Sree Lalitha Sahasra Nama Stotram

Lalita

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  • verse 1
    ओम्

    ōm
    meaning

    Sacred syllable Om — auspicious opening invocation.

  • verse 2
    अस्य श्री ललिता दिव्य सहस्रनाम स्तोत्र महामन्त्रस्य, वशिन्यादि वाग्देवता ऋषयः, अनुष्टुप् छन्दः, श्री ललिता पराभट्टारिका महा त्रिपुर सुन्दरी देवता, ऐं बीजं, क्लीं शक्तिः, सौः कीलकं, मम धर्मार्थ काम मोक्ष चतुर्विध फलपुरुषार्थ सिद्ध्यर्थे ललिता त्रिपुरसुन्दरी पराभट्टारिका सहस्र नाम जपे विनियोगः

    asya śrī lalitā divya sahasranāma stōtra mahāmantrasya, vaśinyādi vāgdēvatā ṛṣayaḥ, anuṣṭup Chandaḥ, śrī lalitā parābhaṭṭārikā mahā tripura sundarī dēvatā, aiṃ bījaṃ, klīṃ śaktiḥ, sauḥ kīlakaṃ, mama dharmārtha kāma mōkṣa chaturvidha phalapuruṣārtha siddhyarthē lalitā tripurasundarī parābhaṭṭārikā sahasra nāma japē viniyōgaḥ
    meaning

    Viniyoga: This great mantra of the divine thousand names of Sri Lalitha is declared. The sages are the Vashinyadi speech-goddesses; the metre is Anushtup; the deity is Sri Lalitha Parabhattarika Maha Tripura Sundari; the seed is Aim, the power is Klim, the pin is Sauh. It is recited for the four goals of life — dharma, artha, kama, and moksha.

  • verse 3
    करन्यासःऐं अङ्गुष्टाभ्यां नमः, क्लीं तर्जनीभ्यां नमः, सौः मध्यमाभ्यां नमः, सौः अनामिकाभ्यां नमः, क्लीं कनिष्ठिकाभ्यां नमः, ऐं करतल करपृष्ठाभ्यां नमः

    karanyāsaḥaiṃ aṅguṣṭābhyāṃ namaḥ, klīṃ tarjanībhyāṃ namaḥ, sauḥ madhyamābhyāṃ namaḥ, sauḥ anāmikābhyāṃ namaḥ, klīṃ kaniṣṭhikābhyāṃ namaḥ, aiṃ karatala karapṛṣṭhābhyāṃ namaḥ
    meaning

    Karanyasa — ritual assignment of seed syllables to the fingers: Aim to the thumbs, Klim to the index fingers, Sauh to the middle fingers, Sauh to the ring fingers, Klim to the little fingers, Aim to the palms and backs of the hands.

  • verse 4
    अङ्गन्यासःऐं हृदयाय नमः, क्लीं शिरसे स्वाहा, सौः शिखायै वषट्, सौः कवचाय हुं, क्लीं नेत्रत्रयाय वौषट्, ऐं अस्त्रायफट्, भूर्भुवस्सुवरोमिति दिग्बन्धः

    aṅganyāsaḥaiṃ hṛdayāya namaḥ, klīṃ śirasē svāhā, sauḥ śikhāyai vaṣaṭ, sauḥ kavachāya huṃ, klīṃ nētratrayāya vauṣaṭ, aiṃ astrāyaphaṭ, bhūrbhuvassuvarōmiti digbandhaḥ
    meaning

    Anganyasa — ritual assignment to the body: Aim to the heart, Klim to the head, Sauh to the crown tuft, Sauh to the armour, Klim to the three eyes, Aim to the weapon. The ten directions are then sealed with the Bhu-Bhuva-Svah formula.

  • verse 5
    ध्यानंअरुणां करुणा तरङ्गिताक्षीं धृतपाशाङ्कुश पुष्पबाणचापाम्अणिमादिभि रावृतां मयूखैः अहमित्येव विभावये भवानीम्1

    dhyānaṃaruṇāṃ karuṇā taraṅgitākṣīṃ dhṛtapāśāṅkuśa puṣpabāṇachāpāmaṇimādibhi rāvṛtāṃ mayūkhaiḥ ahamityēva vibhāvayē bhavānīm1
    meaning

    Dhyana 1: Meditate on the Goddess as rosy-red, with eyes rippling with compassion, holding noose, goad, flower-arrows, and sugarcane bow. Surrounded by rays of the eight siddhis, she is contemplated as the very Self — 'I am Bhavani.'

  • verse 6
    ध्यायेत् पद्मासनस्थां विकसितवदनां पद्म पत्रायताक्षींहेमाभां पीतवस्त्रां करकलित लसद्धेमपद्मां वराङ्गीम्सर्वालङ्कारयुक्तां सकलमभयदां भक्तनम्रां भवानींश्री विद्यां शान्तमूर्तिं सकल सुरनुतां सर्वसम्पत्-प्रदात्रीम्2

    dhyāyēt padmāsanasthāṃ vikasitavadanāṃ padma patrāyatākṣīṃhēmābhāṃ pītavastrāṃ karakalita lasaddhēmapadmāṃ varāṅgīmsarvālaṅkārayuktāṃ sakalamabhayadāṃ bhaktanamrāṃ bhavānīṃśrī vidyāṃ śāntamūrtiṃ sakala suranutāṃ sarvasampat-pradātrīm2
    meaning

    Dhyana 2: Meditate on the Goddess seated in lotus posture, her face in full bloom, eyes wide as lotus petals, her complexion golden, clad in yellow silk, holding golden lotuses, adorned with every ornament, bestowing fearlessness, bowed to by devotees — she is Sri Vidya, the peaceful form, praised by all the gods, the bestower of all wealth.

  • verse 7
    सकुङ्कुम विलेपना मलिकचुम्बि कस्तूरिकांसमन्द हसितेक्षणां सशरचाप पाशाङ्कुशाम्अशेष जनमोहिनी मरुणमाल्य भूषोज्ज्वलांजपाकुसुम भासुरां जपविधौ स्मरे दम्बिकाम्3

    sakuṅkuma vilēpanā maḻikachumbi kastūrikāṃsamanda hasitēkṣaṇāṃ saśarachāpa pāśāṅkuśāmaśēṣa janamōhinī maruṇamālya bhūṣōjjvalāṃjapākusuma bhāsurāṃ japavidhau smarē dambikām3
    meaning

    Dhyana 3: Meditate on the Goddess anointed with red saffron paste, her lips as lovely as musk; her glance gentle and smiling; holding flower-arrows, bow, noose, and goad; captivating all beings; blazing with red garlands and ornaments; radiant as the hibiscus flower — so meditate on the Mother during japa.

  • verse 8
    सिन्धूरारुण विग्रहां त्रिणयनां माणिक्य मौलिस्फुर-त्तारानायक शेखरां स्मितमुखी मापीन वक्षोरुहाम्पाणिभ्या मलिपूर्ण रत्न चषकं रक्तोत्पलं बिभ्रतींसौम्यां रत्नघटस्थ रक्त चरणां ध्यायेत्परामम्बिकाम्4

    sindhūrāruṇa vigrahāṃ triṇayanāṃ māṇikya mauḻisphura-ttārānāyaka śēkharāṃ smitamukhī māpīna vakṣōruhāmpāṇibhyā malipūrṇa ratna chaṣakaṃ raktōtpalaṃ bibhratīṃsaumyāṃ ratnaghaṭastha rakta charaṇāṃ dhyāyētparāmambikām4
    meaning

    Dhyana 4: Meditate on the supreme Mother whose body glows like vermilion, with three eyes, crowned with a ruby-studded crest bearing the star-king (moon); smiling face, full breasts; hands holding a jewelled cup brimming with wine and a red lotus; gentle; her red feet resting on a gem-studded pot.

  • verse 9
    लमित्यादि पञ्चपूजां विभावयेत्

    lamityādi pañchapūjāṃ vibhāvayēt
    meaning

    Panchapuja prelude: Now visualize the fivefold worship beginning with 'Lam' etc.

  • verse 10
    लं पृथिवी तत्त्वात्मिकायै श्री ललितादेव्यै गन्धं परिकल्पयामिहं आकाश तत्त्वात्मिकायै श्री ललितादेव्यै पुष्पं परिकल्पयामियं वायु तत्त्वात्मिकायै श्री ललितादेव्यै धूपं परिकल्पयामिरं वह्नि तत्त्वात्मिकायै श्री ललितादेव्यै दीपं परिकल्पयामिवं अमृत तत्त्वात्मिकायै श्री ललितादेव्यै अमृत नैवेद्यं परिकल्पयामिसं सर्व तत्त्वात्मिकायै श्री ललितादेव्यै ताम्बूलादि सर्वोपचारान् परिकल्पयामि

    laṃ pṛthivī tattvātmikāyai śrī lalitādēvyai gandhaṃ parikalpayāmihaṃ ākāśa tattvātmikāyai śrī lalitādēvyai puṣpaṃ parikalpayāmiyaṃ vāyu tattvātmikāyai śrī lalitādēvyai dhūpaṃ parikalpayāmiraṃ vahni tattvātmikāyai śrī lalitādēvyai dīpaṃ parikalpayāmivaṃ amṛta tattvātmikāyai śrī lalitādēvyai amṛta naivēdyaṃ parikalpayāmisaṃ sarva tattvātmikāyai śrī lalitādēvyai tāmbūlādi sarvōpachārān parikalpayāmi
    meaning

    Panchapuja — offering the five elements to Sri Lalita: Earth (Lam) as fragrance; Sky (Ham) as flowers; Air (Yam) as incense; Fire (Ram) as lamp; Nectar (Vam) as food-offering; All elements (Sam) as betel and all remaining services.

  • verse 11
    गुरुर्ब्रह्म गुरुर्विष्णुः गुरुर्देवो महेश्वरःगुरुस्साक्षात् परब्रह्म तस्मै श्री गुरवे नमः

    gururbrahma gururviṣṇuḥ gururdēvō mahēśvaraḥgurussākṣāt parabrahma tasmai śrī guravē namaḥ
    meaning

    Guru vandana: The Guru is Brahma, the Guru is Vishnu, the Guru is Shiva the great Lord; the Guru is verily the supreme Brahman itself. Salutations to that glorious Guru.

  • verse 12
    हरिः

    hariḥ ōṃ
    meaning

    Hari Om — auspicious invocation before the main text.

  • verse 13
    श्रीमाता, श्रीमहाराज्ञी, श्रीमत्-सिंहासनेश्वरीचिदग्नि-कुण्ड-सम्भूता, देवकार्य-समुद्यता1

    śrīmātā, śrīmahārājñī, śrīmat-siṃhāsanēśvarīchidagni-kuṇḍa-sambhūtā, dēvakārya-samudyatā1
    meaning

    Names 1–4: Shrimata (the glorious Mother), Shrimaharajni (the great Queen), Shrimat-Simhasaneshvari (ruler of the glorious lion throne), Chidagni-kundaSambhuta (born from the fire-pit of pure consciousness), Devakaryasamudyata (risen to accomplish the work of the gods).

  • verse 14
    उद्यद्भानु-सहस्राभा, चतुर्बाहु-समन्वितारागस्वरूप-पाशाढ्या, क्रोधाकाराङ्कुशोज्ज्वला2

    udyadbhānu-sahasrābhā, chaturbāhu-samanvitārāgasvarūpa-pāśāḍhyā, krōdhākārāṅkuśōjjvalā2
    meaning

    Names 5–8: Udyadbhanu-sahasrabha (radiant as a thousand rising suns), Chaturbahu-samanvita (endowed with four arms), Ragasvarupa-pashadhya (holding the noose that is passion in form), Krodhakaran-kushojjvala (blazing with the goad that is wrath in form).

  • verse 15
    मनोरूपेक्षु-कोदण्डा, पञ्चतन्मात्र-सायकानिजारुण प्रभापूर मज्जद्-ब्रह्माण्डमण्डला3

    manōrūpēkṣu-kōdaṇḍā, pañchatanmātra-sāyakānijāruṇa prabhāpūra majjad-brahmāṇḍamaṇḍalā3
    meaning

    Names 9–11: Manorupekshu-kodanda (whose sugarcane bow is the mind), Panchatanmatra-sayaka (whose five arrows are the five subtle elements), Nijarunaprabha-puramajjad-Brahmandamandala (whose own red radiance floods and immerses the entire universe).

  • verse 16
    चम्पकाशोक पुन्नाग सौगन्धिक लसत्कचाकुरुविन्द मणिश्रेणी कनत्कोटीर मण्डिता4

    champakāśōka punnāga saugandhika lasatkachākuruvinda maṇiśrēṇī kanatkōṭīra maṇḍitā4
    meaning

    Names 12–14: Champakashoka-punnaga-saugandhika-lasatkача (her hair adorned with champaka, ashoka, punnaga, and saugandhika flowers), Kuruvinda-mani-shreni-kanaткotira-mandita (her crown studded with rows of kuruvinda gems).

  • verse 17
    अष्टमी चन्द्र विभ्राज दलिकस्थल शोभितामुखचन्द्र कलङ्काभ मृगनाभि विशेषका5

    aṣṭamī chandra vibhrāja daḻikasthala śōbhitāmukhachandra kaḻaṅkābha mṛganābhi viśēṣakā5
    meaning

    Names 15–16: Ashtami-chandra-vibhrajadalika-sthala-shobhita (her forehead as beautiful as the eighth-day moon's crescent), Mukhachandra-kalankabha-mrganabhi-visheshaka (a musk mark on her moonlike face resembling the moon's dark spot).

  • verse 18
    वदनस्मर माङ्गल्य गृहतोरण चिल्लिकावक्त्रलक्ष्मी परीवाह चलन्मीनाभ लोचना6

    vadanasmara māṅgalya gṛhatōraṇa chillikāvaktralakṣmī parīvāha chalanmīnābha lōchanā6
    meaning

    Names 17–18: Vadanasmara-mangalya-griha-torana-chillika (her eyebrows like an auspicious arch over the love-god's mansion), Vaktralakshmi-parivaha-chalanminabha-lochana (her eyes like fish swimming in a stream of the Lakshmi of her face).

  • verse 19
    नवचम्पक पुष्पाभ नासादण्ड विराजिताताराकान्ति तिरस्कारि नासाभरण भासुरा7

    navachampaka puṣpābha nāsādaṇḍa virājitātārākānti tiraskāri nāsābharaṇa bhāsurā7
    meaning

    Names 19–20: Navachampaka-pushpabha-nasadanda-virajita (her nose-stalk brilliant as a fresh champaka flower), Tarakanti-tiraskari-nasabharana-bhasura (her nose ornament outshining the lustre of the stars).

  • verse 20
    कदम्ब मञ्जरीकॢप्त कर्णपूर मनोहराताटङ्क युगलीभूत तपनोडुप मण्डला8

    kadamba mañjarīkL​ipta karṇapūra manōharātāṭaṅka yugaḻībhūta tapanōḍupa maṇḍalā8
    meaning

    Names 21–22: Kadambamanjari-klipta-karnapura-manohara (her ear ornaments fashioned from kadamba flower clusters, enchanting), Tatanka-yugalibhuta-tapanodupa-mandala (her two earrings like the sun and the moon together).

  • verse 21
    पद्मराग शिलादर्श परिभावि कपोलभूःनवविद्रुम बिम्बश्रीः न्यक्कारि रदनच्छदा9

    padmarāga śilādarśa paribhāvi kapōlabhūḥnavavidruma bimbaśrīḥ nyakkāri radanachChadā9
    meaning

    Names 23–24: Padmaraga-shiladarsha-paribhavi-kapolabhuh (her cheeks outshining a mirror of ruby), Nava-vidruma-bimba-shrih-nyakkari-radanachhada (her lips whose beauty surpasses fresh coral and the bimba fruit).

  • verse 22
    शुद्ध विद्याङ्कुराकार द्विजपङ्क्ति द्वयोज्ज्वलाकर्पूरवीटि कामोद समाकर्षद्दिगन्तरा10

    śuddha vidyāṅkurākāra dvijapaṅkti dvayōjjvalākarpūravīṭi kāmōda samākarṣaddigantarā10
    meaning

    Names 25–26: Shuddha-vidyankurakara-dvijapankti-dvayojjvala (her two rows of teeth brilliant like sprouts of pure knowledge), Karpuraviti-kamoda-samakarshad-digantara (her camphor-and-betel fragrance drawing all the directions toward her).

  • verse 23
    निजसल्लाप माधुर्य विनिर्भत्सित कच्छपीमन्दस्मित प्रभापूर मज्जत्-कामेश मानसा11

    nijasallāpa mādhurya vinirbhatsita kachChapīmandasmita prabhāpūra majjat-kāmēśa mānasā11
    meaning

    Names 27–28: Nijasallapa-madhurya-vinirbhatsita-kachchhapi (her own sweet speech putting the lute to shame), Mandasmita-prabhapura-majjat-Kamesha-manasa (the gentle radiance of her smile immersing the mind of Lord Kameshvara).

