Viswam - The Universe

Vishnuhu - The All Pervading

Vashatkaraha - He on whose Account Vashatkara is offered.

Bhoothabhavyabhavatprabhuhu - The Lord of present Past and Future.

Bhoothakrud - The Evolver of Being

Bhoothabrud - The Sustainer of Beings

Bhavaha - The Absolute Existence.

Bhootatma - The self of beings

Bhoothabhavanaha - The Generator of Beings

Poothatma - The pure self

Paramatma - The Supreme Self

Muktanam Paramagatihi - The Supreme goal of the liberated.

Avyayah - The unchanging

Purushah - The Person

Sakshi - The Witness

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Kshetragna - The knower of the field

Aksharah - The imperishable

Yogaha - The Union

Yoga Vidamnetaa - The Guide of those that know yoga

Pradhana Purusheshwaraha - The lord of prakriti and purusha

Naarasimhavapu - He who has the form of a man lion.

Srimaan - United to Lakshmi

Kesavaha - He who has slain the impious Kesin.

Puroshothamaha - Best of men

Sarvaha - The All

Servaha - The destroyer

Sivaha - The pure

Stanuhu - The constant

Bhoothadi - The source of beings

Avyayanidhihi - The imperishable treasure

Sambhavaha - The manifestation

Bhavanaha - The distributor

Bharthaa - The Sustainer

Prabhavaha - He is of glorious origin

Prabhuhu - The most powerful

Eeswaraha - The great

Swayambhuhu - The self - born

Sambhuhu - The bestower of good

Aaditya - The Sun

Pushkaraksha - The Lotus - eyed

Mahaswanaha - of mighty sound

Anadhinidhanaha - Devoid of Birth and Death

Dhataa - The Supporter

Vidhataa - The Dispenser

Dhathuruthamaha - The best of all substances

Aprameyaha - The Indefinable

Rishikesaha - The Lord of the senses

Padmanabhaha - Lotus Navelled

Amaraprabhuhu - The lord of the immortals

Viswakarma - The Creator of the Universe

Manuhu - The thinker

Tvashta- The Reducer

Sthavistaha - The Biggest

Sthavirodhruvaha - Ancient and firm

Agrahyaha - He who cannot be grasped

Saswathaha - Ever-existing

Krishnaha - The eternal bliss

Lohithakshaha- The Red eyed

Prathardhanaha - The Destroyer

Prabhuthaha - Well endowed with wisdom

Thrikakubhdama - The base of the three regions

Pavithram - The Holy

Param Mangalam - The Beneficient and the Best

Eesanaha - The Ruler

Pranadaha - The mover of life

Pranaha - The Life

Jyestaha - The Eldest

Srestaha - The Excellent

Prajapathi - The Lord of beings

Hiranya garbhaha - He who dwells in the Universe

Bhugarbhaha - The womb of the earth

Madhavaha - The husband of Lakshmi

Madhusudhanaha - The Slayer of Madhu

Eeswaraha - The Omnipotent

Vikramee - The Valiant

Dhanvee - The wielder of the bow

Medhavee -Supremely intelligent

Vikramaha - He who rides on the back of Eagle

Kramaha - The Walker

Anuthamaha - The Unexcelled

Duradharsha - The Unassailable

Kruthagnaha - knower of actions done

Kruthihi - The effort

Athmavaan - Centered in his own splender

Suresaha - The God of Gods

Saranaha - The Refuge

Sarma - The Bliss

Viswarethaha - The Universal cause

Prajabhavaha - The source of all beings

Ahaha - He who shines as day

Samvathsaraha - The year

Vyalaha - The serpent

Prathyayaha -The Conciousness

Sarvadarsanaha - Omnispective

Ajaha - The Unborn

Sarveswaraha - The Lord of all

Siddhaha - He who has attained all that has to be attained

Siddhihi - The Attainment

Sarvadihi - The Primal Cause

Achyuthaha - The Unswerving

Vrushakapihi - Righteousness and the great Boar

Ameyathma - Immeasurable self

Sarvayoga vinisruthaha - Devoid of all attachments

Vasuhu - The Dweller

Vasumanaha - He whose mind is supremely pure

Sathyaha - The Real

Samathma - Of equal mindedness

Sammithaha - Acceptable or Accessible

Samaha - He who is ever with lakshmi

Amoghaha - The full filler

Pundareekaksha - He who dwells in the lotus-heart

Vrushakarma - He who does righteous actions

Vrushakruthihi - He who is an embodiment of Dharma

Rudraha - He who liquidates all sorrows

Bhahusiraha - Myriad-headed

Babhruhu - The supporter

Viswayoni - He who is the cause of the universe

Suchisravaha - He whose names are pure and pleasing

Amruthaha - The immortal

Saswathasthanuhu - Eternal and stable

Vararohaha - The Supreme goal

Mahathapaha - He who possesses great wisom

Sarvagaha - All pervading

Sarvavidbhanuhu - Omniscient and effulgent

Vishwaksenaha - By the presence of whom the armies of demons runaway in all directions.

