remains unwinking; ever knowing
anirdeshya-vapuh = he whose form is indescribable
anirdeshya-vapuh = of indescribable form
aniruddhah = he who cannot be obstructed
anirvinnah = he who has no discontent
anirvinnah = one who feels no disappointment
anivartee = one who never retreats
aniyantaa = one who has no controller
annaadah = one who eats the food
annam = one who is food
anniruddhah = he who is invincible by any enemy
antakah = the death
anuh = the subtlest
anukoolah = well-wisher of everyone
anuttamah = incomparably great
apaam-nidhih = treasure of waters (the ocean)
aparaajitah = one who cannot be defeated
apramattah = he who never makes a wrong judgement
aprameyaatmaa = a soul not known through the pramanas
aprameyah = he who cannot be perceived
apratirathah = one who has no enemies to threaten him
apyayah = the one in whom the universe merges
araudrah = one who has no negative emotions or urges
aravindaakshah = he who has eyes as beautiful as the lotus
archishmaan = the effulgent
architah = one who is constantly worshipped by his devotees
arhah = one who deserves to be worshiped
arkah = one who is in the form of the sun
arthah = he who is worshiped by all
asankhyeyah = he who has numberless names and forms
asat = illusion
ashokah = he who has no sorrow
ashvattas = tree of life
ateendrah = he who surpasses indra
ateendriyo = beyond the sense organs
athaaparaajitah = the unvanquished
atulah = incomparable
aushadham = medicine
avijnaataa = the non-knower (the knower being the conditioned soul within the body)
avyaktah = unmanifeset
avyangah = without imperfections
avyayah = without destruction
ayamah = one who knows no death
aparaajitah = one who cannot be defeated
apramattah = he who never makes a wrong judgement
aprameyaatmaa = a soul not known through the pramanas
aprameyah = he who cannot be perceived
apratirathah = one who has no enemies to threaten him
apyayah = the one in whom the universe merges
araudrah = one who has no negative emotions or urges
aravindaakshah = he who has eyes as beautiful as the lotus
archishmaan = the effulgent
architah = one who is constantly worshipped by his devotees
arhah = one who deserves to be worshiped
arkah = one who is in the form of the sun
arthah = he who is worshiped by all
asankhyeyah = he who has numberless names and forms
asat = illusion
ashokah = he who has no sorrow
ashvattas = tree of life
ateendrah = he who surpasses indra
ateendriyo = beyond the sense organs
athaaparaajitah = the unvanquished
atulah = incomparable
aushadham = medicine
avijnaataa = the non-knower (the knower being the conditioned soul within the body)
avyaktah = unmanifeset
avyangah = without imperfections
avyayah = without destruction
ayamah = one who knows no death
babhrur = he who rules over all the worlds
bahu-shiraah = he who has many heads
beejamavyayam = the immutable seed
bhaanuh = self-effulgent
bhaarabhrit = one who carries the load of the universe
bhaaskara-dyutih = the effulgence of the sun
bhaavanah = he who gives everything to his devotees
bhaavo = he who becomes all moving and nonmoving things
bhagahaa = one who destroys the six opulences during pralaya
bhagavaan = one who possesses six opulences
bhaktavatsalah = one who loves his devotees
bhartaa = he who governs the entire living world
bhayakrit = giver of fear
bhayanaashanah = destroyer of fear
bhayapahah = one who destroys all fears
bheemah = the terrible
bheemah = terrible form
bheema-paraakramah = one whose prowess is fearful to his enemies
bheshajam = medicine
bhishak = physician
bhojanam = he who is the sense-objects
bhoktaa = the enjoyer
bhoktaa = the enjoyer
bhoktaaa = one who enjoys
bhoogarbhah = he who is the womb of the world
bhoor-bhuvah svas-taruh = the tree of bhur, bhuvah and svah
bhoor-bhuvo = the substratum of the earth
bhooridakshinah = he who gives away large gifts
bhooshanah = one who adorns the world
bhooshayah = one who rested on the ocean shore
bhootaadih = the cause of the five great elements
bhootaatmaa = the aatman of all beings
bhootaavaaso = the dwelling place of the elements
bhoota-bhaavanah = the cause of the growth and birth of all creatures
bhoota-bhavya-bhavan-naathah = the lord of past, present and future
bhoota-bhavya-bhavat-prabhuh = the lord of past, present and future
bhoota-bhrit = he who nourishes all creatures
bhoota-krit = the creator of all creatures
bhoota-maheshvarah = the great lord of beings
bhootih = one who is pure existence
bhraajishnur = self-effulgent consciousness
bhujagottamah = the serpent ananta
bahu-shiraah = he who has many heads
beejamavyayam = the immutable seed
bhaanuh = self-effulgent
bhaarabhrit = one who carries the load of the universe
bhaaskara-dyutih = the effulgence of the sun
bhaavanah = he who gives everything to his devotees
bhaavo = he who becomes all moving and nonmoving things
bhagahaa = one who destroys the six opulences during pralaya
bhagavaan = one who possesses six opulences
bhaktavatsalah = one who loves his devotees
bhartaa = he who governs the entire living world
bhayakrit = giver of fear
bhayanaashanah = destroyer of fear
bhayapahah = one who destroys all fears
bheemah = the terrible
bheemah = terrible form
bheema-paraakramah = one whose prowess is fearful to his enemies
bheshajam = medicine
bhishak = physician
bhojanam = he who is the sense-objects
bhoktaa = the enjoyer
bhoktaa = the enjoyer
bhoktaaa = one who enjoys
bhoogarbhah = he who is the womb of the world
bhoor-bhuvah svas-taruh = the tree of bhur, bhuvah and svah
bhoor-bhuvo = the substratum of the earth
bhooridakshinah = he who gives away large gifts
bhooshanah = one who adorns the world
bhooshayah = one who rested on the ocean shore
bhootaadih = the cause of the five great elements
bhootaatmaa = the aatman of all beings
bhootaavaaso = the dwelling place of the elements
bhoota-bhaavanah = the cause of the growth and birth of all creatures
bhoota-bhavya-bhavan-naathah = the lord of past, present and future
bhoota-bhavya-bhavat-prabhuh = the lord of past, present and future
bhoota-bhrit = he who nourishes all creatures
bhoota-krit = the creator of all creatures
bhoota-maheshvarah = the great lord of beings
bhootih = one who is pure existence
bhraajishnur = self-effulgent consciousness
bhujagottamah = the serpent ananta
braahmanah = one who has realized brahman
braahmana-priyah = dear to the brahmanas
brahma = biggest
brahmaa = creator
brahmajno = one who knows the nature of brahman
brahmakrit = one who acts in brahman
brahmanyah = protector of brahman
brahmavid = one who knows brahman
brahma-vivardhanah = one who increases the brahman
brahmee = one who is with brahma
brihad-roopah = vast, of infinite dimensions
brihat = the greatest
brihat-bhaanuh = he who illumines the world with the rays of the sun and moon
chaanooraandhra-nishoodanah = the slayer of canura
chakra-gadaadharah = bearer of the disc and mace
chakree = holder of the chakra
chakree = carrier of sudarsana
chalah = moving
chandanaangadee = one who has attractive armlets
chandraamshuh = the rays of the moon
chaturaatmaa = the four-fold self
chaturaatmaa = clear-minded
chaturashrah = one who deals squarely
chaturbaahuh = four-handed
chaturbhaavas = the source of the four
chaturbhujah = four-handed
chaturdamstrah = he who has four canines (nrsimha)
chaturgatih = the ultimate goal of all four varnas and asramas
chaturmoortih = four-formed
chatur-vedavid = knower of all four vedas
chaturvyoohah = vasudeva, sankarshan etc
chaturvyoohah = one who expresses himself as the dynamic centre in the four vyoohas
chinnasamshayah = one whose doubts are ever at rest
braahmana-priyah = dear to the brahmanas
brahma = biggest
brahmaa = creator
brahmajno = one who knows the nature of brahman
brahmakrit = one who acts in brahman
brahmanyah = protector of brahman
brahmavid = one who knows brahman
brahma-vivardhanah = one who increases the brahman
brahmee = one who is with brahma
brihad-roopah = vast, of infinite dimensions
brihat = the greatest
brihat-bhaanuh = he who illumines the world with the rays of the sun and moon
chaanooraandhra-nishoodanah = the slayer of canura
chakra-gadaadharah = bearer of the disc and mace
chakree = holder of the chakra
chakree = carrier of sudarsana
chalah = moving
chandanaangadee = one who has attractive armlets
chandraamshuh = the rays of the moon
chaturaatmaa = the four-fold self
chaturaatmaa = clear-minded
chaturashrah = one who deals squarely
chaturbaahuh = four-handed
chaturbhaavas = the source of the four
chaturbhujah = four-handed
chaturdamstrah = he who has four canines (nrsimha)
chaturgatih = the ultimate goal of all four varnas and asramas
chaturmoortih = four-formed
chatur-vedavid = knower of all four vedas
chaturvyoohah = vasudeva, sankarshan etc
chaturvyoohah = one who expresses himself as the dynamic centre in the four vyoohas
chinnasamshayah = one whose doubts are ever at rest
daamodarah = whose stomach is marked with three lines
daarunah = merciless towards the unrighteous
daashaarhah = one who was born in the dasarha race
dakshah = the smart
dakshah = prompt
