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श्री शिव जी के 108 नाम

Shri Shiv Ji Ke 108 Nam

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  1. Shiv The Auspicious And Benevolent One.
  2. Maheshvar The Great Lord Of The Universe.
  3. Shambhu The Source Of Happiness And Well-Being.
  4. Pinaki The Wielder Of The Bow Pinaka.
  5. Shulpani The One Who Holds The Trident (Trishula).
  6. Khatvangi The One Who Carries A Staff With A Skull On Top.
  7. Vishnuvallabh The One Who Is Dear To Lord Vishnu.
  8. Shipivisht The Radiant One Who Resides In All Beings.
  9. Ambikanath The Lord Of Goddess Parvati (Ambika).
  10. Shrikanth The One With A Blue Throat (From Swallowing Poison).
  11. Bhaktvatsal The One Who Is Compassionate And Affectionate To Devotees.
  12. Shankar The Benefactor Who Grants Peace And Prosperity.
  13. Ugr The Fierce And Powerful One.
  14. Kapali The One Who Wears A Garland Of Skulls.
  15. Kamari The Enemy Of Desire (Kama, The God Of Love).
  16. Sursudan The Destroyer Of Demons.
  17. Gangadhar The One Who Holds The River Ganga In His Hair.
  18. Lalataksh The One With An Eye On His Forehead (The Third Eye).
  19. Mahakal The Great Time, The Destroyer Of Everything.
  20. Kripanidhi The One Who Is The Treasure House Of Compassion.
  21. Bhav The One Who Exists In All States And Times.
  22. Sharv The Destroyer Of All Negative Forces.
  23. Trilokesh The Lord Of The Three Worlds (Heaven, Earth, And The Underworld).
  24. Shitikanth The One With A White Or Blue Throat (Due To Holding Poison).
  25. Shivapriy The Beloved Of Goddess Parvati (Shiva’s Consort).
  26. Shashishekhar The One Who Adorns The Moon On His Head.
  27. Vamdev The Peaceful And Benevolent Form Of Shiva.
  28. Virupaksh The One With Uneven Eyes Or The Three-Eyed One.
  29. Kapardi The One With Matted Hair.
  30. Nillohit The One Who Is Blue And Red In Complexion.
  31. Bhim The Fearsome One, Full Of Awe And Power.
  32. Parshuhast The One Who Holds An Axe In His Hand.
  33. Mrigpani The One Who Holds A Deer In His Hand, Symbolizing Control Over The Mind.
  34. Jatadhar The One With Matted Locks Of Hair.
  35. Kailashvasi The One Who Resides In Kailash, The Sacred Mountain.
  36. Kavchi The One Who Is Always Protected With Divine Armor.
  37. Kathor The One Who Is Firm, Unyielding, And Strong.
  38. Tripurantak The Destroyer Of The Three Cities (Tripura) Of Demons.
  39. Vrishank The One Who Has A Bull As His Emblem (Nandi).
  40. Vrishbharudh The One Who Rides On A Bull.
  41. Bhasmoddhulitvigrah The One Who Is Smeared With Sacred Ashes.
  42. Samapriy The One Who Is Fond Of The Sama Veda (One Of The Four Vedas).
  43. Svarmyi The Embodiment Of Sound And Music.
  44. Trayimurti The One Who Embodies The Three Forms (Brahma, Vishnu, And Shiva).
  45. Anishvar The One Beyond All Lords, The Supreme Being.
  46. Sarvajn The All-Knowing One.
  47. Paramatma The Supreme Soul, The Essence Of The Universe.
  48. Rudr The Fierce Form Of Shiva, Representing Destruction And Transformation.
  49. Bhutpti The Lord Of All Living Beings (Past, Present, And Future).
  50. Sthanu The Immovable One, Representing Steadiness And Permanence.
  51. Ahirbudhny The One Who Resides Deep Within The Ocean (Symbolizing Hidden Power).
  52. Digambar The One Who Is Clothed With The Directions (Sky-Clad).