Janardhanaha - The Oppressor or uplifter

Vedhaha - knowledge of vedas

Vedavith - The knower of vedas

Avyamgaha - The perfect

Vedamgaha - He whose limbs are the Vedas

Vedhavith - The Enquirer of the Vedas

Kavihi - All Seer

Lokadhyakshaha - He who presides over the worlds.

Suradhyakshaha - He who presides over Gods

Dharmadhyakshaha - The Cogniser of Dharma

Kruthakruthaha - Cause and Effect

Chathurathma - Four fold in his nature

Chathurvyuha - He who has four manifestations during evolution

Chathurdhamstra - He who has four protuding teeth

Chathurbhujaha - The four armed

Bhrajishnuhu - The radiant

Bhojanam - The Food

Bhokta - The Enjoyer

Sahishtuhu - He who forgives the faults to his devotees

Jagadadijaha - The first born in the Universe

Anaghaha - The sinless

Vijayaha - The Victorious

Jetha - He who is ever successful

Viswayonihi - He who is the all - cause

Punarvasuhu - The Repeated Dweller

Upendraha - He who is above Indra

Vamanaha - The Beautiful Dwarf

Pransuhu - The expansive

Amoghaha - He whose actions are never in vain

Suchihi - pure

Urjithaha - He who is extremely mighty

Athindraha - He who is far superior to Indra in wisdom glory and strength

Sangraha - All destroyer

Sargaha - The evolution

Dhrutatma - The self - supporter

Niyamaha - The Director

Yamaha - The inner ruler

Vedyaha - The knowable

Vydyaha - The knower oa all Sciences

Sadayogi - The Perpetual Yogin

Veeraha - The slayer of the valliant Rakshasas

Madhavaha - The Lord of wisdom

Madhuhu - The Honey

Atindriyaha - He who transcends all senses

Mahamayaha - The great juggler

Mahotsaha - Of great deligence

Mahabalaha - He who is stronger than the strong

Mahabhuddhihi- He whose intellect is supreme

Mahaveeryaha - He who has great energy

Mahasakthi - Of immence strength

Mahadyuthihi - Light of Lights

Anirdesavapuhu - Indefinable

Srimaan - Lord of auspiciousness

Ameyathma - He whose intelligence is immeasurable.

Mahadridruk - He who is the uplifter of Mandara and Govardhana moun-

tains.

Maheshwasaha - He whose bow is mighty and powerful.

Mahabhartha- The supporter of Mother earth

Srinivasaha - He on whose chest Lakshmi ever resides

Sathangathihi - The Refuse of the good

Aniruddhaha - He who cannot be obstructed by anyone.

Surananda - The delighter of Gods.

Govindaha - The Protector of Cows

Govidam Pathihi - The Lord of the wise

Mareechihi - The refulgent.

Damanaha - The repressor

Hamsaha - The final beautiful

Suparnaha - Of beautiful wings

Bhujagothamaha - The best of Serpents

Hiranya Garbhaha - Of auspicious navel.

Suthapah - Of excellent austerities

Padmanabhaha - He who shines in the lotus of the heart.

Prajapathihi - The father of beings

Amruthyuha- Free from Death

Sarvadruk - All seeing

Simhaha - The Lion

Sandhatha - The regulator

Sandhimaan - He who is never seperated from his devotees.

Sthiraha - The constant

Ajaha - Un-born

Durmarshanaha - The unbearable

Sastha, Sruthi - The ordainer

Visruthathma- Of renowned self

Suraariha- The destroyer of the foes of the Suras

Guruhu - The teacher

Guruthamaha - The supreme master

Dhama - The supreme abode

Sathyaha - Truth

Sathyaparakramaha - Of real valour

Nimishaha - He whose eyes are closed

Animishaha - The unwinking

Sragwi- The garlanded

Vachaspathi Rudharadihi - Of great intellect

Agranihi - Leader to the foremost

Gramanihi - The director of beings

Srimaan - The radiant

Nyayaha - The Lozic

Netha - The regulator or leader

Sameeranaha - The breath

Sahasramurdha - The thousand - headed

Viswathma - The Universal self

Sahasrakshihi - The thousand-eyes

Sahasrapaath - The thousand - footed

Avarthanaha - The turner

Nivruthathma - The retreated self

Samvruthaha - He who is Veiled

Sampramardhanaha - The Crusher

Ahasamvarthakaha - The regulator of day

Vahnihi - The Fire

Anilaha - The Air

Dharani Dharaha - The bearer of the earth

Suprasadaha - The gracious

Prasannathma - Of pure and delightful nature

Viswadruk - The supporter of Universe

Viswabhuk - The enjoyer of the Universe

Vibhuhu - The multi-formed

Sathkartha - The worshipper

Sathkruthaha - He who is worshipped

Sadhuhu - The righteous

Juhnuhu - The leader of men

Narayanaha - The cosmic cause

Naraha - The Guide

Asankhyeyaha - Countless

Aprameyethma - Immeasurable Self

Visistaha - Transcendental

Sistakruth - The Law maker

Suchihi - Pure

Sidhardhaha - One who has accomplished all that has to be accomplished.