dakshinah = the most liberal
damah = beautitude in the self
damanah = he who controls rakshasas
damayitaa = the controller
dandah = one who punishes the wicked
darpadah = one who creates pride, or an urge to be the best, among the righteous
darpahaa = the destroyer of pride in evil-minded people
deeptamoortir = of resplendent form
devabhrit-guruh = advisor of indra
devah = he who revels
devakee-nandanah = son of devaki
deveshah = the lord of all devas
dhaama = the goal
dhaataa = he who supports all fields of experience
dhaaturuttamah = the subtlest atom
dhananjayah = one who gained wealth through conquest
dhaneshvarah = the lord of wealth
dhanurdharah = the wielder of the bow
dhanurvedah = one who declared the science of archery
dhanvee = he who always has a divine bow
dhanyah = fortunate
daarunah = merciless towards the unrighteous
daashaarhah = one who was born in the dasarha race
dakshah = the smart
dakshah = prompt
dakshinah = the most liberal
damah = beautitude in the self
damanah = he who controls rakshasas
damayitaa = the controller
dandah = one who punishes the wicked
darpadah = one who creates pride, or an urge to be the best, among the righteous
darpahaa = the destroyer of pride in evil-minded people
deeptamoortir = of resplendent form
devabhrit-guruh = advisor of indra
devah = he who revels
devakee-nandanah = son of devaki
deveshah = the lord of all devas
dhaama = the goal
dhaataa = he who supports all fields of experience
dhaaturuttamah = the subtlest atom
dhananjayah = one who gained wealth through conquest
dhaneshvarah = the lord of wealth
dhanurdharah = the wielder of the bow
dhanurvedah = one who declared the science of archery
dhanvee = he who always has a divine bow
dhanyah = fortunate
dharaadharah = the sole support of the earth
dharaneedharah = he who supports the earth
dharmaadhyakshah = he who presides over dharma
dharmagub = one who protects dharma
dharmah = the law of being
dharmakrit = one who acts according to dharma
dharmaviduttamah = the highest among men of realization
dharma-yoopah = the post to which all dharma is tied
dharmee = the supporter of dharma
dhritaatmaa = established in himself
dhruvah = the changeless in the midst of changes
dhuryah = who carries out creation etc without hitch
dishah = one who advises and gives knowledge
divah-sprik = sky-reaching
dravinapradah = one who lavishly gives wealth
dridhah = the firm
driptah = one whio is drunk with infinite bliss
duh-svapna-naashanah = one who destroys all bad dreams
duraadharshah = he who cannot be attacked successfully
duraarihaa = slayer of the asuras
duraavaasah = not easy to lodge
duratikramah = one who is difficult to be disobeyed
durdharah = the object of contemplation
durdurdharah = he who cannot be known by great yogis
durgah = not easy to storm into
durgamah = one who is realised with great effort
durjayah = the invincible
durlabhah = one who obtained with effort
durmarshanah = he who cannot be vanquished
dushkritihaa = destroyer of bad actions
dyutidharah = one who bears an effulgent form
dharaneedharah = he who supports the earth
dharmaadhyakshah = he who presides over dharma
dharmagub = one who protects dharma
dharmah = the law of being
dharmakrit = one who acts according to dharma
dharmaviduttamah = the highest among men of realization
dharma-yoopah = the post to which all dharma is tied
dharmee = the supporter of dharma
dhritaatmaa = established in himself
dhruvah = the changeless in the midst of changes
dhuryah = who carries out creation etc without hitch
dishah = one who advises and gives knowledge
divah-sprik = sky-reaching
dravinapradah = one who lavishly gives wealth
dridhah = the firm
driptah = one whio is drunk with infinite bliss
duh-svapna-naashanah = one who destroys all bad dreams
duraadharshah = he who cannot be attacked successfully
duraarihaa = slayer of the asuras
duraavaasah = not easy to lodge
duratikramah = one who is difficult to be disobeyed
durdharah = the object of contemplation
durdurdharah = he who cannot be known by great yogis
durgah = not easy to storm into
durgamah = one who is realised with great effort
durjayah = the invincible
durlabhah = one who obtained with effort
durmarshanah = he who cannot be vanquished
dushkritihaa = destroyer of bad actions
dyutidharah = one who bears an effulgent form
eeshanah = the controller of the five great elements
eeshvarah = he who can do anything without any help
eeshvarah = the controller
ekaatmaa = the one self
ekah = the one
ekapaat = one-footed
gabhastinemih = the hub of the universal wheel
gabheeraatmaa = too deep to be fathomed
gabheerah = the unfathomable
gadaadharah = carrier of kaumodakee club
gadaagrajah = one who is invoked through mantra
gahanah = the unknowable
gahano = impenetrable
garudadhvajah = one who has garuda on his flag
gatisattamah = the ultimate refuge for all devotees
ghritaaseeh = one who has no need for good wishes
gohitah = one who does welfare for cows
gopatih = the shepherd
gopatih = husband of the earth
goptaa = the protector
goptaa = protector of the universe
govidaam-patih = the lord of all men of wisdom
govindah = the protector of the cows
govindah = one who is known through vedanta
graamaneeh = he who leads the flock
guhah = he who dwells in the cave of the heart
guhyo = the mysterious
gunabhrit = one who supports
guptah = the well-concealed
guruh = the teacher
gurutamah = the greatest teacher
eeshvarah = he who can do anything without any help
eeshvarah = the controller
ekaatmaa = the one self
ekah = the one
ekapaat = one-footed
gabhastinemih = the hub of the universal wheel
gabheeraatmaa = too deep to be fathomed
gabheerah = the unfathomable
gadaadharah = carrier of kaumodakee club
gadaagrajah = one who is invoked through mantra
gahanah = the unknowable
gahano = impenetrable
garudadhvajah = one who has garuda on his flag
gatisattamah = the ultimate refuge for all devotees
ghritaaseeh = one who has no need for good wishes
gohitah = one who does welfare for cows
gopatih = the shepherd
gopatih = husband of the earth
goptaa = the protector
goptaa = protector of the universe
govidaam-patih = the lord of all men of wisdom
govindah = the protector of the cows
govindah = one who is known through vedanta
graamaneeh = he who leads the flock
guhah = he who dwells in the cave of the heart
guhyo = the mysterious
gunabhrit = one who supports
guptah = the well-concealed
guruh = the teacher
gurutamah = the greatest teacher
halaayudhah = one who has a plough as his weapon
hamsah = the swan
harih = the destroyer
havih = the oblation
havirharih = the receiver of all oblation
hemaangah = one who has limbs of gold
hetuh = the cause
hiranyagarbhah = he who dwells in the womb of the world
hiranyagarbhah = the creator
hiranyanaabhah = he who has a golden navel
hrisheekeshah = the lord of the senses
hutabhuk = one who enjoys all that is offered in yajna
hutabhuk = one who accepts oblations
ijyah = he who is fit to be invoked through yajna
indrakarmaa = one who always performs gloriously auspicious actions
ishtah = he who is invoked through vedic rituals
jagadaadijah = born at the beginning of the world
jagatas-setuh = a bridge across the material energy
jahnuh = leader of men
janaardanah = he who gives joy to good people
jana-janmaadir = the cause of the birth of all creatures
jananah = he who delivers all living creatures
janeshvarah = the lord of the people
janma-mrityu-jaraatigah = one who knows no birth, death or old age in himself
jayah = the victorious
jayantah = the conquerer of all enemies
jeevah = one who functions as the ksetrajna
jeevanah = the life spark in all creatures
jetaa = ever-successful
jitaamitrah = one who has conquered all enemies
jita-krodhah = one who has conquered anger
jitamanyuh = one who has no anger
jnaanagamyah = one who is experienced through pure knowledge
jnaanamuttamam = the supreme knowledge
jyeshthah = older than all
jyotih = self-effulgent
jyotiraadityah = the resplendence of the sun
jyotir-ganeshvarah = lord of the luminaries in the cosmos
hamsah = the swan
harih = the destroyer
havih = the oblation
havirharih = the receiver of all oblation
hemaangah = one who has limbs of gold
hetuh = the cause
hiranyagarbhah = he who dwells in the womb of the world
hiranyagarbhah = the creator
hiranyanaabhah = he who has a golden navel
hrisheekeshah = the lord of the senses
hutabhuk = one who enjoys all that is offered in yajna
hutabhuk = one who accepts oblations
ijyah = he who is fit to be invoked through yajna
indrakarmaa = one who always performs gloriously auspicious actions
ishtah = he who is invoked through vedic rituals
jagadaadijah = born at the beginning of the world
jagatas-setuh = a bridge across the material energy
jahnuh = leader of men
janaardanah = he who gives joy to good people
jana-janmaadir = the cause of the birth of all creatures
jananah = he who delivers all living creatures
janeshvarah = the lord of the people
janma-mrityu-jaraatigah = one who knows no birth, death or old age in himself
jayah = the victorious
jayantah = the conquerer of all enemies