  53. Ashtmurti The One With Eight Forms, Representing The Elements Of Nature.
  54. Anekatma The One With Many Forms And Aspects.
  55. Sattvik The One Who Embodies Purity And Goodness.
  56. Shuddhvigrah The One With A Pure And Sacred Form.
  57. Somsuryagnilochan The One With The Sun, Moon, And Fire As His Eyes.
  58. Havi The One Who Is Invoked In Sacrificial Offerings.
  59. Yajnmay The One Who Is The Embodiment Of Sacrifice.
  60. Som The One Who Is Associated With The Moon And Soma (The Sacred Drink).
  61. Panchvaktr The One With Five Faces, Symbolizing His Omnipresence.
  62. Sadashiv The Ever-Auspicious And Eternal Lord.
  63. Vishveshvar The Lord Of The Universe.
  64. Virbhadr The Fierce Warrior Form Of Shiva.
  65. Gannath The Lord Of The Ganas (Shiva’s Attendants).
  66. Prajapti The Lord Of All Creatures.
  67. Hiranyreta The One With Golden Seed, Symbolizing Creation And Fertility.
  68. Durdhursh The One Who Is Invincible And Unassailable.
  69. Girish The Lord Of The Mountains.
  70. Girishvar The Lord Of Mount Kailash.
  71. Anagh The One Who Is Sinless And Pure.
  72. Bhujangbhushan The One Who Wears Serpents As Ornaments.
  73. Bharg The Radiant One Who Removes Sins And Darkness.
  74. Giridhanva The One Who Wields A Bow Made Of The Mountain.
  75. Giripriy The One Who Loves Mountains.
  76. Krittivasa The One Who Wears Animal Skins.
  77. Purarati The Enemy Of The Cities Of Demons (Destroyer Of Evil).
  78. Bhagvan The One Who Possesses All Divine Qualities.
  79. Pramthadhip The Lord Of The Pramathas (Divine Beings And Attendants Of Shiva).
  80. Mrityunjay The Conqueror Of Death.
  81. Sukshmtnu The One With A Subtle Body, Representing The Formless.
  82. Jagadvyapi The One Who Pervades The Entire Universe.
  83. Jagadguru The Teacher Of The World, Guiding All Beings.
  84. Vyomkesh The One With The Sky As His Hair, Representing His Boundless Form.
  85. Mahasenjnak The Father Of Kartikeya (Also Known As Mahasena).
  86. Charuvikram The One Who Is Valorous And Noble.
  87. Shashvat The Eternal One, Who Exists Beyond Time.
  88. Khandprshu The One Who Holds A Broken Axe, Symbolizing His Fierce Nature.
  89. Har The Remover Of All Obstacles And Sins.
  90. Bhagnetrbhid The One Who Destroyed The Eye Of Bhaga, The God Of Wealth.
  91. Avyakt The Unmanifest, Beyond Comprehension.
  92. Sahasraksh The One With A Thousand Eyes, Symbolizing Omnipresence.
  93. Sahasrpad The One With A Thousand Feet, Representing His Presence Everywhere.
  94. Apvargaprad The One Who Grants Liberation (Moksha).
  95. Anant The Infinite One, Without Beginning Or End.
  96. Tarak The Liberator, The One Who Grants Salvation.
  97. Parmeshvar The Supreme Lord, The Highest Deity.
  98. Pushdantbhit The One Who Broke The Teeth Of Pushadanta, A Divine Being.
  99. Avyagr The One Who Is Steady And Unwavering.
  100. Dakshadhvrhar The Destroyer Of Daksha’s Sacrifice.
  101. Aj The Unborn One, Existing Beyond Birth And Death.
  102. Pashvimochan The One Who Frees From Bondage (Symbolized By The Noose Or Pasha).
  103. Mrid The One Who Is Kind And Compassionate.
  104. Pashupti The Lord Of All Living Beings, Especially Animals.
  105. Dev The Divine One, Worshipped By All.
  106. Mahadev The Great God, Revered As The Supreme Deity.
  107. Avyay The Imperishable One, Who Never Decays Or Diminishes.
  108. Hari The Remover Of Sorrows And Sins.