Sidhi Sankalpaha - Of accomplished resolutions

Sidhidaha - Giver of fruits of actions

Sidhisadhanaha - Means to the goal

Vrushahi - The performer of Dharma-sacrifice

Vrushabhaha - The Showerer

Vishnuhu - All pervading

Vrushaparvaha - He who arranges the steps of Dharma

Vrushodharaha -

Vardhanaha - The nourisher

Vardhamanaha - He who expands

Viviktaha - The solitary

Sruthisagaraha - The Ocean of Vedas

Subhujaha - Of graceful Arms

Dhurdharaha - He who supports everything

Vagmi- He from whom proceeds the eloquence of His glory

Mahendraha - The Lord of Indra

Vasudaha - The giver of wealth

Vasuhu - Wealth

Nykarupaha - Of many forms

Bruhadrupaha - Huge form

Sipavishtihi - He who dwells in the rays of Sun

Prakasanaha - The illuminator

Ojasthejo dyuthidaraha - Possessed of Life-energy Valour and Effulgence.

Prakasathma - The luminous self

Prathapanaha - The burner

Budhaha - Endowed with righteousness, knowledge and dispassion.

Spastaksharaha - He who is clearly indicated by the supreme sound 'OM'

Mantraha- He who is known through the mantras.

Chandransuhu - Rays of the moon

Bhaskaradyuthihi - Resplendent like the sun

Amrutamsudhbhavaha - The source of the moon

Bhanuhu - Self - effulgent

Sasibhinduhu - The Nourisher

Sureswaraha - The God of Gods

Ashadhaha - The medicine

Jagathsethuhu - The limit of the world

Sathyadharma Parakramaha - Of true righteousness and prowness

Bhuthabhavya Bhavannadhaha - The Lord of beings past, present and fu-ture

Pavanaha - The purifier

Pavanaha - He who moves the wind

Analaha - The fire

Kamaha - The destroyer of desire

Kamakruth - The fulfiller of desires

Kanthaha - He who is of lovely and enchanting of form

Kamaha - He who is sought

Kamapradaha - He who gratifies the desires

Prabhuhu - The Lord

Yugadikruth - The creator of yugas

Yugavarthaha - He who rotates the wheel of yugas

Nykamayaha - Of many illusory forms.

Mahasanaha - The great eater

Adryusyaha - The invisible

Vyaktarupaha - He whose form is manifested

Sahasrajith - The conqueror of thousands

Ananthajith - Ever - victorious

Istaha - The pleasant

Anisistaha - The permeator

Sisthestaha - Loved by the learned

Sikhandi - The peacock - feathered

Nahushaha - He who binds jivas in samsara by his maya

Vrushaha - Of the nature of Dharma

Krodhaha - The destroyer of Anger

Krodhakruthkartha - The slayer of angry ones

Viswabhahu - With arms on all sides

Maheedharaha - The bearer of the earth

Achyuthaha - unswerving

Pradhithaha - He who is famous

Pranaha - The Vital Breath

Pranadaha - The life-giver

Vasavanujaha - The younger brother of Indra

Apannidhihi - The Ocean

Adhistanam - The substratum

Apramathaha - Ever attentive

Prathistithaha - Established in his own glory.

Skandaha - He who flows

Skandadharaha - The supporter of the path of Virtue

Dhuryaha - The bearer of the yoke

Varadaha - The bestower of boons

Vayuvahanaha - The Director of vayus

Vesudevaha - He who resides everywhere

Bruhadbhanu - Possessed of great rays

Adidevaha - The first deity

Purandharaha - The destroyer of the cities

Asokaha - The unafflicted

Taranaha - He who enables one to cross the Ocean of Samsara

Taraha - The reliever

Suraha - The Valiant

Sowrihi - The son of Sura

Janeswaraha - Lord of Men

Anukulaha - The friend

Sathavarthaha - He who incarnates hundreds of times

Padmi- With the lotus in his hand

Padmanibhekshanaha - He whose eyes are lotus like

Padmanabhaha - has a lotus in the naval

Aravindakshaha - He whose eyes are similar to the lotus

Padmagarbhaha - He who dwells in the lotus heart of

Sareerabruth - Nourisher of bodies

Mahardhihi - He whose prosperity is enormous

Bhudhaha - The expanse of the universe.

Vrudharthma - The ancient self

Mahakshaha - The great eyed

Garudadwajaha - He whose flag bears the emblem of the eagle.

Athulaha - Incomparable

Sarabhaha - One who dwells and shines forth through the bodies

Bhimaha - The awe-inspiring

Samayagnaha - He whose worship gives equal vision.

Havirhavihi - The receiver of oblations

Sarvalakshana Lakshmanyaha - known through all methods of proofs.

Lakshmivaan - The consort of Lakshmi

Samithinjayaha - Victorious in battle

Viksharaha- Undecaying

Rohithaha - Fish

Maargaha - The path

Hethuhu - The cause

Damodharaha - He who is known through the mind which is purified bymeans of self-control.

