1,000 Names of Lord Vishnu in English alphabetical Order

aadhaaranilayah: The fundamental sustainer aadidevah: The first deity aadidevah: The primary source of everything aadityah: Son of Aditi aadityah: The son of Aditi (Vaamana) aanandah: A mass of pure bliss aanandee: One who gives delight aashramah: Haven aatmavaan: The self in all beings aatmayonih: The uncaused 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: He who undergoes no changes achyutah: Infallible 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: He who takes the form of Aja, Brahma ajah: Unborn ajah: Unborn ajitah: Vanquished by none ajnee: Enjoyer of yajnas akroorah: Never cruel akshara: Indestructible aksharam: Imperishable akshobhyah: One who cannot be annoyed by anyone akshobhyah: One who is ever unruffled 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 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 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: Terrible form bheemah: The terrible 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 (Rama) 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 realised 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 (anything related to Narayana) brahmavid: One who knows Brahman brahma-vivardhanah: One who increases the Brahman brahmee: One who is with Brahma brhad-roopah: Vast, of infinite dimensions brhat: 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: Carrier of Sudarsana chakree: Holder of the chakra chalah: Moving chandanaangadee: One who has attractive armlets chandraamshuh: The rays of the moon chaturaatmaa: Clear-minded chaturaatmaa: The four-fold self 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. 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: Prompt dakshah: The smart 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 realisation 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 who 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 can be obtained with great efforts 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 (BG 10.42) 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: Husband of the earth gopatih: The shepherd goptaa: Protector of the universe goptaa: The protector govidaam-patih: The Lord of all men of wisdom govindah: One who is known through Vedanta govindah: The protector of the cows 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 haturvyoohah: One who expresses Himself as the dynamic centre in the four vyoohas 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 accepts oblations hutabhuk: One who enjoys all that is offered in yajna 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 conqueror 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: Author of the Vedas kritaagamah: The author of the agama scriptures 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 maadhavah: Born in the family of Madhu maadhavah: Husband of Lakshmi 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 greates 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 accomplishes great acts mahaakarmaa: One who performs great deeds 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 Maya mahaamortir: The great form mahaan: The mighty mahaanidhih: The great abode mahaarhah: One who deserves the highest worship mahaa-shaktih: All-powerful mahaashanah: He who eats up everything mahaashringah: Great-horned (Matsya) 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 bearer of the earth maheedharah: The support 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 maya 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 nantaatmaa: The infinite self 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 who has a lotus-navel padmanaabhah: He whose navel is like a lotus

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: Giver of life praanadah: Giver of life praanadah: He who gives life praanadah: He who gives prana praanah: Life praanah: The prana in all living creatures 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: He from whom all creatures emerge prajaapatih: The Lord of all creatures prakaashaatmaa: The effulgent self prakaashanah: He who illuminates pramaanam: He whose form is the Vedas pramaanam: The proof 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 pratishthitah: He who has no cause 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: Supremely pure punyah: The truly holy 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; One with the strings of the chariot in his hands; 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; one who loves hearing saama chants; 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: Calm samah: Equal 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 veiled from the jiva sanaat: The beginningless 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 (Types of agni) 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: He who is Himself the truth satyah: 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 father of all savitaa: The one who brings forth the Universe from Himself 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: Auspiciousness shivah: He who is eternally pure 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 courted by glories shreemaan: He who is always with shree shreemaan: Possessor of Sree shreemaan: The possessor of light, effulgence, glory shreemataam varah: The best among glorious shreenidhih: The treasure of Sree shreenivaasah: One who dwells in the good people shreenivaasah: The permanent abode of Shree 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 pure shuchih: He who is spotlessly clean shuchi-shravaah: He who listens only the good and pure siddhaarthah: He who has all arthas siddhah: One who is perfection siddhah: The most famous 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 bliss to those who are liberated sukhadah: Giver of happiness

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 (Two birds analogy) suparnah: The golden leaf (Vedas) BG 15.1 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 sureshvarah: A person of extreme charity 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-perfoeming the pure vow suvratah: One who has taken the most auspicious forms suyaamunah: One who attended by the people dwelling 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 auspiciouness 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 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 (vaamana) 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; He with a large-hearted intelligence vaagmee: He who is eloquent in speech 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: He who is Wealth vasuh: The refuge for all vasuh: The support of all elements 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 courageous veerah: The heroic victor veerah: The valiant veerahaa: Destroyer of valiant heroes veerahaa: He who destroys the mighty heroes veerahaa: One who ends the passage from womb to womb veetabhayah: One with no fear vegavaan: He who is swift vibhuh: All-pervading vibhuh: He who manifests in endless forms vidaaranah: One who splits asunder vidhaataa: All supporter vidhaataa: The dispenser of fruits of action 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: All-pervading vishnuh: He who pervades everywhere vishnuh: Long-striding 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 vishvam: He who is the universe, the virat-purusha vishvamoortih: Of the form of the entire Universe vishvayonih: He who incarnates because of the world vishvayonih: The womb of the universe 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 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 fulfilment 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 (As well as dharma itself) 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) to atheists 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

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