jeevah = one who functions as the ksetrajna
jeevanah = the life spark in all creatures
jetaa = ever-successful
jitaamitrah = one who has conquered all enemies
jita-krodhah = one who has conquered anger
jitamanyuh = one who has no anger
jnaanagamyah = one who is experienced through pure knowledge
jnaanamuttamam = the supreme knowledge
jyeshthah = older than all
jyotih = self-effulgent
jyotiraadityah = the resplendence of the sun
jyotir-ganeshvarah = lord of the luminaries in the cosmos
kaalah = he who judges and punishes beings
kaalanemi-nihaa = slayer of kalanemi
kaamadevah = the beloved lord
kaamah = the beloved
kaamahaa = he who destroys all desires
kaamakrit = he who fulfills all desires
kaamapaalah = the fulfiller of desires
kaamapradah = he who supplies desired objects
kaamee = one who has fulfilled all his desires
kaantah = he who is of enchanting form
kaantah = of enchanting form
kaaranam = the cause
kah = one who is of the nature of bliss
kanakaangadee = wearer of bright-as-gold armlets
kapeendrah = lord of the monkeys (rama)
kapih = one who drinks water
kapilah = the great sage kapila
karanam = the instrument
kartaa = the doer
kathitah = one who is glorified in all scriptures
kavih = the seer
keshavah = he who has beautiful locks of hair
keshavah = one whose rays illumine the cosmos
keshihaa = killer of kesi
khanda-parashur = one who holds an axe
kim = what (the one to be inquired into)
kramah = all-pervading
kratuh = the animal-sacrifice
krishah = delicate, lean
krishnah = dark-complexioned
krishno = he whose complexion is dark
kritaagamah = the author of the agama scriptures
kritaagamah = author of the vedas
krita-akritah = all that is created and not created
kritaantakrit = destroyer of the creation
kritajnah = he who knows all that is
kritajnah = the knower of the creation
kritakarmaa = one who has fulfilled his acts
kritalakshanah = one who is famous for his qualities
kritih = he who rewards all our actions
krodhahaa = he who destroys anger
krodhakrit-kartaa = he who generates anger against the lower tendency
kshaamah = he who ever remains without any scarcity
kshaamah = one who destroys everything
kshamah = he who is supremely efficient in all undertakings
kshaminaam-varah = one who has the greatest amount of patience with sinners
ksharam = he who appears to perish
kshemakrit = doer of good
kshetrajnah = the knower of the field
kshiteeshah = the lord of the earth
kshobhanah = the agitator
kumbhah = the pot within whom everything is contained
kumudah = he who delights in the earth
kumudah = one who gladdens the earth
kundah = one who is as attractive as kunda flowers
kundalee = one who wears shark earrings
kundarah = the one who lifted the earth
kuvaleshayah = he who reclines in the waters
kaalanemi-nihaa = slayer of kalanemi
kaamadevah = the beloved lord
kaamah = the beloved
kaamahaa = he who destroys all desires
kaamakrit = he who fulfills all desires
kaamapaalah = the fulfiller of desires
kaamapradah = he who supplies desired objects
kaamee = one who has fulfilled all his desires
kaantah = he who is of enchanting form
kaantah = of enchanting form
kaaranam = the cause
kah = one who is of the nature of bliss
kanakaangadee = wearer of bright-as-gold armlets
kapeendrah = lord of the monkeys (rama)
kapih = one who drinks water
kapilah = the great sage kapila
karanam = the instrument
kartaa = the doer
kathitah = one who is glorified in all scriptures
kavih = the seer
keshavah = he who has beautiful locks of hair
keshavah = one whose rays illumine the cosmos
keshihaa = killer of kesi
khanda-parashur = one who holds an axe
kim = what (the one to be inquired into)
kramah = all-pervading
kratuh = the animal-sacrifice
krishah = delicate, lean
krishnah = dark-complexioned
krishno = he whose complexion is dark
kritaagamah = the author of the agama scriptures
kritaagamah = author of the vedas
krita-akritah = all that is created and not created
kritaantakrit = destroyer of the creation
kritajnah = he who knows all that is
kritajnah = the knower of the creation
kritakarmaa = one who has fulfilled his acts
kritalakshanah = one who is famous for his qualities
kritih = he who rewards all our actions
krodhahaa = he who destroys anger
krodhakrit-kartaa = he who generates anger against the lower tendency
kshaamah = he who ever remains without any scarcity
kshaamah = one who destroys everything
kshamah = he who is supremely efficient in all undertakings
kshaminaam-varah = one who has the greatest amount of patience with sinners
ksharam = he who appears to perish
kshemakrit = doer of good
kshetrajnah = the knower of the field
kshiteeshah = the lord of the earth
kshobhanah = the agitator
kumbhah = the pot within whom everything is contained
kumudah = he who delights in the earth
kumudah = one who gladdens the earth
kundah = one who is as attractive as kunda flowers
kundalee = one who wears shark earrings
kundarah = the one who lifted the earth
kuvaleshayah = he who reclines in the waters
lakshmeeh = the glory of the universe
lakshmeevaan = the consort of laksmi
lohitaakshah = red-eyed
lokaadhishthaanam = the substratum of the universe
lokaadhyakshah = he who presides over all lokas
lokabandhur = friend of the world
lokanaathah = lord of the world
lokasaarangah = one who understands the universe
lokasvaamee = lord of the universe
loka-trayaashrayah = shelter of the three worlds
lakshmeevaan = the consort of laksmi
lohitaakshah = red-eyed
lokaadhishthaanam = the substratum of the universe
lokaadhyakshah = he who presides over all lokas
lokabandhur = friend of the world
lokanaathah = lord of the world
lokasaarangah = one who understands the universe
lokasvaamee = lord of the universe
loka-trayaashrayah = shelter of the three worlds
maadhavah = husband of lakshmi
maadhavah = born in the family of madhu
maadhavo = the lord of all knowledge
maanadah = one who causes, by his maya, false identification with the body
maanyah = one who is to be honoured
maargah = the path
maargah = the path
madhuh = sweet
madhusoodanah = destroyer of the madhu demon
mahaabalah = he who has supreme strength
mahaabhaago = he who gets the greatest share in every yajna
mahaabhogah = he who is of the nature of enjoyment
mahaabhootah = the great being
mahaabuddhir = he who has supreme intelligence
mahaadevah = the great deity
mahaadhanah = he who is supremely rich
mahaadri-dhrik = he who supports the great mountain
mahaa-dyutih = greatly luminous
mahaagartah = the great chasm
mahaahavih = the great offering
mahaahradah = one who is like a great refreshing swimming pool
mahaakarmaa = one who performs great deeds
mahaakarmaa = one who accomplishes great acts
mahaakoshah = he who has got around him great sheaths
mahaakramo = of great step
mahaakratuh = the great sacrifice
mahaakshah = the great-eyed
mahaa-makhah = the great sacrificer
mahaamanaah = great-minded
mahaamayo = the supreme master of all ilusion
mahaamortir = the great form
mahaan = the mighty
mahaanidhih = the great abode
mahaarhah = one who deserves the highest worship
mahaa-shaktih = all-powerful
mahaashringah = great-horned
mahaasvanah = he who has a thundering voice
mahaatapaah = he of great tapas
mahaatejaah = one of great resplendence
mahaavaraaho = the great boar
mahaa-veeryah = the supreme essence
mahaayajnah = the great yajna
mahaayajvaa = one who performed great yajnas
maharddhi = one who has great prosperity
maharshih kapilaachaaryah = he who incarnated as kapila, the great sage
maheebhartaa = the husband of mother earth
maheedharah = the support of the earth
maheedharah = the bearer of the earth
mahejyah = one who is to be most worshiped
mahendrah = the lord of indra
maheshvaasah = he who wields shaarnga
mahodadhishayah = one who rests on the great ocean
mahoragah = the great serpent
mahotsaaho = the great enthusiast
mangalam param = the supreme auspiciousness
manoharah = the stealer of the mind
manojavah = swift as the mind
mantrah = the nature of the vedic mantras
manuh = he who has manifested as the vedic mantras
mareechih = effulgence
medhaavee = supremely intelligent
medhajah = born out of sacrifices
medineepatih = the lord of the earth
muktaanaam paramaa gatih = the final goal, reached by liberated souls
mukundah = the giver of liberation
maadhavah = born in the family of madhu
maadhavo = the lord of all knowledge
maanadah = one who causes, by his maya, false identification with the body
maanyah = one who is to be honoured
maargah = the path
maargah = the path
madhuh = sweet
madhusoodanah = destroyer of the madhu demon
mahaabalah = he who has supreme strength
mahaabhaago = he who gets the greatest share in every yajna
mahaabhogah = he who is of the nature of enjoyment
mahaabhootah = the great being
mahaabuddhir = he who has supreme intelligence
mahaadevah = the great deity
mahaadhanah = he who is supremely rich
mahaadri-dhrik = he who supports the great mountain
mahaa-dyutih = greatly luminous
mahaagartah = the great chasm
mahaahavih = the great offering
mahaahradah = one who is like a great refreshing swimming pool
mahaakarmaa = one who performs great deeds