Sahaha - All enduring

Maheedharaha - The bearer of the earth

Mahabhagaha - The ever fortunated

Vegavaan - He who is swift

Amithasanaha - of limitless appetite

Udbhavaha - The origin

Kshobhanaha - The agitator

Devaha - He who revels

Sri garbhaha - Containing all glories in Himself

Parameswaraha - The Supreme Lord

Karanam - The Instrument

Kaaranam- The Cause

Kartha - The doer

Vikartha - The creator of the varied universe

Gahanaha - The unknowable

Guhaha - The concealed

Vyavasayaha - Resolute

Vyavasthanaha - The basis

Samstaanaha - The ultimate goal

Stanadaha - He who confers right abode

Druvaha - The firm

Parardhihi - The Supreme manifestation

paramaspasta - The extremely vivid

Thustaha - The contented

Pustaha - The full

Subhekshanaha - Of auspicious look

Ramaha - He who revels in all

Viramaha - The abode of rest

Virathaha - Passionless

Maargaha - The path

Neyaha - He who leads

Nayaha - The leader

Anayaha - He who has no leader

Veeraha - Valiant

Sakthimatham Sresthaha- The mightiest of the mighty

Dharmaha - Personification of Dharma

Dharma Vidhuthamaha - The best of the knowers of Dharma

Vikuntaha - He who unites together the elements at the beginning of cre-ation

Purushaha - The person

Pranaha - He who is life-breath of all beings

Pranadaha - The one who gives prana

Pranavaha - That which is praised

Pridhuhu - The expanded

Hiranyagarbhaha - The creator of Brahma

Sathrugnuhu - The destroyer of enemies

Vyapthaha - The pervader

Veyuhu - He who blows or carries

Adhokshajaha - He who does not decline

Ruthuhu - Seasons

Sudarsanaha - He who is of bewitching eyes

Kalaha - Time

Paramesti - Centered in his own glory

Parigrahaha - The receiver

Ugraha - Terrible

Samvathsaraha - The abode

Dhakshaha - The prompt

Visramaha - The resting place

Viswadakshinaha - The most skilful

Vistaraha - The extention

Stavarah Stanuhu - The firm and motionless

Pramanam - The standard

Bheejamavyayam- The undecaying seed

Ardhaha - He who is desired by all

Anardhaha - He who has no desires

Mahakosaha - Possessed of great sheaths

Mahabhogaha - The great bliss

Mahadhanaha - The great wealth

Anirvinaha - Griefless

Stavistaha - He who appears in the gross visible cosmic form

Abhuhu - unborn

Dharmayupaha - The binding post for Dharma

Mahamakhaha - The great sacrificer

Nakshathranemihi - The Nave of the stars

Nakshathri - The Moon

Kshamaha - Patience

Kshamaha - He who alone remains

Sameehanaha - Well - desiring

Yagnaha - Sacrifice

Ijyaha- The Object of sacrifice

Mahejyaha - He who is to be specially worshipped

Krathuhu - The sacrifice with the sacrificial post

Sathram - The Protector of the good

Sathamgathihi - The refuge of the good

Sarvadarsi - All Seer

Vimukthathma - The Liberated self

Sarvagnaha - All knowing

Gnanamuthamam - Supreme wisdom

Suvrathaha - The pure vow

Sumukhaha - He who has a charming countenance

Sukshmaha - The subtle

Sughoshaha - Of auspicious sound

Sukhadaha - The Conferrer of happiness

Suhruth - Friend

Manoharaha - The charming

Jithakrodhaha - The conqueror of anger

Veerabhahuhu - He whose arms are Valiant

Vidharanaha - The Tearer

Swapanaha - Stupefying

Swavasaha - The independent

Vyapi - All pervading

Nykathma - Many souled

Nyka Karmakruth- He who does many actions

Vathsaraha - The adobe of all

Vathlaha - The affectionate

Vathsi - Father

Rathnagarbhaha - The jewel wombed

Dhaneswaraha - The lord of wealth

Dharmagup- The protector of Dharma

Dharmakruth - The Doer of Dharma

Dharmi - The supporter of Dharma

Sath - The existence

Asath - The limited

Ksharaha - The perishable

Aksharaha - The imperishable

Avignatha - The non-knower

Sahasransu - The thousand rayed

Vidhatha - The all supporter

Kruthalakshanaha - He who is the author of the Vedas

Gabhastinemihi - The centre of the planetary systems

Sathvasthaha- He who resides in all beings

Simhaha - The lion

Bhootha Maheswaraha - The great lord of beings

Adidevaha - The primordial deity.