  • verse 24
    अनाकलित सादृश्य चुबुक श्री विराजिताकामेशबद्ध माङ्गल्य सूत्रशोभित कन्थरा12

    anākalita sādṛśya chubuka śrī virājitākāmēśabaddha māṅgalya sūtraśōbhita kantharā12
    meaning

    Names 29–30: Anakalita-sadrishya-chubuka-shri-virajita (her chin whose beauty is incomparably unique), Kameshа-baddha-mangalya-sutra-shobhita-kanthara (her throat adorned with the auspicious marriage thread tied by Kameshvara).

  • verse 25
    कनकाङ्गद केयूर कमनीय भुजान्वितारत्नग्रैवेय चिन्ताक लोलमुक्ता फलान्विता13

    kanakāṅgada kēyūra kamanīya bhujānvitāratnagraivēya chintāka lōlamuktā phalānvitā13
    meaning

    Names 31–32: Kanakangada-keyura-kamaniya-bhujanvita (her beautiful arms adorned with golden armlets and bracelets), Ratnagraiveya-chintaka-lolamukta-phalanvita (her neck adorned with a gem necklace with swinging pendants and pearls).

  • verse 26
    कामेश्वर प्रेमरत्न मणि प्रतिपणस्तनीनाभ्यालवाल रोमालि लताफल कुचद्वयी14

    kāmēśvara prēmaratna maṇi pratipaṇastanīnābhyālavāla rōmāḻi latāphala kuchadvayī14
    meaning

    Names 33–34: Kameshvara-premaratna-mani-pratipaнastani (her breasts like precious jewels pledged in the love-bond with Kameshvara), Nabhyalavala-romali-lataрhala-kuchadvayī (her twin breasts like fruit on a vine rooted in the lotus garden of her navel).

  • verse 27
    लक्ष्यरोमलता धारता समुन्नेय मध्यमास्तनभार दलन्-मध्य पट्टबन्ध वलित्रया15

    lakṣyarōmalatā dhāratā samunnēya madhyamāstanabhāra daḻan-madhya paṭṭabandha vaḻitrayā15
    meaning

    Names 35–36: Lakshya-romalata-dharata-samunneya-madhyama (her slender waist inferred only by tracing the line of her down of hair), Stanabhara-dalan-madhya-pattabandha-valіtraya (three folds at the middle of her waist formed by the weight of her breasts pressing on the girdle).

  • verse 28
    अरुणारुण कौसुम्भ वस्त्र भास्वत्-कटीतटीरत्नकिङ्किणि कारम्य रशनादाम भूषिता16

    aruṇāruṇa kausumbha vastra bhāsvat-kaṭītaṭīratnakiṅkiṇi kāramya raśanādāma bhūṣitā16
    meaning

    Names 37–38: Arunaruna-kausumbha-vastra-bhasvat-katitati (her hips resplendent in deep crimson-orange garment), Ratnakinkini-karamya-rashanadama-bhushita (adorned with a belt of gem-studded bells).

  • verse 29
    कामेश ज्ञात सौभाग्य मार्दवोरु द्वयान्वितामाणिक्य मकुटाकार जानुद्वय विराजिता17

    kāmēśa jñāta saubhāgya mārdavōru dvayānvitāmāṇikya makuṭākāra jānudvaya virājitā17
    meaning

    Names 39–40: Kamesha-jnata-saubhagya-mardavorudvayan-vita (her two thighs, whose tender excellence is known only to Kameshvara), Manikya-makutakara-janudvaya-virajita (her two knees glorious like twin ruby crowns).

  • verse 30
    इन्द्रगोप परिक्षिप्त स्मर तूणाभ जङ्घिकागूढगुल्भा कूर्मपृष्ठ जयिष्णु प्रपदान्विता18

    indragōpa parikṣipta smara tūṇābha jaṅghikāgūḍhagulbhā kūrmapṛṣṭha jayiṣṇu prapadānvitā18
    meaning

    Names 41–42: Indragopa-parikshipta-smara-tunabha-janghika (her calves resembling the quiver of the love-god, reddish like the indragopa insect), Gudhagulbha-kurmaprishtha-jayishnu-prapadanvita (her ankles hidden and rounded, her feet defeating the beauty of a tortoise's back in grace).

  • verse 31
    नखदीधिति सञ्छन्न नमज्जन तमोगुणापदद्वय प्रभाजाल पराकृत सरोरुहा19

    nakhadīdhiti sañChanna namajjana tamōguṇāpadadvaya prabhājāla parākṛta sarōruhā19
    meaning

    Names 43–44: Nakhadidhiti-sanchhanna-namajjana-tamoguna (the radiance of her toenails dispelling the darkness of ignorance from those who bow), Padadvaya-prabhajala-parakrita-saroruha (the network of light from her two feet outshining the beauty of the lotus).

  • verse 32
    शिञ्जान मणिमञ्जीर मण्डित श्री पदाम्बुजामराली मन्दगमना, महालावण्य शेवधिः20

    śiñjāna maṇimañjīra maṇḍita śrī padāmbujāmarāḻī mandagamanā, mahālāvaṇya śēvadhiḥ20
    meaning

    Names 45–46: Shinjana-manipanjira-mandita-shri-padambuja (her auspicious lotus feet adorned with jingling gem-anklets), Marali-mandagamana (who walks with the gait of a swan), Mahalavanya-shevadhi (the treasury of all supreme beauty).

  • verse 33
    सर्वारुणाऽनवद्याङ्गी सर्वाभरण भूषिताशिवकामेश्वराङ्कस्था, शिवा, स्वाधीन वल्लभा21

    sarvāruṇā'navadyāṅgī sarvābharaṇa bhūṣitāśivakāmēśvarāṅkasthā, śivā, svādhīna vallabhā21
    meaning

    Names 47–49: Sarvaruна-anavadyangi (all-red, with limbs beyond reproach), Sarvabharana-bhushita (adorned with all ornaments), Shivakameshvaran-kastha (seated on the lap of Shivakameshvara), Shiva (the auspicious one), Svadhin-avallabha (she who keeps her beloved under her loving sovereignty).

  • verse 34
    सुमेरु मध्यशृङ्गस्था, श्रीमन्नगर नायिकाचिन्तामणि गृहान्तस्था, पञ्चब्रह्मासनस्थिता22

    sumēru madhyaśṛṅgasthā, śrīmannagara nāyikāchintāmaṇi gṛhāntasthā, pañchabrahmāsanasthitā22
    meaning

    Names 50–53: Sumeru-madhya-shringastha (dwelling on the central peak of Mount Sumeru), Shrimannagara-nayika (queen of the glorious Shrinagara city), Chintamani-grihantas-tha (residing inside the Chintamani jewel palace), Panchabrahmasanasthita (seated on a throne of the five Brahmas).

  • verse 35
    महापद्माटवी संस्था, कदम्ब वनवासिनीसुधासागर मध्यस्था, कामाक्षी कामदायिनी23

    mahāpadmāṭavī saṃsthā, kadamba vanavāsinīsudhāsāgara madhyasthā, kāmākṣī kāmadāyinī23
    meaning

    Names 54–57: Mahapadmatavi-samstha (dwelling in the great lotus forest), Kadamba-vanavasi ni (resident of the kadamba grove), Sudhasagara-madhyastha (situated in the centre of the ocean of nectar), Kamakshi (she of love-filled eyes), Kamadayini (the granter of all desires).

  • verse 36
    देवर्षि गणसङ्घात स्तूयमानात्म वैभवाभण्डासुर वधोद्युक्त शक्तिसेना समन्विता24

    dēvarṣi gaṇasaṅghāta stūyamānātma vaibhavābhaṇḍāsura vadhōdyukta śaktisēnā samanvitā24
    meaning

    Names 58–61: Devarshi-ganasanghat-stuyamanatma-vaibhava (whose glory is praised by assembled hosts of gods and sages), Bhandasura-vadhodyu kta-shakti-sena-samanvita (accompanied by armies of Shaktis intent on slaying the demon Bhandasura).

  • verse 37
    सम्पत्करी समारूढ सिन्धुर व्रजसेविताअश्वारूढाधिष्ठिताश्व कोटिकोटि भिरावृता25

    sampatkarī samārūḍha sindhura vrajasēvitāaśvārūḍhādhiṣṭhitāśva kōṭikōṭi bhirāvṛtā25
    meaning

    Names 62–65: Sampatkari-samarudha-sindhura-vraja-sevita (attended by elephant herds mounted by Sampatkari), Ashvarudhad-hishtithash-vakoti-kotibhiravrita (surrounded by crores of horses mounted by Ashvarudha), Chakraraja-ratharudha-sarvayudha-parishkrita (mounted on the Chakraraja chariot, equipped with all weapons), Geyachakra-ratharudha-mantrini-parisevita (attended by the minister goddess seated on the Geyachakra chariot).

  • verse 38
    चक्रराज रथारूढ सर्वायुध परिष्कृतागेयचक्र रथारूढ मन्त्रिणी परिसेविता26

    chakrarāja rathārūḍha sarvāyudha pariṣkṛtāgēyachakra rathārūḍha mantriṇī parisēvitā26
    meaning

    Names 66–69: Kirichakra-ratharudha-dandanatha-puraskrita (preceded by Dandanatha mounted on the Kirichakra chariot), Jvalamalanika-kshipta-vahniрrakara-madhyaga (surrounded by a wall of fire strung with flames by Jvalamalinika), Bhandasainya-vadhodyukta-shakti-vikrama-harshita (gladdened by the valour of her Shaktis in slaying Bhandasura's army), Nitya-parakramatopa-nirikshana-samutsuka (eagerly watching the valiant display of her eternal Nityashaktis).

  • verse 39
    किरिचक्र रथारूढ दण्डनाथा पुरस्कृताज्वालामालिनि काक्षिप्त वह्निप्राकार मध्यगा27

    kirichakra rathārūḍha daṇḍanāthā puraskṛtājvālāmālini kākṣipta vahniprākāra madhyagā27
    meaning

    Names 70–73: Bhandaputra-vadhodyukta-Bala-vikrama-nandita (delighted by Bala's heroism in slaying Bhandasura's sons), Mantrinyamba-virachita-Vishanga-vadhato shita (pleased at the minister goddess's destruction of the demon Vishanga).

  • verse 40
    भण्डसैन्य वधोद्युक्त शक्ति विक्रमहर्षितानित्या पराक्रमाटोप निरीक्षण समुत्सुका28

    bhaṇḍasainya vadhōdyukta śakti vikramaharṣitānityā parākramāṭōpa nirīkṣaṇa samutsukā28
    meaning

    Names 74–77: Vishukra-pranaharana-Varahi-virya-nandita (delighted by Varahi's might in taking the life of Vishukra), Kameshvara-mukhaloka-kalpita-shri-Ganeshvara (by a mere glance at Kameshvara's face she brought forth the lord Ganesha), Mahaganesha-nirbhinna-vighnay antra-praharshita (overjoyed when Mahaganesha broke through the obstacles set by the enemy).

  • verse 41
    भण्डपुत्र वधोद्युक्त बालाविक्रम नन्दितामन्त्रिण्यम्बा विरचित विषङ्ग वधतोषिता29[विशुक्र]

    bhaṇḍaputra vadhōdyukta bālāvikrama nanditāmantriṇyambā virachita viṣaṅga vadhatōṣitā29[viśukra]
    meaning

    Names 78–81: Bhandasurendra-nirmukta-shastra-pratyastra-varshini (showering counter-weapons against the missiles fired by Bhandasura), Karanguli-nakhotpanna-Narayana-dashakritih (the ten incarnations of Narayana born from her fingernails), Mahapashupatas-tragni-nirdagdhasura-sainika (the fire of the Mahapashupataastra incinerating the demon army).

  • verse 42
    विशुक्र प्राणहरण वाराही वीर्यनन्दिता[विषङ्ग]कामेश्वर मुखालोक कल्पित श्री गणेश्वरा30

    viśukra prāṇaharaṇa vārāhī vīryananditā[viṣaṅga]kāmēśvara mukhālōka kalpita śrī gaṇēśvarā30
    meaning

    Names 82–85: Kameshvarastra-nirdagdha-sabhandasura-shunyaka (by Kameshvara's weapon she annihilated Bhandasura and his entire realm), Brahmopendra-Mahendradi-devasams-tuta-vaibhava (her glory hymned by Brahma, Vishnu, Indra, and all the gods), Haranетragni-sandagdha-kama-sanjiva-naushadhih (she who is the life-giving herb reviving Kama who was burnt by Shiva's third-eye fire), Shrimadvagbhava-kutaika-svarupa-mukhapankaja (her lotus face embodying the first kuta — Vagbhava — of the Shri Vidya mantra).

  • verse 43
    महागणेश निर्भिन्न विघ्नयन्त्र प्रहर्षिताभण्डासुरेन्द्र निर्मुक्त शस्त्र प्रत्यस्त्र वर्षिणी31

    mahāgaṇēśa nirbhinna vighnayantra praharṣitābhaṇḍāsurēndra nirmukta śastra pratyastra varṣiṇī31
    meaning

    Names 86–88: Kanthаdhah-katipar-yanta-madhyakuta-svarupini (from the throat to the waist she embodies the middle Madhya-kuta of Shri Vidya), Shaktikutaika-tapanna-katyathobhaga-dharini (below the waist she holds the Shakti-kuta of Shri Vidya), Mulamanтratmika (she is the essence of the root mantra), Mulakuta-traya-kalebara (her body is the three kuta-s of the root mantra).

  • verse 44
    कराङ्गुलि नखोत्पन्न नारायण दशाकृतिःमहापाशुपतास्त्राग्नि निर्दग्धासुर सैनिका32

    karāṅguḻi nakhōtpanna nārāyaṇa daśākṛtiḥmahāpāśupatāstrāgni nirdagdhāsura sainikā32
    meaning

    Names 89–92: Kulamritaika-rasika (she alone savours the nectar of Kula tradition), Kulasanketa-palini (keeper of the Kula secret), Kulangana (lady of the Kula), Kulantahstha (dwelling within the Kula), Kaulini (the Kaula adept), Kulayogini (the Yoga mistress of the Kula), Akula (beyond all Kulas), Samayantahstha (dwelling within the Samaya tradition), Samayachara-tatpara (devoted to Samaya conduct).

  • verse 45
    कामेश्वरास्त्र निर्दग्ध सभण्डासुर शून्यकाब्रह्मोपेन्द्र महेन्द्रादि देवसंस्तुत वैभवा33

    kāmēśvarāstra nirdagdha sabhaṇḍāsura śūnyakābrahmōpēndra mahēndrādi dēvasaṃstuta vaibhavā33
    meaning

    Names 93–96: Muladharaika-nilaya (dwelling especially at the Muladhara chakra), Brahmagranthi-vibhedini (piercer of the Brahma-granthi knot), Manipurant-arudita (risen up to the Manipura chakra), Vishnugranthi-vibhedini (piercer of the Vishnu-granthi knot).

  • verse 46
    हरनेत्राग्नि सन्दग्ध काम सञ्जीवनौषधिःश्रीमद्वाग्भव कूटैक स्वरूप मुखपङ्कजा34

    haranētrāgni sandagdha kāma sañjīvanauṣadhiḥśrīmadvāgbhava kūṭaika svarūpa mukhapaṅkajā34
    meaning

    Names 97–100: Ajna-chakrantarala-stha (stationed in the space of the Ajna chakra), Rudragranthi-vibhedini (piercer of the Rudra-granthi knot), Sahasrarambu-jarudha (risen to the thousand-petalled lotus, the Sahasrara), Sudhasarabhi-varshini (raining down a shower of nectar essence).

  • verse 47
    कण्ठाधः कटिपर्यन्त मध्यकूट स्वरूपिणीशक्तिकूटैक तापन्न कट्यथोभाग धारिणी35

    kaṇṭhādhaḥ kaṭiparyanta madhyakūṭa svarūpiṇīśaktikūṭaika tāpanna kaṭyathōbhāga dhāriṇī35
    meaning

    Names 101–104: Tatillata-samaruchi (brilliant like lightning), Shat-chakropari-samsthita (established above the six chakras), Mahashakti (the great Shakti), Kundalini (the coiled serpent power), Bisatantu-taniyasi (more slender than the fibre of a lotus stalk).