mahaakarmaa = one who accomplishes great acts
mahaakoshah = he who has got around him great sheaths
mahaakramo = of great step
mahaakratuh = the great sacrifice
mahaakshah = the great-eyed
mahaa-makhah = the great sacrificer
mahaamanaah = great-minded
mahaamayo = the supreme master of all ilusion
mahaamortir = the great form
mahaan = the mighty
mahaanidhih = the great abode
mahaarhah = one who deserves the highest worship
mahaa-shaktih = all-powerful
mahaashringah = great-horned
mahaasvanah = he who has a thundering voice
mahaatapaah = he of great tapas
mahaatejaah = one of great resplendence
mahaavaraaho = the great boar
mahaa-veeryah = the supreme essence
mahaayajnah = the great yajna
mahaayajvaa = one who performed great yajnas
maharddhi = one who has great prosperity
maharshih kapilaachaaryah = he who incarnated as kapila, the great sage
maheebhartaa = the husband of mother earth
maheedharah = the support of the earth
maheedharah = the bearer of the earth
mahejyah = one who is to be most worshiped
mahendrah = the lord of indra
maheshvaasah = he who wields shaarnga
mahodadhishayah = one who rests on the great ocean
mahoragah = the great serpent
mahotsaaho = the great enthusiast
mangalam param = the supreme auspiciousness
manoharah = the stealer of the mind
manojavah = swift as the mind
mantrah = the nature of the vedic mantras
manuh = he who has manifested as the vedic mantras
mareechih = effulgence
medhaavee = supremely intelligent
medhajah = born out of sacrifices
medineepatih = the lord of the earth
muktaanaam paramaa gatih = the final goal, reached by liberated souls
mukundah = the giver of liberation
naaraayanah = he who resides on the waters
naarasimha-vapuh = he whose form is man-lion
nahushah = he who binds all with illusion
naikaatmaa = many souled
naikah = the many
naikajah = one who is born many times
naikakarmakrit = one who does many actions
naikamaayah = he whose forms are endless and varied
naika-roopo = he who has unlimited forms
naikashringah = one who has many horns
nakshatranemir = the nave of the stars
nakshatree = the lord of the stars (the moon)
nandah = free from all worldly pleasures
nandakee = one who holds the nandaka sword
nandanah = one who makes others blissful
nandih = infinite bliss
narah = the guide
nayah = one who leads
netaa = the leader
neyah = the guide
nidhir-avyayah = the imperishable treasure
nigrahah = the killer
nimishah = he who has closed eyes in contemplation
nirgunah = without any properties
nirvaanam = all-bliss
nishthaa = abode of all beings
nivritaatmaa = the soul retreated from matter
nivrittaatmaa = one who is fully restrained from all sense indulgences
nivrittaatmaa = one whose mind is turned away from sense indulgence
niyamah = one who is not under anyone’s laws
niyamo = the appointing authority
nyaayah = justice
nyagrodhah = the one who veils himself with maya
naarasimha-vapuh = he whose form is man-lion
nahushah = he who binds all with illusion
naikaatmaa = many souled
naikah = the many
naikajah = one who is born many times
naikakarmakrit = one who does many actions
naikamaayah = he whose forms are endless and varied
naika-roopo = he who has unlimited forms
naikashringah = one who has many horns
nakshatranemir = the nave of the stars
nakshatree = the lord of the stars (the moon)
nandah = free from all worldly pleasures
nandakee = one who holds the nandaka sword
nandanah = one who makes others blissful
nandih = infinite bliss
narah = the guide
nayah = one who leads
netaa = the leader
neyah = the guide
nidhir-avyayah = the imperishable treasure
nigrahah = the killer
nimishah = he who has closed eyes in contemplation
nirgunah = without any properties
nirvaanam = all-bliss
nishthaa = abode of all beings
nivritaatmaa = the soul retreated from matter
nivrittaatmaa = one who is fully restrained from all sense indulgences
nivrittaatmaa = one whose mind is turned away from sense indulgence
niyamah = one who is not under anyone’s laws
niyamo = the appointing authority
nyaayah = justice
nyagrodhah = the one who veils himself with maya
ojas-tejo-dyutidharah = the possessor of vitality, effulgence and beauty
oordhvagah = one who is on top of everything
oorjitah = he who has infinite vitality
oorjita-shaasanah = one who commands with his hand
paapa-naashanah = destroyer of sin
paavanah = he who gives life-sustaining power to air
paavanah = one who ever purifies
padam-anuttamam = the unequalled state of perfection
padmagarbhah = he who is being meditated upon in the lotus of the heart
padmanaabhah = he from whose navel comes the lotus
padmanaabhah = he whose navel is like a lotus
padmanaabhah = he who has a lotus-navel
padmanibhekshanah = lotus-eyed
padmee = he who holds a lotus
panah = the supreme universal manager
paraayanam = the way to liberation
paramaatmaa = the supersoul
paramaspashtah = the extremely vivid
parameshthee = one who is readily available for experience within the heart
parameshvarah = the supreme lord
pararddhih = he who has supreme manifestations
parigrahah = the receiver
parjanyah = he who is similar to rain-bearing clouds
paryavasthitah = one who dwells everywhere
pavanah = the air that fills the universe
pavitram = he who gives purity to the heart
peshalah = one who is supremely soft
poorayitaa = the fulfiller
poornah = the complete
pootaatmaa = he with an extremely pure essence
oordhvagah = one who is on top of everything
oorjitah = he who has infinite vitality
oorjita-shaasanah = one who commands with his hand
paapa-naashanah = destroyer of sin
paavanah = he who gives life-sustaining power to air
paavanah = one who ever purifies
padam-anuttamam = the unequalled state of perfection
padmagarbhah = he who is being meditated upon in the lotus of the heart
padmanaabhah = he from whose navel comes the lotus
padmanaabhah = he whose navel is like a lotus
padmanaabhah = he who has a lotus-navel
padmanibhekshanah = lotus-eyed
padmee = he who holds a lotus
panah = the supreme universal manager
paraayanam = the way to liberation
paramaatmaa = the supersoul
paramaspashtah = the extremely vivid
parameshthee = one who is readily available for experience within the heart
parameshvarah = the supreme lord
pararddhih = he who has supreme manifestations
parigrahah = the receiver
parjanyah = he who is similar to rain-bearing clouds
paryavasthitah = one who dwells everywhere
pavanah = the air that fills the universe
pavitram = he who gives purity to the heart
peshalah = one who is supremely soft
poorayitaa = the fulfiller
poornah = the complete
pootaatmaa = he with an extremely pure essence
praagvamshah = one who has the most ancient ancestry
praamshuh = he with a huge body
praanadah = he who gives life
praanadah = he who gives prana
praanadah = giver of life
praanadah = giver of life
praanah = the prana in all living creatures
praanah = life
praanajeevanah = he who maintains the life-breath in all living creatures
praananilayah = he in whom all prana is established
praanibhrit = he who rules over all pranas
praano = he who ever lives
prabhavah = the womb of the five great elements
prabhootas = ever-full
prabhuh = the almighty lord
prabhuh = the lord
pradhaana-purusheshvarah = lord of pradhaana and purusha
pradyumnah = very rich
pragrahah = receiver of worship
prajaa-bhavah = he from whom all praja comes
prajaagarah = ever-awakened
prajaapatih = the lord of all creatures
prajaapatih = he from whom all creatures emerge
prakaashaatmaa = the effulgent self
prakaashanah = he who illuminates
pramaanam = the proof
pramaanam = he whose form is the vedas
pramodanah = ever-blissful
pranavah = he who is praised by the gods
pranavah = omkara
prapitaamahah = the father of the father of beings (brahma)
prasanaatmaa = ever pure and all-blissful self
prataapanah = thermal energy; one who heats
pratardanah = the supreme destruction
prathitah = he who exists pervading all
pratyayah = he whose nature is knowledge
preetivardhanah = one who increases joy in the devotee’s heart
prituh = the expanded
priyaarhah = one who deserves all our love
priyakrit = one who is ever-obliging in fulfilling our wishes
punarvasuh = he who lives repeatedly in different bodies
pundareekaakshah = he who dwells in the heart
punyah = the truly holy
punyah = supremely pure
punya-keertir = of holy fame
punya-shravana-keertanah = the hearing of whose glory causes holiness to grow
puraatanah = he who was even before time
purandarah = destroyer of cities
purujit = one who has conquered numerous enemies
purusattamah = the greatest of the great
purushah = he who dwells in the city of nine gates
purushah = one who dwells in all bodies
purushottamah = the supreme controller
pushkaraakshah = he who has eyes like the lotus
pushkaraakshah = lotus eyed
pushpahaasah = he who shines like an opening flower
pushtah = one who is ever-full
praamshuh = he with a huge body
praanadah = he who gives life
praanadah = he who gives prana
praanadah = giver of life
praanadah = giver of life
praanah = the prana in all living creatures
praanah = life
praanajeevanah = he who maintains the life-breath in all living creatures