Mahadevaha - The great deity

Devesaha - Lord of all Gods

Devabrudguruhu - The teacher of the Lord of the Devas

Utharaha - The most excellent

Gopathihi - The Shepherd

Goptha - The protector

Gnanagamyaha - To be attained by Gyana alone

Purathanaha - The ancient

Sareerabhoothabruth - The nourishser of the elements of the body

Bhokthaa - The enjoyer

Kapeendraha - The Lord of monkeys

Bhuridhakshinaha- He who gives large gifts in sacrifices

Somapaha - The quaffer of Soma

Amruthapaha - The quaffer of immortalising Elixir

Somaha - The moon

Purujith - The conqueror of many

Purusathamaha - He who is greater than the great

Vinayaha - The Law

Jayaha - The Victorious

Sathyasandhaha - Of truthful

Dasarhaha - He who was born in the Dasarha race

Saathvathampathihi - The Lord of

Jeevaha - The individual self

Vinayitha Saakshi - The witness of modesty

Mukundaha - The giver of Liberation

Amitha Vikramaha - Of unmeasured prowess

Ambhonidhihi - The resting place of Gods and others

Ananthathma - Of infinite self

Mahodhadhisayaha - The recliner on the great ocean

Anthakaha - The death

Ajaha - Unborn

Maharhaha - He who deserves the highest worship

Swabhavyaha - Centred in His own self

Jithamithra - He who has conquered, Enemies

Pramodanaha - Ever joyful

Anandaha - The Bliss

Nandanaha - The source of happiness

Nandaha - He who is freed from ephemeral joys

Sathya Dharma - Of true Dharma

Trivikramaha - The three stepped

Maharshihi Kapilacharyaha - Kapilacharya, the great sage

Kruthagnaha - The universe and its soul

Medhineepathihi - The Lord of the earth

Thripadaha - The Three-stepped

Thridasaadhyakshaha -The Lord of three states

Mahasrungaha - The great horned

Kruthanthakruth - The destroyer of death

Mahavaraaha - The great boar

Govindaha - He who recovered the earth from deep sea

Sushenaha - With good armies

Kanakangadhee - Having golden armlets

Guhyaha - He who is hidden in the heart-cave

Gabheeraha - The immearsurable depth

Gahanaha - Impenetrable

Gupthaha - The concealed

Chakragadhadharaha - The bearer of discus and mace

Vedhaha - The creator

Swangyaha - Self-instrumental

Ajithaha - Unconquered

Krishnaha - The dark-complexioned

Drudaha - The firm

Sankarshanochyuthaha - The involver and unswerving

Varunaha - The setting Sun

Vaarunaha - The sons of Varunah

Vrukshaha - The tree

Pushkarakshaha - He who expands and fills the sky

Mahamanaha - Of great mind

Bhagawaan- He who has six divine glories

Bhagaha - The destroyer of wealth

Anandee - The delighter

Vanamaalee - Wearing the garland named Vaijayanti

Phalayudhaha - Armed with a plough

Aadithyaha - The beautiful Dwarf

Jyothiradithyaha - He who resides in the disc of the Sun

Sahistuhu - The endurer

Gathisathamaha - The refuge and the best

Sudhanva - He who has a beautiful bow

Khandaparasuhu - With a punishing axe

Darunaha - Merciless

Dravinapradaha - The giver of wealth

Divah sruk- The sky reaching

Sarvadrugvyasaha - Omniscient Vyasa

Vechaspathi Rayonijaha - The Lord of knowledge and unborn

Trisamaa - He who is praised by the three Samas

Samagaha - The singer of saman

Sama - The samaveda

Niryanam - Ever-free

Beshajam - The medicine

Bhishak - The physician

Samnyasakruth - The institutor of Sanyasa stage

Samaha - The calm

Santhaha - Tranquil

Nista - The abode of all beings during the deluge

Santhihi - The peace

Parayanam - The Supreme goal

Subhangaha - The handsome

Santhidaha - The conferrer of peace

Srashta - The creator

Kumudaha - He who delights in the earth

Kuvalesayaha - The recliner upon the waters

Gohithaha - He who lightens the burden of the earth

Gopathihi - The Lord of the earth

Goptha - The protector

Vrushabhaksha - Dharma - eyed

Vrushapriyaha -Delighting in Dharma

Anivarthi - Never retreating

Nivrutatma- Of restrained-self

Samksheptha - Involver

Kshemakruth - The doer of good

Sivaha - The purifier

Srivathvakshaha - Having the mark Srivatsa upon his sacred chest

Srivasaha - The abode of Lakshmi

Sripathihi - The Lord of Lakshmi

Srimathamvaraha - The chief of those that possess Sri

Sri dhaha - The bestower of wealth

Sri Saha- The Lord of wealth

Srinivasaha - Abiding always with wealthy

Sri nidhihi- The treasure house of Sri

Sri Vibhavanaha - The distributor of wealth

Sridharha - The bearer of Sri

Srikaraha - The Conferrer of Sri

Sreyaha - Liberation

Srimaan - The possessor of Sri

Lokathrayasrayaha - The refuse of the three worlds

Swakshaha - Beautiful - eyed

Swangaha - Beautiful - limbed

Satanandaha - Of infinite bliss

Nandihi - The supreme bliss

Jyothirganeswaraha - The lord of the hosts of luminaries