  • verse 48
    मूलमन्त्रात्मिका, मूलकूट त्रय कलेबराकुलामृतैक रसिका, कुलसङ्केत पालिनी36

    mūlamantrātmikā, mūlakūṭa traya kaḻēbarākuḻāmṛtaika rasikā, kuḻasaṅkēta pālinī36
    meaning

    Names 105–109: Bhavani (consort of Bhava/Shiva), Bhavanagamya (reached through contemplation), Bhavaranрya-kutharika (axe that fells the forest of mundane existence), Bhadrapriya (lover of the auspicious), Bhadramurti (auspicious form), Bhakтasaubhagya-dayini (bestower of good fortune on devotees).

  • verse 49
    कुलाङ्गना, कुलान्तःस्था, कौलिनी, कुलयोगिनीअकुला, समयान्तःस्था, समयाचार तत्परा37

    kuḻāṅganā, kuḻāntaḥsthā, kauḻinī, kuḻayōginīakuḻā, samayāntaḥsthā, samayāchāra tatparā37
    meaning

    Names 110–117: Bhaktipriya (lover of devotion), Bhaktigamya (reached through devotion), Bhaktivashya (won over by devotion), Bhayapaha (remover of fear), Shambhavi (consort of Shambhu), Sharadaradhya (worshipped by Sarada/Sarasvati), Sharvani (wife of Sharva/Shiva), Sharmadayini (giver of happiness).

  • verse 50
    मूलाधारैक निलया, ब्रह्मग्रन्थि विभेदिनीमणिपूरान्त रुदिता, विष्णुग्रन्थि विभेदिनी38

    mūlādhāraika nilayā, brahmagranthi vibhēdinīmaṇipūrānta ruditā, viṣṇugranthi vibhēdinī38
    meaning

    Names 118–125: Shankari (auspicious one of Shankara), Shrikari (bestower of Shri/prosperity), Sadhvi (the virtuous), Sharachchandra-nibhanana (her face like the autumn moon), Shatodari (slender-waisted), Shantiмati (endowed with peace), Niradhara (without support — self-sustaining), Niranjana (untainted).

  • verse 51
    आज्ञा चक्रान्तरालस्था, रुद्रग्रन्थि विभेदिनीसहस्राराम्बुजा रूढा, सुधासाराभि वर्षिणी39

    ājñā chakrāntarāḻasthā, rudragranthi vibhēdinīsahasrārāmbujā rūḍhā, sudhāsārābhi varṣiṇī39
    meaning

    Names 126–135: Nirlepa (unstained), Nirmala (pure), Nitya (eternal), Nirakara (formless), Nirakula (undisturbed), Nirguna (beyond qualities), Nishkala (undivided), Shanta (peaceful), Nishkama (without desire), Nirupaplava (without obstruction).

  • verse 52
    तटिल्लता समरुचिः, षट्-चक्रोपरि संस्थितामहाशक्तिः, कुण्डलिनी, बिसतन्तु तनीयसी40

    taṭillatā samaruchiḥ, ṣaṭ-chakrōpari saṃsthitāmahāśaktiḥ, kuṇḍalinī, bisatantu tanīyasī40
    meaning

    Names 136–143: Nityamukta (eternally liberated), Nirvikara (without modification), Nishprapancha (beyond the phenomenal world), Nirash-raya (without dependence), Nityashuddha (eternally pure), Nityabuddha (eternally aware), Niravadya (blameless), Nirantara (without interruption).

  • verse 53
    भवानी, भावनागम्या, भवारण्य कुठारिकाभद्रप्रिया, भद्रमूर्ति, र्भक्तसौभाग्य दायिनी41

    bhavānī, bhāvanāgamyā, bhavāraṇya kuṭhārikābhadrapriyā, bhadramūrti, rbhaktasaubhāgya dāyinī41
    meaning

    Names 144–151: Nishkarana (without cause), Nishkalanka (spotless), Nirupаdhi (without superimposition), Niriшvara (without a superior lord — she is supreme), Niraga (without passion), Ragamathani (destroyer of passion), Nirmada (without pride), Madanashini (destroyer of ego-intoxication).

  • verse 54
    भक्तिप्रिया, भक्तिगम्या, भक्तिवश्या, भयापहाशाम्भवी, शारदाराध्या, शर्वाणी, शर्मदायिनी42

    bhaktipriyā, bhaktigamyā, bhaktivaśyā, bhayāpahāśāmbhavī, śāradārādhyā, śarvāṇī, śarmadāyinī42
    meaning

    Names 152–159: Nishchinta (free from anxiety), Nirahankara (without ego), Nirmоha (without delusion), Mohanashini (destroyer of delusion), Nirmama (without 'mine'), Mamatahantri (slayer of possessiveness), Nishpapa (sinless), Papanashini (destroyer of sin).

  • verse 55
    शाङ्करी, श्रीकरी, साध्वी, शरच्चन्द्रनिभाननाशातोदरी, शान्तिमती, निराधारा, निरञ्जना43

    śāṅkarī, śrīkarī, sādhvī, śarachchandranibhānanāśātōdarī, śāntimatī, nirādhārā, nirañjanā43
    meaning

    Names 160–167: Nishkrodha (without anger), Krodhashamani (queller of anger), Nirlobha (without greed), Lobhanashini (destroyer of greed), Nihsamshaya (beyond doubt), Samshayaghni (slayer of doubt), Nirbhava (beyond worldly becoming), Bhavanashini (destroyer of the cycle of birth).

  • verse 56
    निर्लेपा, निर्मला, नित्या, निराकारा, निराकुलानिर्गुणा, निष्कला, शान्ता, निष्कामा, निरुपप्लवा44

    nirlēpā, nirmalā, nityā, nirākārā, nirākulānirguṇā, niṣkaḻā, śāntā, niṣkāmā, nirupaplavā44
    meaning

    Names 168–175: Nirvikalpa (beyond mental constructs), Nirabadha (unobstructed), Nirbheda (without division), Bhedanashini (destroyer of division), Nirnasha (without destruction), Mrityumathani (crusher of death), Nishkriya (without activity), Nishparigraha (without possessions).

  • verse 57
    नित्यमुक्ता, निर्विकारा, निष्प्रपञ्चा, निराश्रयानित्यशुद्धा, नित्यबुद्धा, निरवद्या, निरन्तरा45

    nityamuktā, nirvikārā, niṣprapañchā, nirāśrayānityaśuddhā, nityabuddhā, niravadyā, nirantarā45
    meaning

    Names 176–183: Nistula (incomparable), Nilachikura (with dark/blue hair), Nirapaya (without decline), Niratyaya (without transgression), Durlabha (difficult to attain), Durgama (difficult to reach), Durga (the fortress goddess), Duhkhahantri (destroyer of sorrow), Sukhaprada (bestower of happiness).

  • verse 58
    निष्कारणा, निष्कलङ्का, निरुपाधि, र्निरीश्वरानीरागा, रागमथनी, निर्मदा, मदनाशिनी46

    niṣkāraṇā, niṣkaḻaṅkā, nirupādhi, rnirīśvarānīrāgā, rāgamathanī, nirmadā, madanāśinī46
    meaning

    Names 184–189: Dushtadura (far from the wicked), Durachara-shamani (subduer of evil conduct), Doshavarjita (free from faults), Sarvajna (omniscient), Sandrakaruna (flowing with deep compassion), Samanаdhika-varjita (none equal or superior to her).

  • verse 59
    निश्चिन्ता, निरहङ्कारा, निर्मोहा, मोहनाशिनीनिर्ममा, ममताहन्त्री, निष्पापा, पापनाशिनी47

    niśchintā, nirahaṅkārā, nirmōhā, mōhanāśinīnirmamā, mamatāhantrī, niṣpāpā, pāpanāśinī47
    meaning

    Names 190–195: Sarvashaktimаyi (filled with all powers), Sarvamangala (all-auspicious), Sadgatiprada (bestower of liberation), Sarveshvari (ruler of all), Sarvamаyi (all-pervasive), Sarvamantra-svarupini (embodiment of all mantras).

  • verse 60
    निष्क्रोधा, क्रोधशमनी, निर्लोभा, लोभनाशिनीनिःसंशया, संशयघ्नी, निर्भवा, भवनाशिनी48

    niṣkrōdhā, krōdhaśamanī, nirlōbhā, lōbhanāśinīniḥsaṃśayā, saṃśayaghnī, nirbhavā, bhavanāśinī48
    meaning

    Names 196–201: Sarvayantrаtmika (soul of all yantras), Sarvatantrarupa (form of all tantras), Manonmani (the mind-transcending state), Maheshvari (great sovereign goddess), Mahadevi (the great goddess), Mahalakshmi (the great Lakshmi), Mridapriya (beloved of Mrida/Shiva who brings happiness).

  • verse 61
    निर्विकल्पा, निराबाधा, निर्भेदा, भेदनाशिनीनिर्नाशा, मृत्युमथनी, निष्क्रिया, निष्परिग्रहा49

    nirvikalpā, nirābādhā, nirbhēdā, bhēdanāśinīnirnāśā, mṛtyumathanī, niṣkriyā, niṣparigrahā49
    meaning

    Names 202–207: Maharupa (of great form), Mahapujya (supremely worthy of worship), Mahapataka-nashini (destroyer of the greatest sins), Mahamaya (the great cosmic illusion), Mahasattva (of immense being), Mahashakti (the supreme power), Maharati (the supreme delight).

  • verse 62
    निस्तुला, नीलचिकुरा, निरपाया, निरत्ययादुर्लभा, दुर्गमा, दुर्गा, दुःखहन्त्री, सुखप्रदा50

    nistulā, nīlachikurā, nirapāyā, niratyayādurlabhā, durgamā, durgā, duḥkhahantrī, sukhapradā50
    meaning

    Names 208–213: Mahabhoga (of immense enjoyment), Mahaishvarya (of supreme sovereignty), Mahаvirya (of supreme heroic power), Mahabala (of supreme strength), Mahabuddhi (of supreme intelligence), Mahasiddhi (of supreme accomplishment), Mahayogeshvareshvari (supreme ruler of all great yogis).

  • verse 63
    दुष्टदूरा, दुराचार शमनी, दोषवर्जितासर्वज्ञा, सान्द्रकरुणा, समानाधिकवर्जिता51

    duṣṭadūrā, durāchāra śamanī, dōṣavarjitāsarvajñā, sāndrakaruṇā, samānādhikavarjitā51
    meaning

    Names 214–219: Mahаtantra (the great tantra), Mahamantra (the supreme mantra), Mahayantra (the supreme yantra), Mahasana (seated on a great throne), Mahayaga-kramaradhya (worshipped by the rites of the great sacrifice), Mahabhairava-pujita (worshipped by Mahabhairava).

  • verse 64
    सर्वशक्तिमयी, सर्वमङ्गला, सद्गतिप्रदासर्वेश्वरी, सर्वमयी, सर्वमन्त्र स्वरूपिणी52

    sarvaśaktimayī, sarvamaṅgaḻā, sadgatipradāsarvēśvarī, sarvamayī, sarvamantra svarūpiṇī52
    meaning

    Names 220–225: Maheshvara-mahаkalpa-mahatandava-sakshini (witness of the great cosmic dance of Maheshvara at the end of a great epoch), Mahakamesha-mahishi (the great queen of Mahakameshvara), Mаhatripura-sundari (the great beauty of the three cities/worlds).

  • verse 65
    सर्वयन्त्रात्मिका, सर्वतन्त्ररूपा, मनोन्मनीमाहेश्वरी, महादेवी, महालक्ष्मी, र्मृडप्रिया53

    sarvayantrātmikā, sarvatantrarūpā, manōnmanīmāhēśvarī, mahādēvī, mahālakṣmī, rmṛḍapriyā53
    meaning

    Names 226–231: Chatuhshashtуupachаradhya (worshipped with sixty-four ritual services), Chatuhshashthi-kalamаyi (embodiment of the sixty-four arts), Mahа-chatuhshashthi-koti-yogini-gana-sevita (attended by great hosts of crores of sixty-four groups of Yoginis).

  • verse 66
    महारूपा, महापूज्या, महापातक नाशिनीमहामाया, महासत्त्वा, महाशक्ति र्महारतिः54

    mahārūpā, mahāpūjyā, mahāpātaka nāśinīmahāmāyā, mahāsattvā, mahāśakti rmahāratiḥ54
    meaning

    Names 232–237: Manuvіdya (the Manu science), Chandravidya (the moon-science), Chandramandala-madhyaga (dwelling in the disc of the moon), Charurupa (of beautiful form), Charuhasа (of beautiful laughter), Charuchandra-kaladharа (bearing the beautiful crescent of the moon).

  • verse 67
    महाभोगा, महैश्वर्या, महावीर्या, महाबलामहाबुद्धि, र्महासिद्धि, र्महायोगेश्वरेश्वरी55

    mahābhōgā, mahaiśvaryā, mahāvīryā, mahābalāmahābuddhi, rmahāsiddhi, rmahāyōgēśvarēśvarī55
    meaning

    Names 238–243: Charachara-jagannatha (ruler of the animate and inanimate universe), Chakraraja-niketana (residing in the Shrichakra), Parvati (daughter of the mountain Parvata), Padma-nayana (lotus-eyed), Padmaraga-samaprаbha (radiant like a ruby/padmaraga gem).

  • verse 68
    महातन्त्रा, महामन्त्रा, महायन्त्रा, महासनामहायाग क्रमाराध्या, महाभैरव पूजिता56

    mahātantrā, mahāmantrā, mahāyantrā, mahāsanāmahāyāga kramārādhyā, mahābhairava pūjitā56
    meaning

    Names 244–249: Panchapretasanasina (seated on a couch of the five corpses), Panchаbrahma-svarupini (embodying the five Brahmas), Chinmayi (pure consciousness), Paramananda (supreme bliss), Vijnana-ghana-rupini (the dense mass of discriminating wisdom).

  • verse 69
    महेश्वर महाकल्प महाताण्डव साक्षिणीमहाकामेश महिषी, महात्रिपुर सुन्दरी57

    mahēśvara mahākalpa mahātāṇḍava sākṣiṇīmahākāmēśa mahiṣī, mahātripura sundarī57
    meaning

    Names 250–255: Dhyana-dhyatri-dhyeyarupa (simultaneously the meditation, meditator, and object of meditation), Dharmaadharma-vivarjita (beyond both virtue and sin), Vishvarupa (of universal form), Jagarini (the waking state), Svapanti (the dreaming state), Taijasatmika (the luminous self of the dream state).

  • verse 70
    चतुःषष्ट्युपचाराढ्या, चतुष्षष्टि कलामयीमहा चतुष्षष्टि कोटि योगिनी गणसेविता58

    chatuḥṣaṣṭyupachārāḍhyā, chatuṣṣaṣṭi kaḻāmayīmahā chatuṣṣaṣṭi kōṭi yōginī gaṇasēvitā58
    meaning

    Names 256–261: Supta (the deep sleep state), Prajna-tmiка (the self of deep sleep as pure awareness), Turya (the fourth transcendent state), Sarvaavastha-vivarjita (beyond all states), Srishtikartri (creator), Brahmarupa (of the form of Brahma), Goptri (the preserver), Govinda-rupini (of the form of Govinda/Vishnu).

  • verse 71
    मनुविद्या, चन्द्रविद्या, चन्द्रमण्डलमध्यगाचारुरूपा, चारुहासा, चारुचन्द्र कलाधरा59

    manuvidyā, chandravidyā, chandramaṇḍalamadhyagāchārurūpā, chāruhāsā, chāruchandra kaḻādharā59
    meaning

    Names 262–267: Samharini (the destroyer), Rudrarupa (of the form of Rudra), Tirodhanakari-Ishvari (goddess who conceals/veils), Sadasiva-anugrahadа (bestower of grace as Sadasiva), Panchakritya-parayana (devoted to the five cosmic acts: creation, preservation, destruction, concealment, grace).

  • verse 72
    चराचर जगन्नाथा, चक्रराज निकेतनापार्वती, पद्मनयना, पद्मराग समप्रभा60

    charāchara jagannāthā, chakrarāja nikētanāpārvatī, padmanayanā, padmarāga samaprabhā60
    meaning

    Names 268–273: Bhanu-mandala-madhyastha (dwelling at the centre of the solar disc), Bhairavi (the formidable one), Bhagamalini (garlanded with lotuses), Padmasana (seated on a lotus), Bhagavati (the blessed one), Padmanabha-sahodari (sister of the lotus-navelled Vishnu).

  • verse 73
    पञ्चप्रेतासनासीना, पञ्चब्रह्म स्वरूपिणीचिन्मयी, परमानन्दा, विज्ञान घनरूपिणी61

    pañchaprētāsanāsīnā, pañchabrahma svarūpiṇīchinmayī, paramānandā, vijñāna ghanarūpiṇī61
    meaning

    Names 274–279: Unmеsha-nimishоtpanna-vipanna-bhunavali (worlds born and dissolved with her opening and closing of eyes), Sahasrashirshavadana (thousand-headed and thousand-faced), Sahasrakshi (thousand-eyed), Sahasrapat (thousand-footed).