praananilayah = he in whom all prana is established
praanibhrit = he who rules over all pranas
praano = he who ever lives
prabhavah = the womb of the five great elements
prabhootas = ever-full
prabhuh = the almighty lord
prabhuh = the lord
pradhaana-purusheshvarah = lord of pradhaana and purusha
pradyumnah = very rich
pragrahah = receiver of worship
prajaa-bhavah = he from whom all praja comes
prajaagarah = ever-awakened
prajaapatih = the lord of all creatures
prajaapatih = he from whom all creatures emerge
prakaashaatmaa = the effulgent self
prakaashanah = he who illuminates
pramaanam = the proof
pramaanam = he whose form is the vedas
pramodanah = ever-blissful
pranavah = he who is praised by the gods
pranavah = omkara
prapitaamahah = the father of the father of beings (brahma)
prasanaatmaa = ever pure and all-blissful self
prataapanah = thermal energy; one who heats
pratardanah = the supreme destruction
prathitah = he who exists pervading all
pratyayah = he whose nature is knowledge
preetivardhanah = one who increases joy in the devotee’s heart
prituh = the expanded
priyaarhah = one who deserves all our love
priyakrit = one who is ever-obliging in fulfilling our wishes
punarvasuh = he who lives repeatedly in different bodies
pundareekaakshah = he who dwells in the heart
punyah = the truly holy
punyah = supremely pure
punya-keertir = of holy fame
punya-shravana-keertanah = the hearing of whose glory causes holiness to grow
puraatanah = he who was even before time
purandarah = destroyer of cities
purujit = one who has conquered numerous enemies
purusattamah = the greatest of the great
purushah = he who dwells in the city of nine gates
purushah = one who dwells in all bodies
purushottamah = the supreme controller
pushkaraakshah = he who has eyes like the lotus
pushkaraakshah = lotus eyed
pushpahaasah = he who shines like an opening flower
pushtah = one who is ever-full
raamah = one who is most handsome
rakshanah = protector of the universe
ranapriyah = lover of battles
rathaanga-paanih = one who has the wheel of a chariot as his weapon
ratnagarbhah = the jewel-wombed
ratna-naabhah = of beautiful navel
ravih = one who dries up everything
ravilochanah = one whose eye is the sun
riddhah = full of prosperity
riddhah = he who has expanded himself as the universe
rituh = the seasons
rohitah = the fish incarnation
ruchiraangadah = one who wears resplendent shoulder caps
rudrah = he who makes all people weep
rakshanah = protector of the universe
ranapriyah = lover of battles
rathaanga-paanih = one who has the wheel of a chariot as his weapon
ratnagarbhah = the jewel-wombed
ratna-naabhah = of beautiful navel
ravih = one who dries up everything
ravilochanah = one whose eye is the sun
riddhah = full of prosperity
riddhah = he who has expanded himself as the universe
rituh = the seasons
rohitah = the fish incarnation
ruchiraangadah = one who wears resplendent shoulder caps
rudrah = he who makes all people weep
saadhur = he who lives by the righteous codes
saakshee = the witness
saama = the sama veda
saamagaayanah = one who sings the sama songs
saamagah = the singer of the sama songs
saattvikah = one who is full of sattvic qualities
saatvataam-patih = the lord of the satvatas
sadaamarshee = one who forgives the trespasses of his devotees
sadaa-yogee = always in yoga
sadbhootih = one who has rich glories
sadgatih = the goal of good people
sahah = all-enduring
sahasraakshah = thousands of eyes
sahasraamshur = the thousand-rayed
sahasraarchih = he who has thousands of rays
sahasrajit = he who vanquishes thousands
sahasra-moordhaa = he who has endless heads
sahasrapaat = thousand-footed
sahishnuh = he who can suffer patiently
sahishnuh = one who calmly endures duality
samaatmaa = he who is the same in all
samaavartah = the efficient turner
samah = equal
samah = calm
samayajnah = one whose worship is nothing more than keeping an equal vision of the mind by the devotee
sambhavah = he who descends of his own free will
sameehanah = one whose desires are auspicious
sameeranah = he who sufficiently administers all movements of all living creatures
samgrahah = he who holds everything together
samitinjayah = ever-victorious
samkha-bhrit = one who has the divine pancajanya
samksheptaa = the involver
sammitah = he who has been accepted by authorities
samnyaasa-krit = institutor of sannyasa
sam-pramardanah = he who persecutes evil men
samsthaanah = the ultimate authority
samvatsarah = he from whom the concept of time comes
samvatsarah = the year
samvritah = he who is vieled from the jiva
sanaat = the beginning less and endless factor
sanaatanatamah = the most ancient
sandhaataa = the regulator
sandhimaan = he who seems to be conditioned
sankarshanochyutah = he who absorbs the whole creation into his nature and never falls away from that nature
sannivaasah = the abode of the good
santah = one who is expressed through saintly men
saptaidhaah = the seven effulgences in the flames
saptajihvah = he who expresses himself as the seven tongues of fire
saptavaahanah = one who has a vehicle of seven horses (sun)
saakshee = the witness
saama = the sama veda
saamagaayanah = one who sings the sama songs
saamagah = the singer of the sama songs
saattvikah = one who is full of sattvic qualities
saatvataam-patih = the lord of the satvatas
sadaamarshee = one who forgives the trespasses of his devotees
sadaa-yogee = always in yoga
sadbhootih = one who has rich glories
sadgatih = the goal of good people
sahah = all-enduring
sahasraakshah = thousands of eyes
sahasraamshur = the thousand-rayed
sahasraarchih = he who has thousands of rays
sahasrajit = he who vanquishes thousands
sahasra-moordhaa = he who has endless heads
sahasrapaat = thousand-footed
sahishnuh = he who can suffer patiently
sahishnuh = one who calmly endures duality
samaatmaa = he who is the same in all
samaavartah = the efficient turner
samah = equal
samah = calm
samayajnah = one whose worship is nothing more than keeping an equal vision of the mind by the devotee
sambhavah = he who descends of his own free will
sameehanah = one whose desires are auspicious
sameeranah = he who sufficiently administers all movements of all living creatures
samgrahah = he who holds everything together
samitinjayah = ever-victorious
samkha-bhrit = one who has the divine pancajanya
samksheptaa = the involver
sammitah = he who has been accepted by authorities
samnyaasa-krit = institutor of sannyasa
sam-pramardanah = he who persecutes evil men
samsthaanah = the ultimate authority
samvatsarah = he from whom the concept of time comes
samvatsarah = the year
samvritah = he who is vieled from the jiva
sanaat = the beginning less and endless factor
sanaatanatamah = the most ancient
sandhaataa = the regulator
sandhimaan = he who seems to be conditioned
sankarshanochyutah = he who absorbs the whole creation into his nature and never falls away from that nature
sannivaasah = the abode of the good
santah = one who is expressed through saintly men
saptaidhaah = the seven effulgences in the flames
saptajihvah = he who expresses himself as the seven tongues of fire
saptavaahanah = one who has a vehicle of seven horses (sun)
sargah = he who creates the world from himself
sarvaadih = the beginning of all
sarvaasunilayah = the abode of all life energies
sarvadarshanah = all-seeing
sarvadarshee = all-knower
sarva-drik = the seer of everything
sarvadrik-vyaaso = one who creates many men of wisdom
sarvagah = all-pervading
sarvah = he who is everything
sarvajna = omniscient
sarvajno = omniscient
sarvakaamadah = one who fulfils all desires of true devotees
sarva-lakshana-lakshanyah = known through all proofs
sarva-praharanaayudhah = he who has all implements for all kinds of assault and fight
sarvasahah = one who carries the entire universe
sarva-shastra-bhritaam-varah = the best among those who wield weapons
sarvatah-chakshuh = one who has eyes everywhere
sarvato-mukhah = one who has his face turned everywhere
sarva-vaageeshvareshvarah = lord of the lord of speech
sarvavid-bhaanuh = all-knowing and effulgent
sarvavij-jayee = one who is at once omniscient and victorious
sarva-yoga-vinissritah = he who is free from all attachments
sarveshvarah = controller of all
sat = existence
sataam gatih = the goal for all virtuous people
sataam-gatih = refuge of the good
sataavarttah = he who takes infinite forms
satkartaa = he who adores good and wise people
sat-keertih = one of pure fame
satkritah = he who is adored by all good people
satkritih = one who is full of good actions
satparaayanah = the supreme goal for the good
satpathaachaarah = one who walks the path of truth
satram = protector of the good
satta = one without a second
sattvasthah = situated in sattva
sattvavaan = one who is full of exploits and courage
satyadharmaa = one who has in himself all true dharmas
satya-dharma-paraakramah = one who champions heroically for truth and righteousness
satya-dharma-paraayanah = one who is the very abode of truth and dharma
satyah = the truth
satyah = he who is himself the truth
satyah = truth