Vijithathma - Of conquered mind

Vidheyathma - He who is pliable in the hands of the devotees

Sathkeerthi - Of pure fame

Chinna Samsayaha - He who is freed from doubts

Udeernaha - Transcendent

Sarvathaschakshuhu - He whose eyes are every where

Aneesaha - The supreme or ultimate

Sasvathasthiraha - Eternal and Stable

Bhoosayana - Resting on the ground

Bhushanaha - Adorning the world

Bhoothihi - Be-ness or Existence

Visokaha - The griefless

Sokanasanaha - The destroyer of grief

Archishmaan - The resplendent

Archithaha - The worshipped

Kumbhaha - The pot

Visuddharthma- Of pure Atman

Visodhanaha - The purifier

Anirudhdhaha - He who is inviniable by his enemies

Aprathiradhaha - Without Enemies

Pradyumna - Very rich

Amitha Vikramaha - Of limitless powers

Kalaneminiha - The slayer of Kalanemi

Veeraha - The Valiant

Sowrihi - Born in the Sure clan

Surajaneswaraha - The Lord of the Valiant

Thrilokathma - The soul of the three world

Trilokesaha - The ruler of the three worlds

Kesavaha - He who has long hairs

Kesiha - The slayer of Kesin an Asura

Harihi - The destroyer

Kamadevaha - He who is desired by all

Kamapalaha - He who safeguards the devotees

Kamee - Of fulfilled desires

Kanthaha - He whose form is ravishing and lovely

Kruthagamaha - The author of the holy Scriptures

Anirdesyavapuhu - Of indescribable form

Vishnuhu - His Divine splendour fills the firmament and remains beyond

Veeraha - He who is full of actions as imported by the root 'vi'

Ananthaha - Infinite

Dhanujayaha - The conqueror of wealth

Brahmanaha - The Friend of Brahman

Brahmakruth - The author of Brahman

Brahma - The Creator

Brahma - The biggest

Brahmavivardhanaha - The increasor of Brahman

Brahmavith - The knower of Brahman

Brahmanaha - He who dissiminates the Vedic knowledge

Brahmee - The manifestation of Brahma

Brahmayagnaha - The realiser of Brahman

Brahmanapriyaha - The lover of Brahmanas

Mahakramaha - He who leads the devotees in progressive lines

Mahakarma - Of great deeds

Mahatejaa - Of great radiance

Mahoragaha - The great serpent

Mahakratuhu - The great sacrifice

Mahayajwa - The great sacrificer

Mahayagnaha - The great yagna

Mahahavihi - The great offering

Stavyaha - He who is paised by all

Stavapriyaha - Delighting in praise

Stotram - The hymn

Stuthihi - The act of praise

Stotha - The Adorer

Ranapriyaha - Delighting in battle

Purnaha - The full

Puraitha - He that fills

Punyaha - The Holy

Punyakeerthihi - Of Holy Fame

Anamayaha - Of uncorrupted essence

Manojavaha - Fleet as mind

Theerdhakaraha - The founder of all sciences

Vasurethaha - He whose essence is gold

Vasupradaha - The giver of wealth

Vasupradaha - The Conferrer of salvation

Vasudevaha - The Son of Vasu

Vasuhu - The Refuge of all

Vasumanaha - Omnipresent

Havihi - The oblation

Sadgathihi - The Refuge of the good

Sathkruthihi - Of good acts

Sathatha- The state of Be-ness

Sadbhoothihi - Of supreme intelligence

Sathparayanaha - The supreme goal of the good

Surasenaha - Of valiant armies

Yadusrestaha - The Chief of the Yadus

Sannivasaha - The abode of the good

Suyamunaha - Attended by good Yamunas

Bhoothavasaha - The abode of beings

Vasudevaha - He who envelops the universe with maya

Sarvasu Nilaya- The abode of all souls

Analaha - The unlimited

Darpaha - The repressor of pride

Darpadaha - The giver of pride

Drupthaha - He who always enjoys the divine bliss

Durdharaha - Very difficult to contemplate upon

Aparajithaha - The unconquered

Viswamoorthyhi - The world formed

Mahamoorthihi - The great formed

Deeptamoorthihi - Wisdom formed

Amoorthimaan - Having no form

Anekamoorthihi - Many formed

Avyaktaha - Unmanifest

Satamoorthihi - Myriad - formed

Sathananaha - Many faced

Ekaha - The one

Nykaha - The many

Savaha - The Soma Sacrifice

Kaha - Bliss

Kim - What ?

Yath - Which

Thath - That

Padam - The unequalled seat

Lokabandhuhu - The friend of the universe

Lokanaadhaha - The Lord of the universe

Madhavaha - He who is to be realised through contem plation and medita-tion.

Bhaktavatsala - Merciful to his devotees

Suvarnavarnaha - Golden hued

Hemangaha - He who has limbs of gold

Varangaha - With beautiful limbs

Chandanangadi - Smeared with the sandal and adorned with armlets

Veeraha - The slayer of the Valiant

Vishamaha - Unequalled

Sunyaha - The void

Gruthachee - He who is free from all desires

Achalaha - The immovable

Chalaha - The moving

Amaanee - He who has no egotism

Maanadaha - The giver of honour

Maanyaha - To be worshipped

Lokaswamy - The Lord of all the fourteen Lokas

Trilokadruk - The supporter of the three worlds.