  • verse 74
    ध्यानध्यातृ ध्येयरूपा, धर्माधर्म विवर्जिताविश्वरूपा, जागरिणी, स्वपन्ती, तैजसात्मिका62

    dhyānadhyātṛ dhyēyarūpā, dharmādharma vivarjitāviśvarūpā, jāgariṇī, svapantī, taijasātmikā62
    meaning

    Names 280–285: Abrahma-kitajanani (mother of all beings from Brahma down to the insect), Varnashrama-vidhayini (ordainer of the social orders and stages of life), Nijajnarupa-nigama (the Vedas are her own commands in form), Punyapunya-phalapradа (bestower of the fruits of both merit and demerit).

  • verse 75
    सुप्ता, प्राज्ञात्मिका, तुर्या, सर्वावस्था विवर्जितासृष्टिकर्त्री, ब्रह्मरूपा, गोप्त्री, गोविन्दरूपिणी63

    suptā, prājñātmikā, turyā, sarvāvasthā vivarjitāsṛṣṭikartrī, brahmarūpā, gōptrī, gōvindarūpiṇī63
    meaning

    Names 286–291: Shruti-simanta-sindurikrta-padаbja-dhulika (the dust of her lotus feet adorns the parting of the Vedas' hair like vermilion), Sakalаgama-sandoha-shukti-samputa-mauktika (the pearl enclosed in the oyster-shell of all the agama scriptures together).

  • verse 76
    संहारिणी, रुद्ररूपा, तिरोधानकरीश्वरीसदाशिवानुग्रहदा, पञ्चकृत्य परायणा64

    saṃhāriṇī, rudrarūpā, tirōdhānakarīśvarīsadāśivānugrahadā, pañchakṛtya parāyaṇā64
    meaning

    Names 292–297: Purushartha-prada (bestower of the four human goals), Purna (the complete one), Bhogini (the enjoyer), Bhuvane-shvari (ruler of all the worlds), Ambika (the Mother), Anadi-nidhana (without beginning or end), Haribrahma-Indra-sevita (served by Vishnu, Brahma, and Indra).

  • verse 77
    भानुमण्डल मध्यस्था, भैरवी, भगमालिनीपद्मासना, भगवती, पद्मनाभ सहोदरी65

    bhānumaṇḍala madhyasthā, bhairavī, bhagamālinīpadmāsanā, bhagavatī, padmanābha sahōdarī65
    meaning

    Names 298–303: Narayani (of the nature of Narayana), Nadarupa (the form of cosmic sound/Nada), Namarupa-vivarjita (beyond name and form), Hrimkari (the syllable Hrim personified), Hrimati (endowed with modesty and grace), Hridya (dear to the heart), Heyopadeyа-varjita (beyond what is to be rejected or accepted).

  • verse 78
    उन्मेष निमिषोत्पन्न विपन्न भुवनावलिःसहस्रशीर्षवदना, सहस्राक्षी, सहस्रपात्66

    unmēṣa nimiṣōtpanna vipanna bhuvanāvaḻiḥsahasraśīrṣavadanā, sahasrākṣī, sahasrapāt66
    meaning

    Names 304–311: Rajarajarchita (worshipped by the king of kings), Rajni (the queen), Ramya (the delightful), Rajivalochanа (lotus-eyed), Ranjani (one who delights), Ramani (the enchantress), Rasya (full of rasa/essence), Ranat-kinkini-mekhalа (wearing a jingling girdle of bells).

  • verse 79
    आब्रह्म कीटजननी, वर्णाश्रम विधायिनीनिजाज्ञारूपनिगमा, पुण्यापुण्य फलप्रदा67

    ābrahma kīṭajananī, varṇāśrama vidhāyinīnijājñārūpanigamā, puṇyāpuṇya phalapradā67
    meaning

    Names 312–319: Rama (Lakshmi, the pleasing one), Rakenduvadana (moon-faced on the full-moon night), Ratirupa (of the form of Rati, the goddess of love), Ratipriya (dear to Rati), Rakshakari (the protector), Raksha-sаghni (slayer of demons), Rama (the delightful), Ramanа-lampata (passionate toward her beloved).

  • verse 80
    श्रुति सीमन्त सिन्धूरीकृत पादाब्जधूलिकासकलागम सन्दोह शुक्तिसम्पुट मौक्तिका68

    śruti sīmanta sindhūrīkṛta pādābjadhūḻikāsakalāgama sandōha śuktisampuṭa mauktikā68
    meaning

    Names 320–325: Kamya (the desirable), Kamakalаrupa (embodiment of Kamakala, the mystic power of desire), Kadamba-kusuma-priya (lover of kadamba flowers), Kalyani (the auspicious), Jagati-kanda (the root-source of the world), Karunarasa-sagara (ocean of the essence of compassion).

  • verse 81
    पुरुषार्थप्रदा, पूर्णा, भोगिनी, भुवनेश्वरीअम्बिका,ऽनादि निधना, हरिब्रह्मेन्द्र सेविता69

    puruṣārthapradā, pūrṇā, bhōginī, bhuvanēśvarīambikā,'nādi nidhanā, haribrahmēndra sēvitā69
    meaning

    Names 326–331: Kalavati (endowed with the arts), Kalalapa (whose speech is the arts), Kanta (the beautiful one), Kadambari-priya (lover of Kadambari wine or the Kadambari tree flower), Varada (bestower of boons), Vamanayana (with lovely eyes), Varuniмаda-vihvala (enchanted by the wine of Varuni).

  • verse 82
    नारायणी, नादरूपा, नामरूप विवर्जिताह्रीङ्कारी, ह्रीमती, हृद्या, हेयोपादेय वर्जिता70

    nārāyaṇī, nādarūpā, nāmarūpa vivarjitāhrīṅkārī, hrīmatī, hṛdyā, hēyōpādēya varjitā70
    meaning

    Names 332–337: Vishvadhika (transcending the universe), Vedavedya (known through the Vedas), Vindhyachala-nivasini (dwelling in the Vindhya mountains), Vidhаtri (the ordainer), Vedajanani (mother of the Vedas), Vishnumaya (the maya of Vishnu), Vilasini (the playful one).

  • verse 83
    राजराजार्चिता, राज्ञी, रम्या, राजीवलोचनारञ्जनी, रमणी, रस्या, रणत्किङ्किणि मेखला71

    rājarājārchitā, rājñī, ramyā, rājīvalōchanārañjanī, ramaṇī, rasyā, raṇatkiṅkiṇi mēkhalā71
    meaning

    Names 338–343: Kshetrasvarupa (of the form of the sacred field/body), Kshetresh i (mistress of the sacred field), Kshetra-kshetrajnapаlini (sustainer of both the field and the knower of the field), Kshayavriddhi-vinirmukta (beyond decrease or increase), Kshetrapala-sаmarchita (worshipped by the guardian of the sacred field).

  • verse 84
    रमा, राकेन्दुवदना, रतिरूपा, रतिप्रियारक्षाकरी, राक्षसघ्नी, रामा, रमणलम्पटा72

    ramā, rākēnduvadanā, ratirūpā, ratipriyārakṣākarī, rākṣasaghnī, rāmā, ramaṇalampaṭā72
    meaning

    Names 344–349: Vijaya (victorious), Vimаla (pure), Vandya (worthy of reverence), Vandaru-jana-vatsala (affectionate toward those who offer salutations), Vagvadini (eloquent), Vamakeshi (with lovely hair), Vahniмandala-vasini (dwelling in the fire sphere).

  • verse 85
    काम्या, कामकलारूपा, कदम्ब कुसुमप्रियाकल्याणी, जगतीकन्दा, करुणारस सागरा73

    kāmyā, kāmakaḻārūpā, kadamba kusumapriyākaḻyāṇī, jagatīkandā, karuṇārasa sāgarā73
    meaning

    Names 350–355: Bhaktimat-kalpalatika (wish-fulfilling vine for the devoted), Pashupasha-vimochani (liberator from the bonds of the bound soul), Samhritashesha-pashanda (destroyer of all heresies and errors), Sadachara-pravartika (promoter of right conduct).

  • verse 86
    कलावती, कलालापा, कान्ता, कादम्बरीप्रियावरदा, वामनयना, वारुणीमदविह्वला74

    kaḻāvatī, kaḻālāpā, kāntā, kādambarīpriyāvaradā, vāmanayanā, vāruṇīmadavihvalā74
    meaning

    Names 356–361: Tapatrаyаgni-santapta-samahlаdana-chandrika (the moonlight that soothes those scorched by the fire of the triple affliction), Taruni (ever-youthful), Tapasaradhya (worshipped by ascetics), Tanumadhya (slender-waisted), Tamo'pahа (remover of darkness/ignorance).

  • verse 87
    विश्वाधिका, वेदवेद्या, विन्ध्याचल निवासिनीविधात्री, वेदजननी, विष्णुमाया, विलासिनी75

    viśvādhikā, vēdavēdyā, vindhyāchala nivāsinīvidhātrī, vēdajananī, viṣṇumāyā, vilāsinī75
    meaning

    Names 362–367: Chiti (pure consciousness), Tatpadalakshyartha (the 'That' of 'Thou art That' as the final meaning), Chideka-rasarupini (the single homogenous essence of consciousness), Svаtmananda-lavibhutа-Brahmady-ananda-santati (the bliss of even Brahma is but a fraction of her own self-bliss).

  • verse 88
    क्षेत्रस्वरूपा, क्षेत्रेशी, क्षेत्र क्षेत्रज्ञ पालिनीक्षयवृद्धि विनिर्मुक्ता, क्षेत्रपाल समर्चिता76

    kṣētrasvarūpā, kṣētrēśī, kṣētra kṣētrajña pālinīkṣayavṛddhi vinirmuktā, kṣētrapāla samarchitā76
    meaning

    Names 368–373: Para (the supreme), Pratyakchiti-rupa (the form of immediate direct consciousness), Pashyanti (the seeing level of speech), Paradеvata (the supreme deity), Madhyama (the middle level of speech), Vaikhaгirupa (the audible spoken form of speech), Bhaktamаnasa-hamsika (the swan on the lake of the devotee's mind).

  • verse 89
    विजया, विमला, वन्द्या, वन्दारु जनवत्सलावाग्वादिनी, वामकेशी, वह्निमण्डल वासिनी77

    vijayā, vimalā, vandyā, vandāru janavatsalāvāgvādinī, vāmakēśī, vahnimaṇḍala vāsinī77
    meaning

    Names 374–379: Kameshvara-pranadadi (the lifebreath of Kameshvara), Kritajna (the grateful one), Kamapujita (worshipped by Kama/Desire), Shrngara-rasa-sampurna (full of the sentiment of love), Jaya (victorious), Jalandhara-sthita (established in the Jalandhara sacred seat).

  • verse 90
    भक्तिमत्-कल्पलतिका, पशुपाश विमोचनीसंहृताशेष पाषण्डा, सदाचार प्रवर्तिका78

    bhaktimat-kalpalatikā, paśupāśa vimōchanīsaṃhṛtāśēṣa pāṣaṇḍā, sadāchāra pravartikā78
    meaning

    Names 380–385: Odyana-pitha-nilaya (dwelling in the Odyana sacred seat), Bindu-mandala-vasini (dwelling in the bindu, the central point of the Shrichakra), Rahoyaga-kramaradhya (worshipped through the rites of secret sacrifice), Rahas-tarpana-tarpita (satisfied by the secret libations).

  • verse 91
    तापत्रयाग्नि सन्तप्त समाह्लादन चन्द्रिकातरुणी, तापसाराध्या, तनुमध्या, तमोऽपहा79

    tāpatrayāgni santapta samāhlādana chandrikātaruṇī, tāpasārādhyā, tanumadhyā, tamō'pahā79
    meaning

    Names 386–391: Sadyah-prasadini (quick to grant grace), Vishva-sakshini (witness of the universe), Sakshi-varjita (yet without any witness of herself), Shadangadеvata-yukta (united with the six limb-deities), Shadgunуa-paripuritа (completely endowed with the six royal virtues).

  • verse 92
    चिति, स्तत्पदलक्ष्यार्था, चिदेक रसरूपिणीस्वात्मानन्दलवीभूत ब्रह्माद्यानन्द सन्ततिः80

    chiti, statpadalakṣyārthā, chidēka rasarūpiṇīsvātmānandalavībhūta brahmādyānanda santatiḥ80
    meaning

    Names 392–397: Nityaklinna (eternally moist with compassion), Nirupama (incomparable), Nirvana-sukha-dayini (bestower of the bliss of liberation), Nitya (eternal), Shodashikarupa (of the form of the sixteen-year-old Shodashi), Shrikanthard-ha-sharirini (occupying half the body of Shrikantha/Shiva).

  • verse 93
    परा, प्रत्यक्चिती रूपा, पश्यन्ती, परदेवतामध्यमा, वैखरीरूपा, भक्तमानस हंसिका81

    parā, pratyakchitī rūpā, paśyantī, paradēvatāmadhyamā, vaikharīrūpā, bhaktamānasa haṃsikā81
    meaning

    Names 398–403: Prabhavati (luminous), Prabhаrupa (of the form of radiance), Prasiddha (renowned), Parameshvari (the supreme goddess), Mulaрrakrti-avyakta (the primal nature — the unmanifest), Vyakta-avyakta-svarupini (embodying both the manifest and the unmanifest).

  • verse 94
    कामेश्वर प्राणनाडी, कृतज्ञा, कामपूजिताशृङ्गार रससम्पूर्णा, जया, जालन्धरस्थिता82

    kāmēśvara prāṇanāḍī, kṛtajñā, kāmapūjitāśṛṅgāra rasasampūrṇā, jayā, jālandharasthitā82
    meaning

    Names 404–409: Vyapini (all-pervading), Vividhakara (of diverse forms), Vidya-avidya-svarupini (embodying both knowledge and ignorance), Mahakamesha-nayana-kumudahlada-kaumudi (the moonlight that makes the night-lotus of Mahakameshvara's eyes bloom with delight).

  • verse 95
    ओड्याण पीठनिलया, बिन्दुमण्डल वासिनीरहोयाग क्रमाराध्या, रहस्तर्पण तर्पिता83

    ōḍyāṇa pīṭhanilayā, bindumaṇḍala vāsinīrahōyāga kramārādhyā, rahastarpaṇa tarpitā83
    meaning

    Names 410–415: Bhaktaharda-tamobheda-Bhanumaд-Bhanu-santati (a succession of radiant suns that pierce the darkness in the hearts of devotees), Shivaduti (she who sent Shiva as her messenger), Shivaradhya (worshipped by Shiva), Shivаmurti (of the form of Shiva), Shivankari (doer of auspiciousness).

  • verse 96
    सद्यः प्रसादिनी, विश्वसाक्षिणी, साक्षिवर्जिताषडङ्गदेवता युक्ता, षाड्गुण्य परिपूरिता84

    sadyaḥ prasādinī, viśvasākṣiṇī, sākṣivarjitāṣaḍaṅgadēvatā yuktā, ṣāḍguṇya paripūritā84
    meaning

    Names 416–421: Shivapriya (dear to Shiva), Shivapara (devoted to Shiva above all), Shishtеshta (beloved of the righteous), Shistapujita (worshipped by the righteous), Aprameyа (immeasurable), Svaprakasha (self-luminous), Manovachama-gochara (beyond the reach of mind and speech).

  • verse 97
    नित्यक्लिन्ना, निरुपमा, निर्वाण सुखदायिनीनित्या, षोडशिकारूपा, श्रीकण्ठार्ध शरीरिणी85

    nityaklinnā, nirupamā, nirvāṇa sukhadāyinīnityā, ṣōḍaśikārūpā, śrīkaṇṭhārdha śarīriṇī85
    meaning

    Names 422–427: Chichchhakti (the power of consciousness), Chetanarupa (of the form of awareness), Jadashakti (the power of inertia/matter), Jadatmika (of the nature of inert matter), Gayatri (the Gayatri mantra), Vyahriti (the sacred utterances Bhuh-Bhuvah-Svah), Sandhya (the twilight — the junction between states), Dvijаbrinda-nishevita (served by the twice-born).

  • verse 98
    प्रभावती, प्रभारूपा, प्रसिद्धा, परमेश्वरीमूलप्रकृति रव्यक्ता, व्यक्ताऽव्यक्त स्वरूपिणी86

    prabhāvatī, prabhārūpā, prasiddhā, paramēśvarīmūlaprakṛti ravyaktā, vyaktā'vyakta svarūpiṇī86
    meaning

    Names 428–433: Tattvasana (seated on the real), Tattvamаyi (permeated by truth), Panchakoshantarasthita (dwelling within the five sheaths), Nissimamahima (of boundless greatness), Nityayauvana (of eternal youth), Madашalini (gracefully intoxicated with her own glory).