satyamedhah = one whose intelligence never fails
satya-paraakramah = dynamic truth
satyasandhah = of truthful resolution
savah = the nature of the sacrifice
savitaa = the one who brings forth the universe from himself
savitaa = the father of all
sarvaadih = the beginning of all
sarvaasunilayah = the abode of all life energies
sarvadarshanah = all-seeing
sarvadarshee = all-knower
sarva-drik = the seer of everything
sarvadrik-vyaaso = one who creates many men of wisdom
sarvagah = all-pervading
sarvah = he who is everything
sarvajna = omniscient
sarvajno = omniscient
sarvakaamadah = one who fulfils all desires of true devotees
sarva-lakshana-lakshanyah = known through all proofs
sarva-praharanaayudhah = he who has all implements for all kinds of assault and fight
sarvasahah = one who carries the entire universe
sarva-shastra-bhritaam-varah = the best among those who wield weapons
sarvatah-chakshuh = one who has eyes everywhere
sarvato-mukhah = one who has his face turned everywhere
sarva-vaageeshvareshvarah = lord of the lord of speech
sarvavid-bhaanuh = all-knowing and effulgent
sarvavij-jayee = one who is at once omniscient and victorious
sarva-yoga-vinissritah = he who is free from all attachments
sarveshvarah = controller of all
sat = existence
sataam gatih = the goal for all virtuous people
sataam-gatih = refuge of the good
sataavarttah = he who takes infinite forms
satkartaa = he who adores good and wise people
sat-keertih = one of pure fame
satkritah = he who is adored by all good people
satkritih = one who is full of good actions
satparaayanah = the supreme goal for the good
satpathaachaarah = one who walks the path of truth
satram = protector of the good
satta = one without a second
sattvasthah = situated in sattva
sattvavaan = one who is full of exploits and courage
satyadharmaa = one who has in himself all true dharmas
satya-dharma-paraakramah = one who champions heroically for truth and righteousness
satya-dharma-paraayanah = one who is the very abode of truth and dharma
satyah = the truth
satyah = he who is himself the truth
satyah = truth
satyamedhah = one whose intelligence never fails
satya-paraakramah = dynamic truth
satyasandhah = of truthful resolution
savah = the nature of the sacrifice
savitaa = the one who brings forth the universe from himself
savitaa = the father of all
shaantah = peaceful within
shaantidah = giver of peace
shaantih = one whose very nature is peace
shaarnga-dhanvaa = one who aims his shaarnga bow
shaashvatah = he who always remains the same
shaashvatah-sthaanur = permanent and immovable
shaashvata-sthirah = one who is eternal and stable
shaastaa = he who rules over the universe
shabdaatigah = one who transcends all words
shabdasahah = one who allows himself to be invoked by vedic declarations
shaktimataam-shresthah = the best among the powerful
shambhuh = he who brings auspiciousness
sharabhah = one who dwells and shines forth through the bodies
sharanam = the refuge
shareera-bhootabhrit = one who nourishes the nature from which the bodies came
shareerabhrit = he who sustains all bodies
sharma = he who is himself infinite bliss
sharvaree-karah = creator of darkness
sharvas = the auspicious
shashabindhuh = the moon who has a rabbit-like spot
shataananah = many-faced
shataanandah = of infinite varieties and joys
shatamoortih = of many forms
shatrughnah = the destroyer of enemies
shatrujit = one who is ever victorious over his hosts of enemies
shatrutaapanah = the scorcher of enemies
shauri = one who always has invincible prowess
shaurih = he who incarnated in the dynasty of shoora
shikhandee = he who wears a peacock feather
shipivishtah = the presiding deity of the sun
shishirah = the cold season, winter
shishta-krit = the law-maker
shivah = he who is eternally pure
shivah = auspiciousness
shoka-naashanah = destroyer of sorrows
shoonyah = the void
shoorah = the valiant
shoora-janeshvarah = lord of the valiant
shoorasenah = one who has heroic and valiant armies
shaantidah = giver of peace
shaantih = one whose very nature is peace
shaarnga-dhanvaa = one who aims his shaarnga bow
shaashvatah = he who always remains the same
shaashvatah-sthaanur = permanent and immovable
shaashvata-sthirah = one who is eternal and stable
shaastaa = he who rules over the universe
shabdaatigah = one who transcends all words
shabdasahah = one who allows himself to be invoked by vedic declarations
shaktimataam-shresthah = the best among the powerful
shambhuh = he who brings auspiciousness
sharabhah = one who dwells and shines forth through the bodies
sharanam = the refuge
shareera-bhootabhrit = one who nourishes the nature from which the bodies came
shareerabhrit = he who sustains all bodies
sharma = he who is himself infinite bliss
sharvaree-karah = creator of darkness
sharvas = the auspicious
shashabindhuh = the moon who has a rabbit-like spot
shataananah = many-faced
shataanandah = of infinite varieties and joys
shatamoortih = of many forms
shatrughnah = the destroyer of enemies
shatrujit = one who is ever victorious over his hosts of enemies
shatrutaapanah = the scorcher of enemies
shauri = one who always has invincible prowess
shaurih = he who incarnated in the dynasty of shoora
shikhandee = he who wears a peacock feather
shipivishtah = the presiding deity of the sun
shishirah = the cold season, winter
shishta-krit = the law-maker
shivah = he who is eternally pure
shivah = auspiciousness
shoka-naashanah = destroyer of sorrows
shoonyah = the void
shoorah = the valiant
shoora-janeshvarah = lord of the valiant
shoorasenah = one who has heroic and valiant armies
shramanah = one who persecutes the worldly people
shrashtaa = creator of all beings
shreedah = giver of opulence
shreedharah = holder of sree
shreegarbhah = he in whom are all glories
shreekarah = one who gives sree
shreemaan = he who is always with shree
shreemaan = he who is always courted by glories
shreemaan = the possessor of light, effulgence, glory
shreemaan = possessor of sree
shreemataam varah = the best among glorious
shreenidhih = the treasure of sree
shreenivaasah = the permanent abode of shree
shreenivaasah = one who dwells in the good people
shreepatih = lord of laksmi
shreeshah = the lord of sree
shreevatsa-vakshaah = one who has sreevatsa on his chest
shreevibhaavanah = distributor of sree
shreshthah = the most glorious
shrevaasah = abode of sree
shreyah = liberation
shringee = the horned one
shruti-saagarah = the ocean for all scripture
shrashtaa = creator of all beings
shreedah = giver of opulence
shreedharah = holder of sree
shreegarbhah = he in whom are all glories
shreekarah = one who gives sree
shreemaan = he who is always with shree
shreemaan = he who is always courted by glories
shreemaan = the possessor of light, effulgence, glory
shreemaan = possessor of sree
shreemataam varah = the best among glorious
shreenidhih = the treasure of sree
shreenivaasah = the permanent abode of shree
shreenivaasah = one who dwells in the good people
shreepatih = lord of laksmi
shreeshah = the lord of sree
shreevatsa-vakshaah = one who has sreevatsa on his chest
shreevibhaavanah = distributor of sree
shreshthah = the most glorious
shrevaasah = abode of sree
shreyah = liberation
shringee = the horned one
shruti-saagarah = the ocean for all scripture
shubhaangah = one who has the most beautiful form
shubhaangah = one with enchanting limbs
shubhekshanah = all-auspicious gaze
shuchih = he who is spotlessly clean
shuchih = he who is pure
shuchi-shravaah = he who has beautiful, sacred names
siddhaarthah = he who has all arthas
siddhah = the most famous
siddhah = one who is perfection
siddhasankalpah = he who gets all he wishes for
siddhidah = the giver of benedictions
siddhih = he who gives moksha
siddhisaadhanah = the power behind our sadhana
simhah = he who destroys
simhah = the lion
shubhaangah = one with enchanting limbs
shubhekshanah = all-auspicious gaze
shuchih = he who is spotlessly clean
shuchih = he who is pure
shuchi-shravaah = he who has beautiful, sacred names
siddhaarthah = he who has all arthas
siddhah = the most famous
siddhah = one who is perfection
siddhasankalpah = he who gets all he wishes for
siddhidah = the giver of benedictions
siddhih = he who gives moksha
siddhisaadhanah = the power behind our sadhana
simhah = he who destroys
simhah = the lion
sishteshtah = the greatest beloved
skanda-dharah = upholder of withering righteousness
skandah = he whose glory is expressed through subrahmanya
somah = one who as the moon nourishes plants
somapah = one who takes soma in the yajnas
sookshmah = the subtlest
sooryah = the one source from where everything is born
spashtaaksharo = one who is indicated by om
sragvee = he who always wears a garland of undecaying flowers
srashtaa = creator
stavapriyah = one who is invoked through prayer
stavyah = one who is the object of all praise
sthaanadah = he who confers the right abode
sthaanuh = the pillar, the immovable truth
sthaavarah-sthaanuh = the firm and motionless
sthaviro dhruvah = the ancient, motionless one
sthavishtah = the supremely gross
sthavishthah = one who is supremely huge