Sumedhaa - Of bright intelligence

Medhajaha - Born in the sacrifice

Dhanyaha - Fortunate

Sathyamedhaha - Of unfailing intelligence

Dharadharaha - The support of the earth

Tejovrushaha - He that showers radiance

Dyuthidharaha - The bearer of Effulgence

Sarvasastra Brutamvaraha - The best of those that wield weapons

Pragraha - He who controls the horse-like senses by his grace as with reins

Nigraha - The controller

Vyagraha - Ever intent in the matter of fulfilling the desires of the devotees

Nykasrungaha - The many horned

Gadagrajaha - The elder brother of Gada

Chathurmoorthihi - Four - formed

Chathurbahuhu- Four - armed

Chathurvyuhaha - Having four manifestations

Chathurgathihi - The goal of the four

Chathurathma - The clear minded

Chathurbhavaha - The source of the four

Chathurvedavith - The knower of the four Vedas

Ekapath - The one-footed

Samavarthaha - The skilful turner

Anivruthathma - He who never turns away from anything

Durjayaha - The invincible

Durathikramaha -Readily obeyed

Durlabhaha - Obtained with effort

Durgamaha - known with difficulty

Durgaha - Not easily realised

Duravasaha - Not easily lodged

Durariha - The slayer of the Asuras

Subhangaha - Of beautiful limbs

Lokasarangaha - The drainer of the essence of the universe

Suthanthuhu - Beautifully expanded

Thanthuvardhanaha - The progressor or the destroyed

Indrakarma - Resembling Indra in his actions

Mahakarma - Of great deeds

Kruthakarma - Of fulfilled achievements

Kruthagamaha - The author of the Vedas

Udbhavaha - Of superior birth

Sundaraha - Of unequalled beauty

Sundaha - Of great mercy

Ratnagarbhaha - Of beautiful naval

Sulochanaha - With charming eyes

Arkaha - The worshipped

Vajasanaha - The giver of food

Srungi - The horned

Jayanthaha - The conqueror

Sarvavijaee - The Omniscient and Victorious

Suvarnabindu - With limbs radiant like gold

Akshobhyaha - The unruffled

Sarvavaageeswareswaraha - The Lord of the Lords of speech

Mahahradaha - The great pons

Mahagarthaha - The great Chasm

Mahabhoothaha - The great being

Mahanidhihi - The great abode

Kumudaha - He that gladdens the earth

Kundaraha - He who tore the earth

Kundaha - He who made a gift of this earth unto Kasyapa

Parjanya - He who is the rain-charged cloud

Pavanaha - The purifier

Anilaha- Un-induceable

Amruthansaha - He who gives the nectar

Amruthavapuhu - He who has the immortal form

Sarvagna - The Omniscient

Sarvathomukhaha - Having faces on all sides

Sulabhaha - Easily attainable

Suvrathaha - He who is of excellent vows

Sidhihi - The perfection

Sathrujith - The conqueror of foes

Sathruthapanaha - The scorcher of the foes

Nyagrodhaha - He who controls and veils all beings by his maya

Udumbaraha - He who nourishes the universe in the shape of food

Aswasthaha - The tree of mundane existence

Chanoorandhra Nishoodhanaha - The slayer of chanura, the wrestler

Sahasrarchi - He who has innumerable rays

Saptajihva - He who has seven tongues

Sapthaidhaha - He who has seven flames

Saptavahanaha - He who has seven horses

Amoothihi - The formless

Anaghaha - The sinless

Achinthyaha - unthinkable

Bhayakruth - He who causes fear

Bhayanasanaha - The destroyer of peace

Anuhu - The subtle

Bruhath - The great

Krusaha - The thin

Stulaha - The stout

Gunabruth - He who is possessed of attributes

Nirgunaha - He who transcends all attributes

Mahaan - The greatest

Adhruthaha - Unsustained

Swadruthaha - Self - sustained

Swasyaha - He from whom emanated the Vedas

Pragwamsaha - He who has the ancient ancestry

Vamsavardhanaha - The expander of the Universe

Bharabruth - The bearer of weight

Kadhithaha - He who is described by the Vedas

Yogi - He who revels in his own self

Yogeesa - The lord of yogins

Sarvakamadaha - The bestower of all wishes

Aasramaha - The resting place

Sramanaha - The Scorcher

Kshamaha - The reducer

Suparnaha - Having good leavers

Vayuvahanaha - The mover of the wind

Dhanurdharaha - The wielder of the bow

Dhanurvedaha - The knower of the science of archery

Dandaha - He who is screptre

Damaetha - The punisher

Dhamaha - Self-control

Aparajithaha - Unconquerable

Sarvasaha - He who tolerates all his enemies

Niyantha - The ordainer

Aniyamaha - The unrestrained

Ayamaha - He who knows no death

Satvavaan- Possessed of Satva

Sathwikaha - He who is full of sattvic qualities

Sathyaha - He who is true to the wise

Sathyadharma Parayanaha - Ever devoted to truthfulness and Dharma

Abhiprayaha - The desired

Priyarhaha - Worthy of being loved

Arhaha- The worshipped

Priyakruth - The fulfiller of desires

Prithivardhanaha - The increaser of pleasure

Vihayasagathihi - He who has his abode in the firmament

Jyothihi - The light

Suruchihi - Of good effulgence