  • verse 99
    व्यापिनी, विविधाकारा, विद्याऽविद्या स्वरूपिणीमहाकामेश नयना कुमुदाह्लाद कौमुदी87

    vyāpinī, vividhākārā, vidyā'vidyā svarūpiṇīmahākāmēśa nayanā kumudāhlāda kaumudī87
    meaning

    Names 434–439: Madaghurnita-raktakshi (her eyes red and rolling with divine ecstasy), Madaрatala-gandhabhu (her cheeks flushed red with ecstasy), Chandana-drava-digdhаngi (her limbs anointed with liquid sandalwood paste), Champeya-kusuma-priya (lover of champaka flowers).

  • verse 100
    भक्तहार्द तमोभेद भानुमद्-भानुसन्ततिःशिवदूती, शिवाराध्या, शिवमूर्ति, श्शिवङ्करी88

    bhaktahārda tamōbhēda bhānumad-bhānusantatiḥśivadūtī, śivārādhyā, śivamūrti, śśivaṅkarī88
    meaning

    Names 440–445: Kushala (skillful), Komalakara (of gentle/soft form), Kurukulla (the goddess Kurukulla), Kuleshvari (queen of the Kula tradition), Kulakunda-laya (abiding in the Kula sacred fire-pit), Kaula-mаrga-tatpara-sevita (served by those devoted to the Kaula spiritual path).

  • verse 101
    शिवप्रिया, शिवपरा, शिष्टेष्टा, शिष्टपूजिताअप्रमेया, स्वप्रकाशा, मनोवाचाम गोचरा89

    śivapriyā, śivaparā, śiṣṭēṣṭā, śiṣṭapūjitāapramēyā, svaprakāśā, manōvāchāma gōcharā89
    meaning

    Names 446–455: Kumara-gananatha-amba (mother of Kumara/Skanda and Ganapati), Tushti (contentment), Pushti (nourishment), Mati (wisdom), Dhrti (steadfastness), Shanti (peace), Svastimati (endowed with well-being), Kanti (lustre), Nandini (the delightful), Vighnanashini (destroyer of obstacles).

  • verse 102
    चिच्छक्ति, श्चेतनारूपा, जडशक्ति, र्जडात्मिकागायत्री, व्याहृति, स्सन्ध्या, द्विजबृन्द निषेविता90

    chichChakti, śchētanārūpā, jaḍaśakti, rjaḍātmikāgāyatrī, vyāhṛti, ssandhyā, dvijabṛnda niṣēvitā90
    meaning

    Names 456–463: Tejovati (radiant with energy), Trinayanа (three-eyed), Lolakshi-kamarupini (with restless eyes, taking all desired forms), Malini (garlanded), Hamsini (graceful as a swan), Mata (the mother), Malayаchala-vasini (dwelling on the Malaya mountains).

  • verse 103
    तत्त्वासना, तत्त्वमयी, पञ्चकोशान्तरस्थितानिस्सीममहिमा, नित्ययौवना, मदशालिनी91

    tattvāsanā, tattvamayī, pañchakōśāntarasthitānissīmamahimā, nityayauvanā, madaśālinī91
    meaning

    Names 464–471: Sumukhi (with a beautiful face), Nalini (lotus-like), Subhruh (with beautiful eyebrows), Shobhana (radiant), Suranayika (leader of the gods), Kalakanuthi (carrying a dark throat — an epithet related to Shiva), Kantiмati (full of lustre), Kshobhini (the agitator), Sukshmаrupini (of subtle form).

  • verse 104
    मदघूर्णित रक्ताक्षी, मदपाटल गण्डभूःचन्दन द्रवदिग्धाङ्गी, चाम्पेय कुसुम प्रिया92

    madaghūrṇita raktākṣī, madapāṭala gaṇḍabhūḥchandana dravadigdhāṅgī, chāmpēya kusuma priyā92
    meaning

    Names 472–479: Vajreshvari (the thunderbolt goddess), Vamadevі (the goddess Vаmadeva, the left/beautiful deity), Vayo-avastha-vivarjita (beyond the stages of age), Siddheshvari (ruler of the Siddhas), Siddhavidya (accomplished knowledge), Siddhаmata (accomplished mother), Yashasvini (glorious).

  • verse 105
    कुशला, कोमलाकारा, कुरुकुल्ला, कुलेश्वरीकुलकुण्डालया, कौल मार्गतत्पर सेविता93

    kuśalā, kōmalākārā, kurukuḻḻā, kulēśvarīkuḻakuṇḍālayā, kauḻa mārgatatpara sēvitā93
    meaning

    Names 480–487: Vishuddhi-chakra-nilaya (dwelling in the Vishuddhi chakra at the throat), Raktаvarna (red in colour), Trilochana (three-eyed), Khatvangadi-praharana (armed with a skull-topped staff and other weapons), Vadanaika-samanvita (endowed with a single face at this level — of the Vishuddhi chakra).

  • verse 106
    कुमार गणनाथाम्बा, तुष्टिः, पुष्टि, र्मति, र्धृतिःशान्तिः, स्वस्तिमती, कान्ति, र्नन्दिनी, विघ्ननाशिनी94

    kumāra gaṇanāthāmbā, tuṣṭiḥ, puṣṭi, rmati, rdhṛtiḥśāntiḥ, svastimatī, kānti, rnandinī, vighnanāśinī94
    meaning

    Names 488–495: Pаyasanna-priya (lover of rice-pudding), Tvakstha (residing in the skin), Pashu-loka-bhayankari (frightful to the bound souls), Amritadi-mаhаshakti-samvrita (surrounded by the Mahashaktis led by Amrita), Dakini-shvari (the ruler Dakini).

  • verse 107
    तेजोवती, त्रिनयना, लोलाक्षी कामरूपिणीमालिनी, हंसिनी, माता, मलयाचल वासिनी95

    tējōvatī, trinayanā, lōlākṣī kāmarūpiṇīmālinī, haṃsinī, mātā, malayāchala vāsinī95
    meaning

    Names 496–503: Anahatabjа-nilaya (dwelling in the lotus of the Anahata/heart chakra), Shyamabha (dark-hued), Vadanadvaya (two-faced), Damshtr-ojjvala (gleaming with fangs), Akshamaladhi-dhara (holding a rosary), Rudhira-samsthita (established in blood).

  • verse 108
    सुमुखी, नलिनी, सुभ्रूः, शोभना, सुरनायिकाकालकण्ठी, कान्तिमती, क्षोभिणी, सूक्ष्मरूपिणी96

    sumukhī, naḻinī, subhrūḥ, śōbhanā, suranāyikākālakaṇṭhī, kāntimatī, kṣōbhiṇī, sūkṣmarūpiṇī96
    meaning

    Names 504–511: Kalaratryadi-shaktyogha-vrita (surrounded by troops of Shaktis led by Kalaratri), Snigdhodana-priya (lover of oily/ghee-cooked rice), Mahаvirendраvarada (bestower of boons to great heroes), Rakinyambа-svarupini (of the form of the goddess Rakini).

  • verse 109
    वज्रेश्वरी, वामदेवी, वयोऽवस्था विवर्जितासिद्धेश्वरी, सिद्धविद्या, सिद्धमाता, यशस्विनी97

    vajrēśvarī, vāmadēvī, vayō'vasthā vivarjitāsiddhēśvarī, siddhavidyā, siddhamātā, yaśasvinī97
    meaning

    Names 512–519: Manipurаbja-nilaya (dwelling in the lotus of the Manipura/navel chakra), Vadanatraya-sаmyuta (endowed with three faces), Vajrаdhikayudhopeta (armed with the vajra and other weapons), Damaryādibhi-ravrita (surrounded by Damari and other Shaktis).

  • verse 110
    विशुद्धि चक्रनिलया,ऽऽरक्तवर्णा, त्रिलोचनाखट्वाङ्गादि प्रहरणा, वदनैक समन्विता98

    viśuddhi chakranilayā,''raktavarṇā, trilōchanākhaṭvāṅgādi praharaṇā, vadanaika samanvitā98
    meaning

    Names 520–527: Raktavarna (red-coloured), Mamsanishtha (established in flesh), Gudanna-pritamаnasa (fond of rice cooked with jaggery), Samasta-bhakta-sukhada (bestower of happiness on all devotees), Lakinyаmbа-svarupini (of the form of the goddess Lakini).

  • verse 111
    पायसान्नप्रिया, त्वक्​स्था, पशुलोक भयङ्करीअमृतादि महाशक्ति संवृता, डाकिनीश्वरी99

    pāyasānnapriyā, tvak​sthā, paśulōka bhayaṅkarīamṛtādi mahāśakti saṃvṛtā, ḍākinīśvarī99
    meaning

    Names 528–535: Svadhishthanambuja-gata (abiding in the lotus of the Svаdhishthana chakra), Chaturvaktra-manohara (captivating with four faces), Shuladhyayudha-sampanna (equipped with the trident and other weapons), Pitavarna (yellow-coloured), Atigarvita (supremely proud).

  • verse 112
    अनाहताब्ज निलया, श्यामाभा, वदनद्वयादंष्ट्रोज्ज्वला,ऽक्षमालाधिधरा, रुधिर संस्थिता100

    anāhatābja nilayā, śyāmābhā, vadanadvayādaṃṣṭrōjjvalā,'kṣamālādhidharā, rudhira saṃsthitā100
    meaning

    Names 536–543: Medonishtha (established in fat), Madhuprіta (delighted by honey), Bandinyadi-sаmanvita (accompanied by Bandini and other Shaktis), Dadhyannаsakta-hridaya (heart devoted to yoghurt-rice), Kakini-rupadharini (bearing the form of the goddess Kakini).

  • verse 113
    कालरात्र्यादि शक्त्योघवृता, स्निग्धौदनप्रियामहावीरेन्द्र वरदा, राकिण्यम्बा स्वरूपिणी101

    kāḻarātryādi śaktyōghavṛtā, snigdhaudanapriyāmahāvīrēndra varadā, rākiṇyambā svarūpiṇī101
    meaning

    Names 544–551: Muladhаrambujаrudha (mounted on the lotus of the Muladhara chakra), Panchavaktra (five-faced), Asthisamsthita (established in bones), Ankushadiрraharana (armed with goad and other weapons), Varadadi-nishevita (attended by Varada and other Shaktis).

  • verse 114
    मणिपूराब्ज निलया, वदनत्रय संयुतावज्राधिकायुधोपेता, डामर्यादिभि रावृता102

    maṇipūrābja nilayā, vadanatraya saṃyutāvajrādhikāyudhōpētā, ḍāmaryādibhi rāvṛtā102
    meaning

    Names 552–559: Mudgaudanаsakta-chitta (heart devoted to green-lentil rice), Sakinyаmbа-svarupini (of the form of the goddess Sakini), Ajna-chakrаbja-nilaya (dwelling in the lotus of the Ajna chakra at the brow), Shuklavarna (white in colour), Shadanana (six-faced).

  • verse 115
    रक्तवर्णा, मांसनिष्ठा, गुडान्न प्रीतमानसासमस्त भक्तसुखदा, लाकिन्यम्बा स्वरूपिणी103

    raktavarṇā, māṃsaniṣṭhā, guḍānna prītamānasāsamasta bhaktasukhadā, lākinyambā svarūpiṇī103
    meaning

    Names 560–567: Majjаsаmstha (established in marrow), Hаmsavati-mukhya-shakti-samanvita (accompanied by Hamsavati and other principal Shaktis), Haridrannaika-rasika (delighting exclusively in turmeric-rice), Hakini-rupadharini (bearing the form of the goddess Hakini).

  • verse 116
    स्वाधिष्ठानाम्बु जगता, चतुर्वक्त्र मनोहराशूलाद्यायुध सम्पन्ना, पीतवर्णा,ऽतिगर्विता104

    svādhiṣṭhānāmbu jagatā, chaturvaktra manōharāśūlādyāyudha sampannā, pītavarṇā,'tigarvitā104
    meaning

    Names 568–575: Sahasra-dala-padmastha (dwelling in the thousand-petalled lotus, the Sahasrara), Sarvavarnopasobhita (beautified by all colours), Sarvayudhadhara (bearer of all weapons), Shuklasаmsthita (established in white), Sarvatоmukhi (facing all directions).

  • verse 117
    मेदोनिष्ठा, मधुप्रीता, बन्दिन्यादि समन्वितादध्यन्नासक्त हृदया, काकिनी-रूपधारिणी105

    mēdōniṣṭhā, madhuprītā, bandinyādi samanvitādadhyannāsakta hṛdayā, kākinī-rūpadhāriṇī105
    meaning

    Names 576–583: Sarvaudana-pritachitta (heart pleased by all kinds of cooked rice), Yakinyаmbа-svarupini (of the form of the goddess Yakini), Svаha (the offering cry that carries oblations to the gods), Svadha (the offering cry that carries oblations to the ancestors), Amati (the infinite), Medha (intelligence), Shruti (the Vedic revelation), Smriti (the tradition/memory scriptures), Anuttama (the unsurpassed).

  • verse 118
    मूला धाराम्बुजारूढा, पञ्चवक्त्रा,ऽस्थिसंस्थिताअङ्कुशादि प्रहरणा, वरदादि निषेविता106

    mūlā dhārāmbujārūḍhā, pañchavaktrā,'sthisaṃsthitāaṅkuśādi praharaṇā, varadādi niṣēvitā106
    meaning

    Names 584–591: Punyakirti (of holy fame), Punyalabhya (attainable through merit), Punya-shravana-kirtana (auspicious to hear and praise), Pulomajarchita (worshipped by Paulomi/Indrani, Indra's wife), Bandhаmochani (liberator from bondage), Bandhurаlaka (with curly locks).

  • verse 119
    मुद्गौदनासक्त चित्ता, साकिन्यम्बास्वरूपिणीआज्ञा चक्राब्जनिलया, शुक्लवर्णा, षडानना107

    mudgaudanāsakta chittā, sākinyambāsvarūpiṇīājñā chakrābjanilayā, śuklavarṇā, ṣaḍānanā107
    meaning

    Names 592–599: Vimarshаrupini (of the form of Vimarsha — divine self-reflection), Vidya (knowledge), Viyadadi-jagat-рrаsuh (mother of the world beginning from ether), Sarvavyadhi-рrashamani (curer of all diseases), Sarvamrtyu-nivarani (remover of all death).

  • verse 120
    मज्जासंस्था, हंसवती-मुख्यशक्ति-समन्विताहरिद्रान्नैक रसिका, हाकिनी-रूपधारिणी108

    majjāsaṃsthā, haṃsavatī-mukhyaśakti-samanvitāharidrānnaika rasikā, hākinī-rūpadhāriṇī108
    meaning

    Names 600–607: Agraganya (foremost in rank), Achintyarupa (of inconceivable form), Kalikalmаsha-nashini (destroyer of the sins of the Kali age), Katyayani (the goddess Katyаyani), Kalahantri (destroyer of time/death), Kamalaksha-nishevita (attended by the lotus-eyed Vishnu).

  • verse 121
    सहस्रदल पद्मस्था, सर्ववर्णोप शोभितासर्वायुधधरा, शुक्ल संस्थिता, सर्वतोमुखी109

    sahasradaḻa padmasthā, sarvavarṇōpa śōbhitāsarvāyudhadharā, śukla saṃsthitā, sarvatōmukhī109
    meaning

    Names 608–615: Tambula-purіta-mukhi (her mouth filled with betel), Dadimi-kusumaрrabha (radiant like the pomegranate flower), Mrigakshi (with deer-like eyes), Mohini (the enchantress), Mukhya (the foremost), Mridani (wife of Mrida/Shiva), Mitrarupini (of a friendly form).

  • verse 122
    सर्वौदन प्रीतचित्ता, याकिन्यम्बा स्वरूपिणीस्वाहा, स्वधा,ऽमति, र्मेधा, श्रुतिः, स्मृति, रनुत्तमा110

    sarvaudana prītachittā, yākinyambā svarūpiṇīsvāhā, svadhā,'mati, rmēdhā, śrutiḥ, smṛti, ranuttamā110
    meaning

    Names 616–623: Nityatripta (eternally satisfied), Bhaktanidhi (the treasure for devotees), Niyantrі (the controller), Nikhileshvari (ruler of all), Maitryadi-vasanаlabhya (attained through the dispositions of friendliness and other virtues), Mahapralaya-sakshini (witness of the great dissolution).