sthirah = steady
sthoolah = one who is the fattest
stotaa = one who adores or praises
stotram = the hymn
stutih = the act of praise
subhujah = he who has graceful arms
sudarshanah = he whose meeting is auspicious
sudhanvaa = one who has shaarnga
sughoshah = of auspicious sound
suhrit = friend of all creatures
sukhadah = giver of happiness
sukhadah = giver of bliss to those who are liberated
sulabhah = one who is readily available
sulochanah = one who has the most enchanting eyes
sumedhaa = one who has pure intelligence
sumukhah = one who has a charming face
skanda-dharah = upholder of withering righteousness
skandah = he whose glory is expressed through subrahmanya
somah = one who as the moon nourishes plants
somapah = one who takes soma in the yajnas
sookshmah = the subtlest
sooryah = the one source from where everything is born
spashtaaksharo = one who is indicated by om
sragvee = he who always wears a garland of undecaying flowers
srashtaa = creator
stavapriyah = one who is invoked through prayer
stavyah = one who is the object of all praise
sthaanadah = he who confers the right abode
sthaanuh = the pillar, the immovable truth
sthaavarah-sthaanuh = the firm and motionless
sthaviro dhruvah = the ancient, motionless one
sthavishtah = the supremely gross
sthavishthah = one who is supremely huge
sthirah = steady
sthoolah = one who is the fattest
stotaa = one who adores or praises
stotram = the hymn
stutih = the act of praise
subhujah = he who has graceful arms
sudarshanah = he whose meeting is auspicious
sudhanvaa = one who has shaarnga
sughoshah = of auspicious sound
suhrit = friend of all creatures
sukhadah = giver of happiness
sukhadah = giver of bliss to those who are liberated
sulabhah = one who is readily available
sulochanah = one who has the most enchanting eyes
sumedhaa = one who has pure intelligence
sumukhah = one who has a charming face
sundah = of great mercy
sundarah = of unrivalled beauty
suparnah = beautiful-winged
suparnah = the golden leaf (vedas)
suprasaadah = fully satisfied
suraadhyaksho = he who presides over all devas
suraanando = he who gives out happiness
suraarihaa = destroyer of the enemies of the devas
sureshah = the lord of the demigods
suruchih = whose desire manifests as the universe
sushenah = he who has a charming army
sutantuh = beautifully expanded
sutapaah = he who has glorious tapas
suvarna-binduh = with limbs radiant like gold
suvarna-varnah = golden-coloured
suveerah = one who moves through various ways
suvratah = he who ever-performing the pure vow
suvratah = one who has taken the most auspicious forms
suyaamunah = one who attended by the people who dwell on the banks of yamuna
svaabhaavyah = ever rooted in the nature of his own self
svaangah = one with well-proportioned limbs
svaapanah = one who puts people to sleep
svaasyah = one who has an effulgent face
svadhritah = self-supported
svakshah = beautiful-eyed
svangah = beautiful-limbed
svasti = one who is the source of all auspiciousness
svastibhuk = one who constantly enjoys auspiciousness
svastidah = giver of svasti
svastidakshinah = distributor of auspiciousness
svastikrit = one who robs all auspiciousness
svavashah = he who has everything under his control
svayambhooh = he who manifests from himself
svayamjaatah = self-born
sundarah = of unrivalled beauty
suparnah = beautiful-winged
suparnah = the golden leaf (vedas)
suprasaadah = fully satisfied
suraadhyaksho = he who presides over all devas
suraanando = he who gives out happiness
suraarihaa = destroyer of the enemies of the devas
sureshah = the lord of the demigods
suruchih = whose desire manifests as the universe
sushenah = he who has a charming army
sutantuh = beautifully expanded
sutapaah = he who has glorious tapas
suvarna-binduh = with limbs radiant like gold
suvarna-varnah = golden-coloured
suveerah = one who moves through various ways
suvratah = he who ever-performing the pure vow
suvratah = one who has taken the most auspicious forms
suyaamunah = one who attended by the people who dwell on the banks of yamuna
svaabhaavyah = ever rooted in the nature of his own self
svaangah = one with well-proportioned limbs
svaapanah = one who puts people to sleep
svaasyah = one who has an effulgent face
svadhritah = self-supported
svakshah = beautiful-eyed
svangah = beautiful-limbed
svasti = one who is the source of all auspiciousness
svastibhuk = one who constantly enjoys auspiciousness
svastidah = giver of svasti
svastidakshinah = distributor of auspiciousness
svastikrit = one who robs all auspiciousness
svavashah = he who has everything under his control
svayambhooh = he who manifests from himself
svayamjaatah = self-born
taarah = he who saves
taarah = one who helps all to cross over
taaranah = he who enables others to cross
tantu-vardhanah = one who sustains the continuity of the drive for the family
tat = that
tattvam = the reality
tattvavit = one who has realised the reality
teerthakaro = the teacher of the tirthas
tejovrisho = one who showers radiance
tridashaadhyaksho = the lord of the three states of consciousness
trikakub-dhaama = the support of the three quarters
trilokaatmaa = the self of the three worlds
trilokadhrik = one who is the support of all the three worlds
trilokeshah = the lord of the three worlds
tripadah = one who has taken three steps
trisaamaa = one who is glorified by devas, vratas and saamans
trivikramah = one who took three steps
tushtah = one who is contented with a very simple offering
tvashtaa = he who makes huge things small
taarah = one who helps all to cross over
taaranah = he who enables others to cross
tantu-vardhanah = one who sustains the continuity of the drive for the family
tat = that
tattvam = the reality
tattvavit = one who has realised the reality
teerthakaro = the teacher of the tirthas
tejovrisho = one who showers radiance
tridashaadhyaksho = the lord of the three states of consciousness
trikakub-dhaama = the support of the three quarters
trilokaatmaa = the self of the three worlds
trilokadhrik = one who is the support of all the three worlds
trilokeshah = the lord of the three worlds
tripadah = one who has taken three steps
trisaamaa = one who is glorified by devas, vratas and saamans
trivikramah = one who took three steps
tushtah = one who is contented with a very simple offering
tvashtaa = he who makes huge things small
udbhavah = the originator
udbhavah = the ultimate source
udeernah = the great transcendent
udumbarah = nourishment of all living creatures
ugrah = the terrible
upendrah = the younger brother of indra
uttaaranah = one who lifts us out of the ocean of change
uttarah = he who lifts us from the ocean of samsara
vaachaspatir-ayonijah = one who is the master of all vidyas and who is unborn through a womb
vaachaspatir-udaara-dheeh = he who is eloquent in championing the supreme law of life;
vaajasanah = the giver of food
vaamanah = he with a dwarf body
vaarunah = the son of varuna (vasistha or agastya)
vaasavaanujah = the brother of indra
vaasudevah = dwelling in all creatures although not affected by that condition
vaasudevah = one who envelops the world with maya
vaasudevo = the son of vasudeva
vaayuh = the air
vaayuvaahanah = controller of winds
vaayuvaahanah = the mover of the winds
vahnih = fire
vaidyah = the supreme doctor
udbhavah = the ultimate source
udeernah = the great transcendent
udumbarah = nourishment of all living creatures
ugrah = the terrible
upendrah = the younger brother of indra
uttaaranah = one who lifts us out of the ocean of change
uttarah = he who lifts us from the ocean of samsara
vaachaspatir-ayonijah = one who is the master of all vidyas and who is unborn through a womb
vaachaspatir-udaara-dheeh = he who is eloquent in championing the supreme law of life;
vaajasanah = the giver of food
vaamanah = he with a dwarf body
vaarunah = the son of varuna (vasistha or agastya)
vaasavaanujah = the brother of indra
vaasudevah = dwelling in all creatures although not affected by that condition
vaasudevah = one who envelops the world with maya
vaasudevo = the son of vasudeva
vaayuh = the air
vaayuvaahanah = controller of winds
vaayuvaahanah = the mover of the winds
vahnih = fire
vaidyah = the supreme doctor
vaikhaanah = the one who cut through the earth
vaikunthah = one who prevents men from straying on wrong paths
vamshavardhanah = he who multiplies his family of descendents
vanamaalee = one who wears a garland of forest flowers
varaangah = with beautiful limbs
varaaroho = the most glorious destination
varadah = he who fulfills boons
vardhamaanah = he who can grow into any dimension
vardhanah = the nurturer and nourisher
varunah = one who sets on the horizon (sun)
vashatkaarah = he who is invoked for oblations
vasudah = he who gives all wealth
vasuh = the support of all elements
vasuh = he who is wealth
vasuh = the refuge for all
vasumanaah = he whose mind is supremely pure
vasumanaah = one who is attentive to everything
vasupradah = the free-giver of wealth
vasupradah = the giver of salvation, the greatest wealth
vasuretaah = he whose essence is golden