Huthabhuk - The consumes of oblations

Vibhuhu - He who is the undisputed master of all the worlds

Ravihi - The Sun

Vilochanaha - Of various tastes

Suryaha - He who generates all kinds of wealth

Savithaha - He who brings forth all the universe

Ravilochanaha - He who has the Sun as his eye

Ananthaha - The Endless

Huthabhuk - The consumer of oblations

Bhokthaa - The enjoyer

Sukhadaha - The conferror of bliss

Nykajaha - Having numerous births

Agrajaha - The First-born

Anirvinnaha - He who knows no dejection

Sadamarshi - He who forgives the good

Lokadhisthanam - The Stay of the worlds

Adbhuthaha - The wonderful

Sanaath - Of long duration

Sanaathana thamaha - The most ancient

Kapilaha - Kapila the great Rishi

Kapihi - The Sun

Avyayaha - The indestructible resting place

Swasthidaha - The conferror of all blessings

Swasthikruth - The doer of good

Swasthi - He whose nature is auspiciousness

Swasthibhuk - The enjoyer of auspiciousness

Swasthidhakshinaha - He who grows in auspiciousnessness

Aroudraha - He who is not wrathful

Kundalee - He how wears on his two ears two ear-rings

Chakree - The bearer of discus

Vikramee - Endowed with prowess

Urjitha Sasanaha - Of powerful commands

Sabthathigaha - Transcending speech

Sabdhasaha - He whom alone all the Vedas proclaim

Sisiraha - The dewy season

Sarvareekaraha - The maker of night

Akruraha - He who is devoid of Cruelty

Pesalaha - Beautiful

Dhakshaha - The prompt

Dhakshinaha - The skilful

Kshaminam Varaha - The Chief among those that forbear

Vidwathamaha - The foremost among the learned

Veethabhayaha - He who transcends all fears

Punyasravana keerthanaha - He whose names and acts heard and recitedlead to auspiciousness

Utharanaha - The Redeemer

Dushkruthiha - The destroyer of sins

Punyaha - The holy

Duswapnanasanaha - The dispeller of evil dreams

Veeraha - The destroyer of various evil paths

Rakshanaha - The Protector

Samthaha - The holy ones

Jeevanaha - The sustainer of life

Paryavasthithaha - He who exists overspreading the Universe

Anantharoopaha - Of infinite forms

Ananthasreeha - Of infinite power

Jithamanyuhu - Of subdued wrath

Bhayapaha - The destroyer of fear

Chathurasraha - The just

Gabheeraathma - Of immeasurable self

Vidhisaha - The bestower of diverse fruits

Vyadisaha - He who sets diverse commands

Disaha - The giver

Anadihi - The beginningless

Bhoorbhuvaha - The supporter of the earth

Lakshmihi - The resplendent

Suveeraha - Of various auspicious movements

Ruchirangadihi - Adorned with two beautiful bracelets

Jananaha - The creator

Jana janmadihi - The primeval cause of beings

Bheemaha - The terror

Bheemaparakramaha - Of fearful powers

Adharanilayaha - The resting place of that which supports

Adhatha - He who is without support

Pustahasaha - The blossom of the universe flower

Prajagaraha - The ever-awake

Urdhwagaha - The upper most

Sathpadhacharaha - walking in the path of righteousness

Pranadaha - The life-giver

Pranavaha - The Monosyllable 'OM'

Panaha - He who has dealings

Pramanaha - wisdom

Prananilayaha - The resting place of beings

Pranabruth - The sustainer of prana

Pranajeevanaha - The life of beings

Thathwam - The reality

Thathwavith - The knower of the truth

Ekaathma - The one Atman

Janmamruthyu Jarathigaha - He who transcends birth, death and old age

Bhoorbhuvaha Swastharuhu - He who is the sap in the tree of life existingin three worlds

Taraha - The rescuer

Savitha - The father

Prapitha mahaha - The great grand sire

Yagnaha - He whose very nature is sacrifice

Yagnapathihi - The Lord of Sacrifice

Yajwa - The sacrificer

Yagnangaha - Having the sacrifices for his limbs

Yagnavahanaha - The fulfiller of the yagnas

Yagnabruth - The upholder of the sacrifice

Yagnakruth - The creator of the sacrifices

Yagnee- The master of the sacrifices

Yagnabhook- The enjoyer of sacrifice

Yagnasadhanaha - Having the sacrifices as means

Yagnanthakruth - The giver of the result of sacrifice

Yagnaguhyam - He who is the secret of sacrifice

Annam - The food

Annadaha - The eater of food

Athmayonihi - The self - cause

Swayamjaathaha - The Self-born

Vykhanaha - Removes worldly suffering

Samagayanaha - Praised by Samas

Devakinandanaha - The son of Devaki

Srastha - The creator

Kshithisaha - The Lord of the earth

Papanasanaha - The destroyer of sins

Sankhabruth - The bearer of Conch shell

Nandakee - The wielder of the sword called Nandaka

Chakree- He who has discuss

Sara dhanwa - The wielder of the bow called saranga

Gadadharaha - The bearer of club

Radhangapani - With car - wheel in his hand

Akshobhyaha - He who is incpable of beaing agitated

Sarva Praharanaayudhaha - He who is armed with all kinds of destructiveweapons.