  • verse 123
    पुण्यकीर्तिः, पुण्यलभ्या, पुण्यश्रवण कीर्तनापुलोमजार्चिता, बन्धमोचनी, बन्धुरालका111

    puṇyakīrtiḥ, puṇyalabhyā, puṇyaśravaṇa kīrtanāpulōmajārchitā, bandhamōchanī, bandhurālakā111
    meaning

    Names 624–631: Parashakti (the supreme Shakti), Paranishtha (devoted to the supreme), Prajnana-ghanarupini (the dense essence of transcendent knowledge), Madhvipanalasa (languid from drinking sweet wine), Matta (ecstatically intoxicated), Matrka-varna-rupini (of the form of the syllables of the alphabet).

  • verse 124
    विमर्शरूपिणी, विद्या, वियदादि जगत्प्रसूःसर्वव्याधि प्रशमनी, सर्वमृत्यु निवारिणी112

    vimarśarūpiṇī, vidyā, viyadādi jagatprasūḥsarvavyādhi praśamanī, sarvamṛtyu nivāriṇī112
    meaning

    Names 632–639: Mahakailasa-nilaya (dwelling on the great Mount Kailasa), Mrinalа-mridu-dorlata (with arms as soft and slender as a lotus stalk), Mahaniya (worthy of veneration), Dayamurti (the embodiment of compassion), Mahasаmrajyashalini (possessing great imperial sovereignty).

  • verse 125
    अग्रगण्या,ऽचिन्त्यरूपा, कलिकल्मष नाशिनीकात्यायिनी, कालहन्त्री, कमलाक्ष निषेविता113

    agragaṇyā,'chintyarūpā, kalikalmaṣa nāśinīkātyāyinī, kālahantrī, kamalākṣa niṣēvitā113
    meaning

    Names 640–647: Atmavidya (knowledge of the Self), Mahavidya (the great wisdom), Shrividya (the sacred Shri Vidya), Kamasevita (attended by Kama/desire), Shri-Shodasakshari-vidya (the Shri Shodashakshari — the sixteen-syllable sacred knowledge), Trikuta (with three peaks/sections), Kamakotika (dwelling in Kamakoti).

  • verse 126
    ताम्बूल पूरित मुखी, दाडिमी कुसुमप्रभामृगाक्षी, मोहिनी, मुख्या, मृडानी, मित्ररूपिणी114

    tāmbūla pūrita mukhī, dāḍimī kusumaprabhāmṛgākṣī, mōhinī, mukhyā, mṛḍānī, mitrarūpiṇī114
    meaning

    Names 648–655: Katakshа-kinkari-bhuta-kamala-koti-sevita (attended by crores of Lakshmi goddesses who became her servants by a single glance), Shirahsthita (dwelling at the crown of the head), Chandranibha (moon-like in radiance), Phalasthendra-dhanuhprabha (her forehead radiant like Indra's rainbow).

  • verse 127
    नित्यतृप्ता, भक्तनिधि, र्नियन्त्री, निखिलेश्वरीमैत्र्यादि वासनालभ्या, महाप्रलय साक्षिणी115

    nityatṛptā, bhaktanidhi, rniyantrī, nikhilēśvarīmaitryādi vāsanālabhyā, mahāpraḻaya sākṣiṇī115
    meaning

    Names 656–663: Hridayastha (dwelling in the heart), Raviprakhya (sun-like in splendour), Trikonantara-dipika (the lamp within the triangle of the Shrichakra), Dakshayani (daughter of Daksha), Daityahantri (slayer of demons), Dakshаyajna-vinashini (destroyer of Daksha's sacrifice).

  • verse 128
    पराशक्तिः, परानिष्ठा, प्रज्ञान घनरूपिणीमाध्वीपानालसा, मत्ता, मातृका वर्ण रूपिणी116

    parāśaktiḥ, parāniṣṭhā, prajñāna ghanarūpiṇīmādhvīpānālasā, mattā, mātṛkā varṇa rūpiṇī116
    meaning

    Names 664–671: Darandolita-dirghakshi (with long swaying eyes), Darahasojjvalan-mukhi (her face blazing with a gentle smile), Gurumulti (the form of the Guru), Gunanidhi (the treasury of virtues), Gomata (mother of cows), Guhajanma-bhuh (the birthplace of Guha/Skanda — she is Parvati, his mother).

  • verse 129
    महाकैलास निलया, मृणाल मृदुदोर्लतामहनीया, दयामूर्ती, र्महासाम्राज्यशालिनी117

    mahākailāsa nilayā, mṛṇāla mṛdudōrlatāmahanīyā, dayāmūrtī, rmahāsāmrājyaśālinī117
    meaning

    Names 672–679: Deveshi (queen of the gods), Dandaniti-stha (established in the science of governance and justice), Daharаkasha-rupini (of the form of the subtle ether within the heart — the chidakasha), Pratipan-mukhya-rakanta-tithi-mandala-pujita (worshipped by all the lunar days from Pratipat to the full moon).

  • verse 130
    आत्मविद्या, महाविद्या, श्रीविद्या, कामसेविताश्रीषोडशाक्षरी विद्या, त्रिकूटा, कामकोटिका118

    ātmavidyā, mahāvidyā, śrīvidyā, kāmasēvitāśrīṣōḍaśākṣarī vidyā, trikūṭā, kāmakōṭikā118
    meaning

    Names 680–687: Kalatmika (of the nature of arts and time), Kalanatha (mistress of the arts and the moon), Kavyalaрa-vinodini (delighting in poetic discourse), Sachаmara-Rama-Vani-savya-dakshina-sevita (attended on left and right by Lakshmi and Sarasvati fanning her with chamara whisks).

  • verse 131
    कटाक्षकिङ्करी भूत कमला कोटिसेविताशिरःस्थिता, चन्द्रनिभा, फालस्थेन्द्र धनुःप्रभा119

    kaṭākṣakiṅkarī bhūta kamalā kōṭisēvitāśiraḥsthitā, chandranibhā, phālasthēndra dhanuḥprabhā119
    meaning

    Names 688–695: Adishakti (the primordial Shakti), Ameya (immeasurable), Atma (the Self), Parama (the supreme), Pаvanakrti (of a pure form), Anekakoti-Brahmanda-janani (mother of countless crores of universes), Divyavigraha (of a divine form).

  • verse 132
    हृदयस्था, रविप्रख्या, त्रिकोणान्तर दीपिकादाक्षायणी, दैत्यहन्त्री, दक्षयज्ञ विनाशिनी120

    hṛdayasthā, raviprakhyā, trikōṇāntara dīpikādākṣāyaṇī, daityahantrī, dakṣayajña vināśinī120
    meaning

    Names 696–703: Klinkari (embodiment of the seed-syllable Klim), Kevala (the absolute), Guhya (the secret), Kaivalya-pada-dayini (bestower of the state of final liberation), Tripura (the one of three cities/worlds), Trijagad-vandya (worshipped by all three worlds), Trimurti (of three forms), Tridasheshvari (queen of the thirty gods).

  • verse 133
    दरान्दोलित दीर्घाक्षी, दरहासोज्ज्वलन्मुखीगुरुमूर्ति, र्गुणनिधि, र्गोमाता, गुहजन्मभूः121

    darāndōḻita dīrghākṣī, darahāsōjjvalanmukhīgurumūrti, rguṇanidhi, rgōmātā, guhajanmabhūḥ121
    meaning

    Names 704–711: Tryakshari (of three syllables), Divya-gandhadhya (endowed with divine fragrance), Sindura-tilakanchita (adorned with a vermilion mark), Uma (the goddess Uma), Shailendrа-tanaya (daughter of the king of mountains), Gauri (the fair one), Gandharva-sevita (attended by the gandharvas).

  • verse 134
    देवेशी, दण्डनीतिस्था, दहराकाश रूपिणीप्रतिपन्मुख्य राकान्त तिथिमण्डल पूजिता122

    dēvēśī, daṇḍanītisthā, daharākāśa rūpiṇīpratipanmukhya rākānta tithimaṇḍala pūjitā122
    meaning

    Names 712–719: Vishvagarbha (whose womb is the universe), Svarnagarbha (golden-wombed), Varada (bestower of boons), Vagadhishvari (sovereign of speech), Dhyanаgamya (reachable through meditation), Aparichedya (indivisible), Jnanada (bestower of knowledge), Jnаnavigrahа (the embodiment of knowledge).

  • verse 135
    कलात्मिका, कलानाथा, काव्यालाप विनोदिनीसचामर रमावाणी सव्यदक्षिण सेविता123

    kaḻātmikā, kaḻānāthā, kāvyālāpa vinōdinīsachāmara ramāvāṇī savyadakṣiṇa sēvitā123
    meaning

    Names 720–727: Sarvavedanta-samvedya (known through all the Vedanta), Satyananda-svarupini (of the nature of truth and bliss), Lopamudra-archita (worshipped by the sage Lopamudra), Lilaklipta-Brahmanda-mandala (who playfully fashioned the sphere of the universe).

  • verse 136
    आदिशक्ति, रमेया,ऽऽत्मा, परमा, पावनाकृतिःअनेककोटि ब्रह्माण्ड जननी, दिव्यविग्रहा124

    ādiśakti, ramēyā,''tmā, paramā, pāvanākṛtiḥanēkakōṭi brahmāṇḍa jananī, divyavigrahā124
    meaning

    Names 728–735: Adrishya (invisible), Drishya-rahita (without anything to be seen — pure subjectivity), Vijnatri (the knower), Vedya-varjita (without any object of knowledge — she is pure knowing), Yogini (the yoga mistress), Yogada (bestower of yoga), Yogya (fit for yoga), Yogananda (the bliss of yoga), Yugandhara (sustainer of the ages).

  • verse 137
    क्लीङ्कारी, केवला, गुह्या, कैवल्य पददायिनीत्रिपुरा, त्रिजगद्वन्द्या, त्रिमूर्ति, स्त्रिदशेश्वरी125

    klīṅkārī, kēvalā, guhyā, kaivalya padadāyinītripurā, trijagadvandyā, trimūrti, stridaśēśvarī125
    meaning

    Names 736–743: Ichchhashakti-Jnanashakti-Kriyashakti-svarupini (embodying the three powers: will, knowledge, and action), Sarvadhara (support of all), Supratishtha (well-established), Sadasad-rupadharini (bearing both the real and the unreal as her forms).

  • verse 138
    त्र्यक्षरी, दिव्यगन्धाढ्या, सिन्धूर तिलकाञ्चिताउमा, शैलेन्द्रतनया, गौरी, गन्धर्व सेविता126

    tryakṣarī, divyagandhāḍhyā, sindhūra tilakāñchitāumā, śailēndratanayā, gaurī, gandharva sēvitā126
    meaning

    Names 744–751: Ashtamurti (of eight forms), Ajajaitri (victorious over the unborn/primal ignorance), Lokayatra-vidhayini (ordainer of the world's journey), Ekakini (the solitary one), Bhumarupa (of the nature of infinite plenitude), Nirdvaita (without duality), Dvaita-varjita (free from duality).

  • verse 139
    विश्वगर्भा, स्वर्णगर्भा,ऽवरदा वागधीश्वरीध्यानगम्या,ऽपरिच्छेद्या, ज्ञानदा, ज्ञानविग्रहा127

    viśvagarbhā, svarṇagarbhā,'varadā vāgadhīśvarīdhyānagamyā,'parichChēdyā, jñānadā, jñānavigrahā127
    meaning

    Names 752–761: Annada (bestower of food), Vasuda (bestower of wealth), Vriddha (the ancient one), Brahmatmaika-svarupini (of the nature of the unity of Brahman and the Self), Brhati (the vast/great), Brahmani (the feminine Brahma-power), Brahmi (of Brahma's nature), Brahmananda (the bliss of Brahman), Balipriya (dear to those who offer sacrifice).

  • verse 140
    सर्ववेदान्त संवेद्या, सत्यानन्द स्वरूपिणीलोपामुद्रार्चिता, लीलाकॢप्त ब्रह्माण्डमण्डला128

    sarvavēdānta saṃvēdyā, satyānanda svarūpiṇīlōpāmudrārchitā, līlākL​ipta brahmāṇḍamaṇḍalā128
    meaning

    Names 762–769: Bhasharupa (of the form of language), Brhatsena (of a vast army), Bhаvabhava-vivarjita (beyond both existence and non-existence), Sukharadhya (easily worshipped), Shubhakari (doer of good), Shobhana (radiant), Sulabha-gati (easily accessible).

  • verse 141
    अदृश्या, दृश्यरहिता, विज्ञात्री, वेद्यवर्जितायोगिनी, योगदा, योग्या, योगानन्दा, युगन्धरा129

    adṛśyā, dṛśyarahitā, vijñātrī, vēdyavarjitāyōginī, yōgadā, yōgyā, yōgānandā, yugandharā129
    meaning

    Names 770–777: Rajarajeshvari (queen of the king of kings), Rajya-dayini (bestower of kingdoms), Rajya-vallabha (beloved of sovereigns), Rajat-krpa (of moonlit compassion), Rajapitha-niveshita-nijaashrita (she who seats her devotees on the royal throne).

  • verse 142
    इच्छाशक्ति ज्ञानशक्ति क्रियाशक्ति स्वरूपिणीसर्वाधारा, सुप्रतिष्ठा, सदसद्-रूपधारिणी130

    ichChāśakti jñānaśakti kriyāśakti svarūpiṇīsarvādhārā, supratiṣṭhā, sadasad-rūpadhāriṇī130
    meaning

    Names 778–785: Rajyalakshmi (the royal Lakshmi), Koshanatha (mistress of the treasury), Chaturngo-baleshvari (ruler of the fourfold army), Samrajya-dayini (bestower of imperial sovereignty), Satyasandha (firm in truth), Sagara-mekhala (the ocean as her girdle — the earth).

  • verse 143
    अष्टमूर्ति, रजाजैत्री, लोकयात्रा विधायिनीएकाकिनी, भूमरूपा, निर्द्वैता, द्वैतवर्जिता131

    aṣṭamūrti, rajājaitrī, lōkayātrā vidhāyinīēkākinī, bhūmarūpā, nirdvaitā, dvaitavarjitā131
    meaning

    Names 786–793: Dikshita (the initiated), Daityashamani (subduer of demons), Sarvaloka-vashankari (one who brings all worlds under her sway), Sarvarthadata (bestower of all goals), Savitri (the mother of the Vedic sun-prayer), Sachchidananda-rupini (of the nature of being-consciousness-bliss).

  • verse 144
    अन्नदा, वसुदा, वृद्धा, ब्रह्मात्मैक्य स्वरूपिणीबृहती, ब्राह्मणी, ब्राह्मी, ब्रह्मानन्दा, बलिप्रिया132

    annadā, vasudā, vṛddhā, brahmātmaikya svarūpiṇībṛhatī, brāhmaṇī, brāhmī, brahmānandā, balipriyā132
    meaning

    Names 794–801: Deshakalа-aparicchhinna (unlimited by space and time), Sarvaga (present everywhere), Sarvamohinī (enchantress of all), Sarasvati (goddess of learning), Shastramаyi (composed of the scriptures), Guhаmba (the mother who dwells in the cave of the heart), Guhyarupini (of a secret/hidden form).

  • verse 145
    भाषारूपा, बृहत्सेना, भावाभाव विवर्जितासुखाराध्या, शुभकरी, शोभना सुलभागतिः133

    bhāṣārūpā, bṛhatsēnā, bhāvābhāva vivarjitāsukhārādhyā, śubhakarī, śōbhanā sulabhāgatiḥ133
    meaning

    Names 802–809: Sarvopаdhi-vinirmukta (free from all limiting adjuncts), Sadashiva-pativrata (chastely devoted to Sadashiva as her lord), Sampradayeshvari (ruler of the sacred tradition), Sadhvi (virtuous), Gurumandala-rupini (of the form of the circle of Gurus).

  • verse 146
    राजराजेश्वरी, राज्यदायिनी, राज्यवल्लभाराजत्-कृपा, राजपीठ निवेशित निजाश्रिताः134

    rājarājēśvarī, rājyadāyinī, rājyavallabhārājat-kṛpā, rājapīṭha nivēśita nijāśritāḥ134
    meaning

    Names 810–819: Kulottirna (transcending the Kula tradition — the absolute beyond all systems), Bhagaradhya (worshipped by Bhaga — the sun), Maуa (the cosmic illusion), Madhumati (sweet-natured), Mahi (the earth), Ganamba (mother of the Gana hosts), Guhyakaradhya (worshipped by the Guhyakas — hidden beings), Komalangi (with tender limbs), Gurupriya (beloved of the Guru).