vatsalah = the supremely affectionate
vatsarah = the abode
vatsee = the father
vedaangah = he whose limbs are the vedas
vedah = he who is the vedas
vedavid = the knower of the vedas
vedavit = he who contemplates upon the vedas
vedhaah = creator of the universe
vedyah = that which is to be known
vaikunthah = one who prevents men from straying on wrong paths
vamshavardhanah = he who multiplies his family of descendents
vanamaalee = one who wears a garland of forest flowers
varaangah = with beautiful limbs
varaaroho = the most glorious destination
varadah = he who fulfills boons
vardhamaanah = he who can grow into any dimension
vardhanah = the nurturer and nourisher
varunah = one who sets on the horizon (sun)
vashatkaarah = he who is invoked for oblations
vasudah = he who gives all wealth
vasuh = the support of all elements
vasuh = he who is wealth
vasuh = the refuge for all
vasumanaah = he whose mind is supremely pure
vasumanaah = one who is attentive to everything
vasupradah = the free-giver of wealth
vasupradah = the giver of salvation, the greatest wealth
vasuretaah = he whose essence is golden
vatsalah = the supremely affectionate
vatsarah = the abode
vatsee = the father
vedaangah = he whose limbs are the vedas
vedah = he who is the vedas
vedavid = the knower of the vedas
vedavit = he who contemplates upon the vedas
vedhaah = creator of the universe
vedyah = that which is to be known
veerabaahur = having mighty arms
veerah = the valiant
veerah = the heroic victor
veerah = the courageous
veerahaa = he who destroys the mighty heroes
veerahaa = destroyer of valiant heroes
veerahaa = one who ends the passage from womb to womb
veetabhayah = one with no fear
vegavaan = he who is swift
vibhuh = he who manifests in endless forms
vibhuh = all-pervading
vidaaranah = one who splits asunder
vidhaataa = the dispenser of fruits of action
vidhaataa = all supporter
vidheyaatmaa = one who is ever available for the devotees to command in love
vidishah = one who is unique in his giving
vidvattamah = one who has the greatest wisdom
vihaayasa-gatih = one who travels in space
vijayah = victorious
vijitaatmaa = one who has conquered the sense organs
vikartaa = creator of the endless varieties that make up the universe
vikramah = he who stepped (vaamana)
vikramee = he who is full of prowess
vikramee = the most daring
viksharah = imperishable
vimuktaatmaa = the ever-liberated self
vinayah = he who humiliates those who are unrighteous
vinayitaa-saakshee = the witness of modesty
viraamah = the abode of perfect-rest
virajo = passionless
virochanah = one who shines in different forms
vishama = unequalled
vishishtah = he who transcends all in his glory
vishnuh = he who pervades everywhere
vishnuh = long-striding
vishnuh = all-pervading
vishodhanah = the great purifier
vishokah = sorrowless
vishraamah = the resting place
vishuddhaatmaa = one who has the purest soul
vishvaatmaa = the soul of the universe
vishvabhuk = he who enjoys all experiences
vishva-dakshinah = the most skilful and efficient
vishva-dhrik = supporter of the world
vishvakarmaa = the creator of the universe
vishvaksenah = he against whom no army can stand
vishvamoortih = of the form of the entire universe
vishvayonih = the womb of the universe
vishvayonih = he who incarnates because of the world
visishtah = the noblest and most sacred
visrutaatmaa = he who is called atma in the vedas
vistaarah = the extension
visvabaahuh = he whose hand is in everything
visva-retaah = the seed of the universe
vishvam = he who is the universe, the virat-purusha
veerah = the valiant
veerah = the heroic victor
veerah = the courageous
veerahaa = he who destroys the mighty heroes
veerahaa = destroyer of valiant heroes
veerahaa = one who ends the passage from womb to womb
veetabhayah = one with no fear
vegavaan = he who is swift
vibhuh = he who manifests in endless forms
vibhuh = all-pervading
vidaaranah = one who splits asunder
vidhaataa = the dispenser of fruits of action
vidhaataa = all supporter
vidheyaatmaa = one who is ever available for the devotees to command in love
vidishah = one who is unique in his giving
vidvattamah = one who has the greatest wisdom
vihaayasa-gatih = one who travels in space
vijayah = victorious
vijitaatmaa = one who has conquered the sense organs
vikartaa = creator of the endless varieties that make up the universe
vikramah = he who stepped (vaamana)
vikramee = he who is full of prowess
vikramee = the most daring
viksharah = imperishable
vimuktaatmaa = the ever-liberated self
vinayah = he who humiliates those who are unrighteous
vinayitaa-saakshee = the witness of modesty
viraamah = the abode of perfect-rest
virajo = passionless
virochanah = one who shines in different forms
vishama = unequalled
vishishtah = he who transcends all in his glory
vishnuh = he who pervades everywhere
vishnuh = long-striding
vishnuh = all-pervading
vishodhanah = the great purifier
vishokah = sorrowless
vishraamah = the resting place
vishuddhaatmaa = one who has the purest soul
vishvaatmaa = the soul of the universe
vishvabhuk = he who enjoys all experiences
vishva-dakshinah = the most skilful and efficient
vishva-dhrik = supporter of the world
vishvakarmaa = the creator of the universe
vishvaksenah = he against whom no army can stand
vishvamoortih = of the form of the entire universe
vishvayonih = the womb of the universe
vishvayonih = he who incarnates because of the world
visishtah = the noblest and most sacred
visrutaatmaa = he who is called atma in the vedas
vistaarah = the extension
visvabaahuh = he whose hand is in everything
visva-retaah = the seed of the universe
vishvam = he who is the universe, the virat-purusha
viviktah = separate
vriddhaatmaa = the ancient self
vrikshah = the tree
vrishaahee = controller of all actions
vrishaakapih = he who lifts the world to dharma
vrishaakritih = the form of dharma
vrishabhaaksho = one whose eyes rain fulfillment of desires
vrishabhah = he who showers all dharmas
vrishah = he who is dharma
vrishakarmaa = he whose every act is righteous
vrishaparvaa = the ladder leading to dharma
vrishapriyah = one who delights in dharma
vrishodarah = he from whose belly life showers forth
vyaadishah = one who is unique in his commanding power
vyaalah = the serpent (vyaalah)
vyaapee = all-pervading
vyaaptah = the pervader
vyagrah = one who is ever engaged in fulfilling the devotee’s desires
vyaktaroopah = he who is perceptible to the yogi
vyavasaayah = resolute
vyavasthaanah = the substratum
vriddhaatmaa = the ancient self
vrikshah = the tree
vrishaahee = controller of all actions
vrishaakapih = he who lifts the world to dharma
vrishaakritih = the form of dharma
vrishabhaaksho = one whose eyes rain fulfillment of desires
vrishabhah = he who showers all dharmas
vrishah = he who is dharma
vrishakarmaa = he whose every act is righteous
vrishaparvaa = the ladder leading to dharma
vrishapriyah = one who delights in dharma
vrishodarah = he from whose belly life showers forth
vyaadishah = one who is unique in his commanding power
vyaalah = the serpent (vyaalah)
vyaapee = all-pervading
vyaaptah = the pervader
vyagrah = one who is ever engaged in fulfilling the devotee’s desires
vyaktaroopah = he who is perceptible to the yogi
vyavasaayah = resolute
vyavasthaanah = the substratum
yadu-shresthah = the best among the yadava clan
yajnaangah = one whose limbs are the things employed in yajna
yajnaantakrit = one who performs the concluding act of the yajna
yajnabhrid = the ruler of the yajanas
yajnabhuk = receiver of all that is offered
yajnaguhyam = the person to be realised by yajna
yajnah = one who is of the nature of yajna
yajnah = one whose very nature is yajna
yajnakrit = one who performs yajna
yajnapatih = the lord of all yajnas
yajnasaadhanah = one who fulfils all yajnas
yajnavaahanah = one who fulfils yajnas in complete
yajnee = enjoyer of yajnas
yajvaa = the one who performs yajna
yamah = the administrator
yat = which
yogah = he who is realized through yoga
yoga-vidaam netaa = the guide of those who know yoga
yogee = one who can be realised through yoga
yogeeshah = the king of yogis
yugaadi-krit = the creator of the yugas
yugaavartah = the law behind time
yajnaangah = one whose limbs are the things employed in yajna
yajnaantakrit = one who performs the concluding act of the yajna
yajnabhrid = the ruler of the yajanas
yajnabhuk = receiver of all that is offered
yajnaguhyam = the person to be realised by yajna
yajnah = one who is of the nature of yajna
yajnah = one whose very nature is yajna
yajnakrit = one who performs yajna
yajnapatih = the lord of all yajnas
yajnasaadhanah = one who fulfils all yajnas
yajnavaahanah = one who fulfils yajnas in complete
yajnee = enjoyer of yajnas
yajvaa = the one who performs yajna
yamah = the administrator
yat = which
yogah = he who is realized through yoga
yoga-vidaam netaa = the guide of those who know yoga
yogee = one who can be realised through yoga
yogeeshah = the king of yogis
yugaadi-krit = the creator of the yugas
yugaavartah = the law behind time
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