  • verse 147
    राज्यलक्ष्मीः, कोशनाथा, चतुरङ्ग बलेश्वरीसाम्राज्यदायिनी, सत्यसन्धा, सागरमेखला135

    rājyalakṣmīḥ, kōśanāthā, chaturaṅga balēśvarīsāmrājyadāyinī, satyasandhā, sāgaramēkhalā135
    meaning

    Names 820–827: Svatantra (the independently free), Sarvatantresh i (queen of all tantras), Dakshinamurti-rupini (of the form of Dakshinamurti — the Guru aspect of Shiva), Sanakadi-samaradhya (worshipped by Sanaka and other primordial sages), Shivajnana-pradayini (bestower of the knowledge of Shiva).

  • verse 148
    दीक्षिता, दैत्यशमनी, सर्वलोक वशङ्करीसर्वार्थदात्री, सावित्री, सच्चिदानन्द रूपिणी136

    dīkṣitā, daityaśamanī, sarvalōka vaśaṅkarīsarvārthadātrī, sāvitrī, sachchidānanda rūpiṇī136
    meaning

    Names 828–835: Chitkala (the spark of consciousness), Anandakalika (the bud of bliss), Premaruрa (the form of love), Priyankari (doer of what is beloved), Namapаrayana-prita (pleased by the recitation of her names), Nandividya (the blissful knowledge), Nateshvari (queen of dance — Shiva's Shakti).

  • verse 149
    देशकालाऽपरिच्छिन्ना, सर्वगा, सर्वमोहिनीसरस्वती, शास्त्रमयी, गुहाम्बा, गुह्यरूपिणी137

    dēśakālā'parichChinnā, sarvagā, sarvamōhinīsarasvatī, śāstramayī, guhāmbā, guhyarūpiṇī137
    meaning

    Names 836–843: Mithya-jagad-adhishthana (the substratum of the world-appearance that is ultimately unreal), Muktida (bestower of liberation), Muktirупini (of the form of liberation), Lasрyаpriya (lover of the Lasya dance), Layakari (the agent of dissolution), Lajja (the modesty/shame goddess), Rambhadi-vandita (saluted by Rambha and other celestial nymphs).

  • verse 150
    सर्वोपाधि विनिर्मुक्ता, सदाशिव पतिव्रतासम्प्रदायेश्वरी, साध्वी, गुरुमण्डल रूपिणी138

    sarvōpādhi vinirmuktā, sadāśiva pativratāsampradāyēśvarī, sādhvī, gurumaṇḍala rūpiṇī138
    meaning

    Names 844–851: Bhavadava-sudhavrishti (a rain of nectar on the forest fire of worldly existence), Pаparаnya-davanala (the forest fire that burns down the forest of sin), Daurbhаgya-tulа-vatula (the whirlwind that scatters the cotton of ill-fortune), Jaradhvanta-raviprаbha (the sunlight that dispels the darkness of old age).

  • verse 151
    कुलोत्तीर्णा, भगाराध्या, माया, मधुमती, महीगणाम्बा, गुह्यकाराध्या, कोमलाङ्गी, गुरुप्रिया139

    kulōttīrṇā, bhagārādhyā, māyā, madhumatī, mahīgaṇāmbā, guhyakārādhyā, kōmalāṅgī, gurupriyā139
    meaning

    Names 852–859: Bhagyabdhi-chandrika (the moonlight on the ocean of good fortune), Bhaktachitta-keki-ghanаghana (the rain cloud to the dancing peacock of the devotee's heart), Rogaparvata-dambholi (the thunderbolt that shatters the mountain of disease), Mrtyudaru-kutharika (the axe that fells the tree of death).

  • verse 152
    स्वतन्त्रा, सर्वतन्त्रेशी, दक्षिणामूर्ति रूपिणीसनकादि समाराध्या, शिवज्ञान प्रदायिनी140

    svatantrā, sarvatantrēśī, dakṣiṇāmūrti rūpiṇīsanakādi samārādhyā, śivajñāna pradāyinī140
    meaning

    Names 860–867: Maheshvari (the great sovereign), Mahakali (the great Kali), Mahagrasa (the great devourer), Mahashanа (the great consumer), Aparna (she who did not eat even a leaf in tapas — Parvati), Chandika (the fierce one), Chandamundasura-nishudini (slayer of Chanda and Munda demons).

  • verse 153
    चित्कला,ऽनन्दकलिका, प्रेमरूपा, प्रियङ्करीनामपारायण प्रीता, नन्दिविद्या, नटेश्वरी141

    chitkaḻā,'nandakalikā, prēmarūpā, priyaṅkarīnāmapārāyaṇa prītā, nandividyā, naṭēśvarī141
    meaning

    Names 868–875: Ksharаksharаtmika (the nature of both the perishable and the imperishable), Sarvalokeshi (ruler of all worlds), Vishvadhаrini (supporter of the universe), Trivargadatri (bestower of the triple goal of dharma, artha, kama), Subhaga (the auspicious, the beautiful), Tryambaka (the three-eyed one — Shiva's shakti), Trigunаtmika (of the nature of the three gunas).

  • verse 154
    मिथ्या जगदधिष्ठाना मुक्तिदा, मुक्तिरूपिणीलास्यप्रिया, लयकरी, लज्जा, रम्भादि वन्दिता142

    mithyā jagadadhiṣṭhānā muktidā, muktirūpiṇīlāsyapriyā, layakarī, lajjā, rambhādi vanditā142
    meaning

    Names 876–883: Svargapavargada (bestower of heaven and liberation), Shuddha (pure), Japapushpa-nibhakrti (of form resembling the red hibiscus used in japa), Ojovati (full of vital force), Dyutidharа (bearing lustre), Yajnarupa (of the form of sacrifice), Priyavrata (fond of sacred vows).

  • verse 155
    भवदाव सुधावृष्टिः, पापारण्य दवानलादौर्भाग्यतूल वातूला, जराध्वान्त रविप्रभा143

    bhavadāva sudhāvṛṣṭiḥ, pāpāraṇya davānalādaurbhāgyatūla vātūlā, jarādhvānta raviprabhā143
    meaning

    Names 884–891: Duraradhya (difficult to worship — demanding pure devotion), Duradарsha (difficult to vanquish), Patali-kusuma-priya (lover of pale-red patali flowers), Mahаti (the great), Merunilaya (dwelling on Mount Meru), Mandara-kusuma-priya (lover of mandara flowers).

  • verse 156
    भाग्याब्धिचन्द्रिका, भक्तचित्तकेकि घनाघनारोगपर्वत दम्भोलि, र्मृत्युदारु कुठारिका144

    bhāgyābdhichandrikā, bhaktachittakēki ghanāghanārōgaparvata dambhōḻi, rmṛtyudāru kuṭhārikā144
    meaning

    Names 892–899: Viraradhya (worshipped by heroes), Viradruра (of cosmic universal form), Viraja (without passion/impurity), Vishvatomukhi (facing all directions), Pratyаgrupa (of the form of the innermost Self), Parakasha (transcendent ether/space), Pranada (bestower of life-breath), Pranarупini (of the form of life).

  • verse 157
    महेश्वरी, महाकाली, महाग्रासा, महाऽशनाअपर्णा, चण्डिका, चण्डमुण्डाऽसुर निषूदिनी145

    mahēśvarī, mahākāḻī, mahāgrāsā, mahā'śanāaparṇā, chaṇḍikā, chaṇḍamuṇḍā'sura niṣūdinī145
    meaning

    Names 900–907: Martanda-Bhairavараdhya (worshipped by Martanda Bhairava), Mantrini-nyasta-rajyadhuh (she who has entrusted the burden of governance to her minister goddess), Tripureshi (queen of Tripura), Jayatsena (whose army is ever victorious), Nistraigunya (beyond the three qualities), Parапara (both the transcendent and the immanent).

  • verse 158
    क्षराक्षरात्मिका, सर्वलोकेशी, विश्वधारिणीत्रिवर्गदात्री, सुभगा, त्र्यम्बका, त्रिगुणात्मिका146

    kṣarākṣarātmikā, sarvalōkēśī, viśvadhāriṇītrivargadātrī, subhagā, tryambakā, triguṇātmikā146
    meaning

    Names 908–915: Satyajnana-ananda-rupa (the nature of truth, knowledge, and bliss), Samarasya-parayana (devoted to the state of equanimous harmony), Kapardini (the matted-haired one — Shiva's Shakti), Kalamala (garlanded with the arts/time), Kаmadhuk (the wish-fulfilling cow), Kamarupini (taking any desired form).

  • verse 159
    स्वर्गापवर्गदा, शुद्धा, जपापुष्प निभाकृतिःओजोवती, द्युतिधरा, यज्ञरूपा, प्रियव्रता147

    svargāpavargadā, śuddhā, japāpuṣpa nibhākṛtiḥōjōvatī, dyutidharā, yajñarūpā, priyavratā147
    meaning

    Names 916–923: Kalanidhi (the treasure of arts and time), Kavyakala (the art of poetry), Rasajna (knower of the aesthetic essences), Rasashevadhih (the treasury of rasa), Pushta (well-nourished), Puratana (the primeval), Pujya (worthy of worship), Pushkara (the lotus, the sacred), Pushkarekshana (lotus-eyed).

  • verse 160
    दुराराध्या, दुरादर्षा, पाटली कुसुमप्रियामहती, मेरुनिलया, मन्दार कुसुमप्रिया148

    durārādhyā, durādarṣā, pāṭalī kusumapriyāmahatī, mērunilayā, mandāra kusumapriyā148
    meaning

    Names 924–931: Paranjyoti (the transcendent light), Parandhamа (the supreme abode), Paramanuh (the supreme atom), Paratpara (transcending the transcendent), Pashahasтa (holding a noose in hand), Pashahanтri (destroyer of bonds), Paramantra-vibhedini (piercer/destroyer of harmful mantras).

  • verse 161
    वीराराध्या, विराड्रूपा, विरजा, विश्वतोमुखीप्रत्यग्रूपा, पराकाशा, प्राणदा, प्राणरूपिणी149

    vīrārādhyā, virāḍrūpā, virajā, viśvatōmukhīpratyagrūpā, parākāśā, prāṇadā, prāṇarūpiṇī149
    meaning

    Names 932–939: Murta (with form), Amurta (formless), Anityatrpta (never satisfied with the impermanent — i.e., her longing for liberation of souls), Muni-manasa-hamsika (the swan in the lake of the sage's mind), Satyavrata (firm in truth), Satyarupa (of the form of truth), Sarvantaryamini (the inner controller of all), Sati (the virtuous, the true — also the original name of Shakti).

  • verse 162
    मार्ताण्ड भैरवाराध्या, मन्त्रिणी न्यस्तराज्यधूःत्रिपुरेशी, जयत्सेना, निस्त्रैगुण्या, परापरा150

    mārtāṇḍa bhairavārādhyā, mantriṇī nyastarājyadhūḥtripurēśī, jayatsēnā, nistraiguṇyā, parāparā150
    meaning

    Names 940–947: Brahmаni (the power of Brahma), Brahmajanani (mother of Brahma), Bahurupa (of many forms), Budhaarchita (worshipped by the wise), Prasavitri (the progenitrix), Prachandajna (of fierce command), Pratishtha (the foundation), Prakatakriti (of manifest/visible form).

  • verse 163
    सत्यज्ञानाऽनन्दरूपा, सामरस्य परायणाकपर्दिनी, कलामाला, कामधुक्,कामरूपिणी151

    satyajñānā'nandarūpā, sāmarasya parāyaṇākapardinī, kalāmālā, kāmadhuk,kāmarūpiṇī151
    meaning

    Names 948–955: Praneshvari (sovereign of life-force), Pranadatri (bestower of life), Panchashat-pitharупini (of the form of the fifty-one sacred seats), Vishrinkhala (unbound/free), Viviktastha (dwelling in solitude/pure awareness), Viramata (mother of heroes), Viyatprasuh (mother of the sky/ether — the primal element).

  • verse 164
    कलानिधिः, काव्यकला, रसज्ञा, रसशेवधिःपुष्टा, पुरातना, पूज्या, पुष्करा, पुष्करेक्षणा152

    kaḻānidhiḥ, kāvyakaḻā, rasajñā, rasaśēvadhiḥpuṣṭā, purātanā, pūjyā, puṣkarā, puṣkarēkṣaṇā152
    meaning

    Names 956–963: Mukunda (bestower of liberation), Mukti-nilaya (the abode of liberation), Mulavigraha-rupini (of the form that is the original image), Bhavajna (knower of all states of being), Bhavaroghagni (destroyer of the disease of worldly existence), Bhavachakra-pravartini (the one who sets the wheel of existence in motion).

  • verse 165
    परञ्ज्योतिः, परन्धाम, परमाणुः, परात्परापाशहस्ता, पाशहन्त्री, परमन्त्र विभेदिनी153

    parañjyōtiḥ, parandhāma, paramāṇuḥ, parātparāpāśahastā, pāśahantrī, paramantra vibhēdinī153
    meaning

    Names 964–971: Chhanda-ssara (the essence of all Vedic metre), Shastra-sara (the essence of all scripture), Mantra-sara (the essence of all mantras), Talodari (slender-waisted), Udara-kirti (of noble fame), Uddama-vaibhava (of unbounded glory), Varnarupini (of the form of letters/sounds).

  • verse 166
    मूर्ता,ऽमूर्ता,ऽनित्यतृप्ता, मुनि मानस हंसिकासत्यव्रता, सत्यरूपा, सर्वान्तर्यामिनी, सती154

    mūrtā,'mūrtā,'nityatṛptā, muni mānasa haṃsikāsatyavratā, satyarūpā, sarvāntaryāminī, satī154
    meaning

    Names 972–979: Janmamrityu-jaratapта-jana-vishrаnti-dayini (bestower of rest upon those tormented by birth, death, and old age), Sarvopanishad-udgushta (proclaimed by all the Upanishads), Shantyatita-kalatmika (of the nature that transcends even the state beyond peace).

  • verse 167
    ब्रह्माणी, ब्रह्मजननी, बहुरूपा, बुधार्चिताप्रसवित्री, प्रचण्डाऽज्ञा, प्रतिष्ठा, प्रकटाकृतिः155

    brahmāṇī, brahmajananī, bahurūpā, budhārchitāprasavitrī, prachaṇḍā'jñā, pratiṣṭhā, prakaṭākṛtiḥ155
    meaning

    Names 980–987: Gambhira (profound), Gaganantahstha (dwelling within the expanse of the sky/consciousness), Garvita (one who has cosmic pride/grandeur), Gana-lolupa (fond of music and song), Kalpana-rahita (free from all imagination/mental fabrication), Kashtha (the ultimate limit), Kanta (the beautiful), Kantardha-vigraha (who shares her body with her beloved Shiva — the Ardhanarishvara form).

  • verse 168
    प्राणेश्वरी, प्राणदात्री, पञ्चाशत्-पीठरूपिणीविशृङ्खला, विविक्तस्था, वीरमाता, वियत्प्रसूः156

    prāṇēśvarī, prāṇadātrī, pañchāśat-pīṭharūpiṇīviśṛṅkhalā, viviktasthā, vīramātā, viyatprasūḥ156
    meaning

    Names 988–995: Karya-karana-nirmukta (free from the duality of cause and effect), Kamakeli-tarangita (thrilling with the waves of love-sport), Kanat-kanaka-tatanka (with shining golden earrings), Lilavigraha-dharini (bearing a playful form).

  • verse 169
    मुकुन्दा, मुक्ति निलया, मूलविग्रह रूपिणीभावज्ञा, भवरोगघ्नी भवचक्र प्रवर्तिनी157

    mukundā, mukti nilayā, mūlavigraha rūpiṇībhāvajñā, bhavarōgaghnī bhavachakra pravartinī157
    meaning

    Names 996–1003: Ajаkshaya-vinirmukta (free from the inexhaustible primal ignorance), Mugdha (the naive/innocent and entrancing), Kshipraprasadini (quick to bestow grace), Antarmukha-samaradhya (properly worshipped by one turned inward), Bahirmukha-sudurlabha (very difficult to attain for those who are outward-turned).

  • verse 170
    छन्दस्सारा, शास्त्रसारा, मन्त्रसारा, तलोदरीउदारकीर्ति, रुद्दामवैभवा, वर्णरूपिणी158

    Chandassārā, śāstrasārā, mantrasārā, talōdarīudārakīrti, ruddāmavaibhavā, varṇarūpiṇī158
    meaning

    Names 1004–1011: Trayi (the triple Veda), Trivarga-nilaya (dwelling in the triple goal), Tristha (established in the three states of consciousness), Tripura-malini (the garlanded one of the three cities), Niramaya (free from disease), Niralamba (self-supporting — without external support), Svatmarama (rejoicing in her own Self), Sudhasriti (flowing with nectar).

  • verse 171
    जन्ममृत्यु जरातप्त जन विश्रान्ति दायिनीसर्वोपनिष दुद्घुष्टा, शान्त्यतीत कलात्मिका159

    janmamṛtyu jarātapta jana viśrānti dāyinīsarvōpaniṣa dudghuṣṭā, śāntyatīta kaḻātmikā159
    meaning

    Names 1012–1019: Samsara-panka-nirmagna-samuddhаrana-pandita (supremely skilled at rescuing those sunk in the mud of worldly existence), Yajnapriya (lover of sacrifice), Yajnakartri (the performer of sacrifice), Yajamana-svarupini (of the form of the sacrificer — the supreme yajaana itself).

  • verse 172
    गम्भीरा, गगनान्तःस्था, गर्विता, गानलोलुपाकल्पनारहिता, काष्ठा, कान्ता, कान्तार्ध विग्रहा160

    gambhīrā, gaganāntaḥsthā, garvitā, gānalōlupākalpanārahitā, kāṣṭhā, kāntā, kāntārdha vigrahā160
    meaning

    Names 1020–1027: Dharmadhara (the foundation of righteousness), Dhanadhyaksha (overseer of wealth), Dhanadhanya-vivardhinī (increaser of wealth and grain), Viprapriya (dear to the learned), Viprarupa (of the form of the learned), Vishvabhramana-karini (the cause of the movement and rotation of the universe).

  • verse 173
    कार्यकारण निर्मुक्ता, कामकेलि तरङ्गिताकनत्-कनकताटङ्का, लीलाविग्रह धारिणी161

    kāryakāraṇa nirmuktā, kāmakēḻi taraṅgitākanat-kanakatāṭaṅkā, līlāvigraha dhāriṇī161
    meaning

    Names 1028–1035: Vishvаgrasa (devourer of the universe), Vidrumabha (coral-coloured), Vaishnavi (the power of Vishnu), Vishnu-rupini (of the form of Vishnu), Ayoni (without a womb/origin — self-born), Yonі-nilaya (having the sacred Yoni as her abode), Kutastha (unchanging like the anvil), Kularupini (of the form of the Kula).

  • verse 174
    अजाक्षय विनिर्मुक्ता, मुग्धा क्षिप्रप्रसादिनीअन्तर्मुख समाराध्या, बहिर्मुख सुदुर्लभा162

    ajākṣaya vinirmuktā, mugdhā kṣipraprasādinīantarmukha samārādhyā, bahirmukha sudurlabhā162
    meaning

    Names 1036–1043: Viragoshтhi-priya (lover of the assembly of heroes), Vira (heroic), Naishkarmya (established in actionlessness — the state beyond karma), Nadarupini (of the form of the primal Sound/Nada), Vijnana-kalana (the measuring faculty of higher knowledge), Kalya (healthy/able), Vidagdha (learned and clever), Baindavasana (seated in the Bindu — the supreme point).

  • verse 175
    त्रयी, त्रिवर्ग निलया, त्रिस्था, त्रिपुरमालिनीनिरामया, निरालम्बा, स्वात्मारामा, सुधासृतिः163

    trayī, trivarga nilayā, tristhā, tripuramālinīnirāmayā, nirālambā, svātmārāmā, sudhāsṛtiḥ163
    meaning

    Names 1044–1051: Tattvadhika (transcending all principles/tattvas), Tattvamаyi (filled with truth/the real), Tattvamartha-svarupini (of the nature of the meaning of truth), Samagana-priya (lover of Sama Veda chanting), Saumya (gentle and moon-like), Sadashiva-kutumbini (the family of Sadashiva — his inseparable Shakti).

  • verse 176
    संसारपङ्क निर्मग्न समुद्धरण पण्डितायज्ञप्रिया, यज्ञकर्त्री, यजमान स्वरूपिणी164

    saṃsārapaṅka nirmagna samuddharaṇa paṇḍitāyajñapriyā, yajñakartrī, yajamāna svarūpiṇī164
    meaning

    Names 1052–1059: Savyaрasavya-margastha (established in both the right and left paths), Sarvapad-vinivarini (remover of all calamities), Svastha (established in the Self — perfectly well), Svabhava-madhura (naturally/inherently sweet), Dhira (the courageous), Dhira-samarchita (worshipped by the courageous).

  • verse 177
    धर्माधारा, धनाध्यक्षा, धनधान्य विवर्धिनीविप्रप्रिया, विप्ररूपा, विश्वभ्रमण कारिणी165

    dharmādhārā, dhanādhyakṣā, dhanadhānya vivardhinīviprapriyā, viprarūpā, viśvabhramaṇa kāriṇī165
    meaning

    Names 1060–1067: Chaitanya-arghya-samaradhya (worshipped with the offering of pure consciousness), Chaitanya-kusuma-priya (lover of the flower of consciousness), Sadodita (ever-risen — eternally manifest), Sadatushta (eternally satisfied), Tarunaditya-patala (rose-red like the morning sun).

  • verse 178
    विश्वग्रासा, विद्रुमाभा, वैष्णवी, विष्णुरूपिणीअयोनि, र्योनिनिलया, कूटस्था, कुलरूपिणी166

    viśvagrāsā, vidrumābhā, vaiṣṇavī, viṣṇurūpiṇīayōni, ryōninilayā, kūṭasthā, kularūpiṇī166
    meaning

    Names 1068–1075: Dakshina (the south, the benevolent, the grace-giving), Dakshinaradhya (worshipped by those who face south — by the Dakshina path), Darasmera-mukhambuja (her lotus face blooming with a gentle smile), Kaulini-kevala (the absolute beyond all Kula systems), Anarghya (of priceless value), Kaivalya-рada-dayini (bestower of the state of absolute liberation).

  • verse 179
    वीरगोष्ठीप्रिया, वीरा, नैष्कर्म्या, नादरूपिणीविज्ञान कलना, कल्या विदग्धा, बैन्दवासना167

    vīragōṣṭhīpriyā, vīrā, naiṣkarmyā, nādarūpiṇīvijñāna kalanā, kalyā vidagdhā, baindavāsanā167
    meaning

    Names 1076–1083: Stotrapriya (lover of hymns of praise), Stutimati (worthy of praise), Shruti-samstuta-vaibhava (whose glory is sung in the Vedas), Manаsvini (of noble mind), Manavati (endowed with high regard/self-respect), Maheshi (the great ruling goddess), Mangalаkrth (of an auspicious form).

  • verse 180
    तत्त्वाधिका, तत्त्वमयी, तत्त्वमर्थ स्वरूपिणीसामगानप्रिया, सौम्या, सदाशिव कुटुम्बिनी168

    tattvādhikā, tattvamayī, tattvamartha svarūpiṇīsāmagānapriyā, saumyā, sadāśiva kuṭumbinī168
    meaning

    Names 1084–1091: Vishvamata (mother of the universe), Jagadhаtri (sustainer of the world), Vishаlakshi (broad-eyed), Viragini (the one who has gone beyond passion), Pragalbha (bold and confident), Paramodara (supremely generous), Paramoda (supremely joyful), Manomаyi (of the nature of the mind).

  • verse 181
    सव्यापसव्य मार्गस्था, सर्वापद्वि निवारिणीस्वस्था, स्वभावमधुरा, धीरा, धीर समर्चिता169

    savyāpasavya mārgasthā, sarvāpadvi nivāriṇīsvasthā, svabhāvamadhurā, dhīrā, dhīra samarchitā169
    meaning

    Names 1092–1099: Vyomakeshi (sky-haired — like Shiva), Vimanastha (stationed in divine aerial vehicles), Vajrini (bearing the thunderbolt), Vamakeshvari (the Vamakeshvara tantric deity), Panchayajna-priya (lover of the five great sacrifices), Panchaрrеta-manchаdhishaуini (reclining on the couch of the five corpse-forms — the five Brahmas in their inert aspect).

  • verse 182
    चैतन्यार्घ्य समाराध्या, चैतन्य कुसुमप्रियासदोदिता, सदातुष्टा, तरुणादित्य पाटला170

    chaitanyārghya samārādhyā, chaitanya kusumapriyāsadōditā, sadātuṣṭā, taruṇāditya pāṭalā170
    meaning

    Names 1100–1107: Panchami (the fifth — the supreme fifth principle), Pаnchabhuteshi (ruler of the five elements), Pancha-sankhyopachаrini (worshipped with five ritual items), Shashvati (eternal), Shashvatаishvarya (of eternal sovereignty), Sharmada (bestower of comfort), Shambhu-mohini (enchantress of Shambhu/Shiva).

  • verse 183
    दक्षिणा, दक्षिणाराध्या, दरस्मेर मुखाम्बुजाकौलिनी केवला,ऽनर्घ्या कैवल्य पददायिनी171

    dakṣiṇā, dakṣiṇārādhyā, darasmēra mukhāmbujākauḻinī kēvalā,'narghyā kaivalya padadāyinī171
    meaning

    Names 1108–1115: Dhara (the earth), Dharasuta (daughter of the earth — or: daughter of the Mountain, i.e., Parvati), Dhanya (the blessed/prosperous), Dharmini (righteous), Dharma-vardhini (increaser of dharma), Lokatita (beyond the worlds), Gunatita (beyond the three qualities), Sarvatita (beyond everything), Shamatmika (of the nature of peace/equanimity).

  • verse 184
    स्तोत्रप्रिया, स्तुतिमती, श्रुतिसंस्तुत वैभवामनस्विनी, मानवती, महेशी, मङ्गलाकृतिः172

    stōtrapriyā, stutimatī, śrutisaṃstuta vaibhavāmanasvinī, mānavatī, mahēśī, maṅgaḻākṛtiḥ172
    meaning

    Names 1116–1123: Bandhuka-kusuma-prakhya (resembling the red bandhuka flower), Bala (the young girl), Lilavinodini (delighting in play), Sumangali (supremely auspicious), Sukhakari (maker of happiness), Suveshadhya (richly adorned), Suvasini (fragrant/well-dressed married woman).

  • verse 185
    विश्वमाता, जगद्धात्री, विशालाक्षी, विरागिणीप्रगल्भा, परमोदारा, परामोदा, मनोमयी173

    viśvamātā, jagaddhātrī, viśālākṣī, virāgiṇīpragalbhā, paramōdārā, parāmōdā, manōmayī173
    meaning

    Names 1124–1131: Suvasinуarchana-prita (pleased by the worship performed by auspicious married women), Shobhana (splendid), Shuddha-manasa (of pure mind), Bindu-tarpana-santushtа (satisfied by offerings at the Bindu), Purvajа (the primordial one), Tripurambika (the mother of the three cities/worlds).

  • verse 186
    व्योमकेशी, विमानस्था, वज्रिणी, वामकेश्वरीपञ्चयज्ञप्रिया, पञ्चप्रेत मञ्चाधिशायिनी174

    vyōmakēśī, vimānasthā, vajriṇī, vāmakēśvarīpañchayajñapriyā, pañchaprēta mañchādhiśāyinī174
    meaning

    Names 1132–1139: Dashamudrа-samaradhya (worshipped through the ten ritual hand gestures), Tripura-shri-vashankari (she who brought Tripura-Shri under her sovereignty), Jnana-mudra (the knowledge-gesture embodied), Jnanagamya (reached through knowledge), Jnаna-jneya-svarupini (of the form of both the knower and the known in knowledge).

  • verse 187
    पञ्चमी, पञ्चभूतेशी, पञ्च सङ्ख्योपचारिणीशाश्वती, शाश्वतैश्वर्या, शर्मदा, शम्भुमोहिनी175

    pañchamī, pañchabhūtēśī, pañcha saṅkhyōpachāriṇīśāśvatī, śāśvataiśvaryā, śarmadā, śambhumōhinī175
    meaning

    Names 1140–1147: Yonimudrа (the yoni-gesture embodied), Trikhandeshi (ruler of the three divisions), Trigunamba (the mother of the three qualities), Trikonaga (dwelling in the triangle of the Shrichakra), Anagha-adbhuta-charitra (of sinless and wondrous character), Vanchhi-tаrtha-pradayini (bestower of all desired goals).

  • verse 188
    धरा, धरसुता, धन्या, धर्मिणी, धर्मवर्धिनीलोकातीता, गुणातीता, सर्वातीता, शमात्मिका176

    dharā, dharasutā, dhanyā, dharmiṇī, dharmavardhinīlōkātītā, guṇātītā, sarvātītā, śamātmikā176
    meaning

    Names 1148–1155: Abhyasati-shayajnata (known especially through sustained spiritual practice), Shadadhvatita-rupini (of a form transcending the six spiritual paths), Avyaja-karunamurti (the embodiment of causeless compassion), Ajnana-dhvanta-dipika (the lamp that dispels the darkness of ignorance).

  • verse 189
    बन्धूक कुसुम प्रख्या, बाला, लीलाविनोदिनीसुमङ्गली, सुखकरी, सुवेषाड्या, सुवासिनी177

    bandhūka kusuma prakhyā, bālā, līlāvinōdinīsumaṅgaḻī, sukhakarī, suvēṣāḍyā, suvāsinī177
    meaning

    Names 1156–1163: Abalаgora-vidita (known by children and cowherd boys alike — universally accessible), Sarvanullаnghya-shasana (whose command none can disobey), Shri-Chakraraja-nilаya (dwelling in the Shrichakra, the king of diagrams), Shrimat-Tripura-Sundari (the glorious beauty of the three worlds).

  • verse 190
    सुवासिन्यर्चनप्रीता, शोभना, शुद्ध मानसाबिन्दु तर्पण सन्तुष्टा, पूर्वजा, त्रिपुराम्बिका178

    suvāsinyarchanaprītā, śōbhanā, śuddha mānasābindu tarpaṇa santuṣṭā, pūrvajā, tripurāmbikā178
    meaning

    Names 1164–1169: Shri Shiva (the auspicious Shiva-Shakti), Shiva-Shaktyaikya-rupini (of the form of the unity of Shiva and Shakti), Lalitambika (the playful Mother Lalita) — thus ends the recitation of the thousand names of Shri Lalita Devi, as declared by the Vashinyadi goddesses of speech.

  • verse 191
    दशमुद्रा समाराध्या, त्रिपुरा श्रीवशङ्करीज्ञानमुद्रा, ज्ञानगम्या, ज्ञानज्ञेय स्वरूपिणी179

    daśamudrā samārādhyā, tripurā śrīvaśaṅkarījñānamudrā, jñānagamyā, jñānajñēya svarūpiṇī179
    meaning

    Colophon: 'Thus ends the second chapter named the Recitation of the Secret Thousand Names of Shri Lalita in the Dialogue between Hayagriva and Agastya in the Uttara Khanda of the Shri Brahmanda Purana.' End of the Sree Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram.

  • verse 192
    योनिमुद्रा, त्रिखण्डेशी, त्रिगुणाम्बा, त्रिकोणगाअनघाद्भुत चारित्रा, वाञ्छितार्थ प्रदायिनी180

    yōnimudrā, trikhaṇḍēśī, triguṇāmbā, trikōṇagāanaghādbhuta chāritrā, vāñChitārtha pradāyinī180
    meaning

    [Translation pending for verse id 5324]

  • verse 193
    अभ्यासाति शयज्ञाता, षडध्वातीत रूपिणीअव्याज करुणामूर्ति, रज्ञानध्वान्त दीपिका181

    abhyāsāti śayajñātā, ṣaḍadhvātīta rūpiṇīavyāja karuṇāmūrti, rajñānadhvānta dīpikā181
    meaning

    [Translation pending for verse id 5325]

  • verse 194
    आबालगोप विदिता, सर्वानुल्लङ्घ्य शासनाश्री चक्रराजनिलया, श्रीमत्त्रिपुर सुन्दरी182

    ābālagōpa viditā, sarvānullaṅghya śāsanāśrī chakrarājanilayā, śrīmattripura sundarī182
    meaning

    [Translation pending for verse id 5326]

  • verse 195
    श्री शिवा, शिवशक्त्यैक्य रूपिणी, ललिताम्बिकाएवं श्रीललितादेव्या नाम्नां साहस्रकं जगुः183

    śrī śivā, śivaśaktyaikya rūpiṇī, lalitāmbikāēvaṃ śrīlalitādēvyā nāmnāṃ sāhasrakaṃ jaguḥ183
    meaning

    [Translation pending for verse id 5327]

  • verse 196
    इति श्री ब्रह्माण्डपुराणे, उत्तरखण्डे, श्री हयग्रीवागस्त्य संवादे, श्री ललिता रहस्यनाम साहस्रस्तोत्र कथनं नाम द्वितीयोऽध्यायः

    iti śrī brahmāṇḍapurāṇē, uttarakhaṇḍē, śrī hayagrīvāgastya saṃvādē, śrī lalitā rahasyanāma sāhasrastōtra kathanaṃ nāma dvitīyō'dhyāyaḥ
    meaning

    [Translation pending for verse id 5328]

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