108+ Names of Lord Shiva
Lord Shiva is one of the holy trinities of Hinduism. The holy trinities are Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva (or Siva). He is addressed in many other names. The following are 108+ names of Lord Shiva:
AHIRBHUDHANYA:
Ahirbudhanya: The one who possess the Kundalini
AJA:
Aja: The lord who is boundless; unborn
AMBIKANATHA:
Ambikanatha: The one who is the consort of Ambika: Ambika who is also the Mother Goddess
ANAGHA:
Anagha: The one who is pure
ANANTA (ANANT, ANANTH, ANATHA)
Ananta: The one who is unending
ANANTADRISHTI:
Anantadrishti: The lord who is limitless, transcendent, formless (unchanging Brahman); the lord who can see beyond time and place; the one with infinite vision
ANDHAKASURA SUDANA:
Andhakasura Sudana: The lord who killed the demon Andhaka
ANEKATMA:
Anekatma: The one who has many forms: Lord Shiva, the mine of virtures, the redeemer from mundane existence, is of lofty fame, ever revered by great sages, gods, goddesses, and other beings.
ANISHVARA:
Anishvara: The lord who does not have any other lord
APAVARGAPRADA:
Apavargaprada: The one who gives all things, the one who takes all things
ASHATAMURTI, Ashtamurthi
Ashtamurti: The lord who has 8 forms
AVAYAYA:
Avayaya: The one who is never subject to change
AVAYAYAT:
Avayayat: The one who is unseen
AVYAGRA:
Avyagra: The lord who is steady; the lord who is unwavering
BHAGNETRABHID:
Bhagnetrabhid: The lord who damaged Bhaga’s eye
BHAGVAN, BHAGWAN:
Bhagvan: The lord of prosperity
BHAKTAVATSALA:
Bhaktavatsala: The lord who is always on the side of the devotees
BHARGA:
Bharga: The lord who ends all sins
BHASMODHULITAVIGRAH:
Bhasmodhulitavigrah: The one who applies ashes all over the body
BHAVA:
Bhava: The God who is existence itself
BHEEMA:
Bheema: The one who has a fearful form
BHOOTAPATI:
Bhootapti: The one whos is the lord of panchabhoota and evil spirits
BUJANGABHUSANA:
Bujangabhusana: The lord who is adorned with the golden snake
CHARUVIKRAMA:
Charuvikrama: The lord who is the guardian of wandering pilgrims
DAKSHADHWARAHARA, DAKSHADVARAHARA
Dakshadhwarahar: The destroyer of Daksha’s conceited sacrifice or yajna
DEVA:
Deva: The lord of the devas or demigods
DIGAMBARA:
Digambara: Shiva whose robes is the cosmos
DURDHARSHA:
Durdharsha: The one who is unconquerable
GANANATHA:
Gananatha: The god of the ganas: Ganas are the attendants of Lord Shia and their abode is also Mount Kailash
GANGADHAR:
Gangadhar: The god who holds the Ganges River in his hairs
GIRIDHANVA:
Giridhanva: God whose weapon is a mountain
GIRIPRIYA:
Giripriya: The lord who is fond of mountains
GIRIRAJ:
Giriraj: The one who is the king of mountains
GIRISHA: GIRISH or GIREESH:
Girisha: The god who sleeps on Kailash Mountains
HARA:
Hara: The lord who dissolves all bondage and sins
HARI:
Hari: The one who is same as Vishnu
HAVI:
Havi: He who is wealthy in the form of Ahuti (offering an oblation to a deity, a solemn rite with oblation)
HIRANYARETA:
Hiranyareta: The one who emanates golden souls
JAGADGURU:
Jagadguru: The one who is the guru of the universe
JAGADVYAPI:
Jagadvyapi: The god who permeates the entire world
JATTADHAR:
Jattadhar: The god with matted hair or locks or jata
KAILASHAVASHI:
Kailashavashi: The lord who is also the native of Mountain Kailash
KALAKAL:
Kalakal: The one who is the death of deaths
KAMARI:
Kamari: The one who is the enemy of Kamadeva
KAPALI:
Kapali: The one who wears the necklace of skulls
KAPARDI:
Kapardia: The one who wears thickly matted hair
KATHOR:
Kathor: The one who has a strong body
KAWACHI:
Kawachi: The god who is armoured
KHANDAPARSHU:
Khandaparshu: The lord with the broken axe
KHATVANGI, KHATVANGA:
Khatvanga: The god who carries a knurled club or khatvanga
KRIPANIDHI:
Kripanidhi: The god who is the treasure of compassion
KRITTIVAS:
Krittivas: The lord who wears the clothes of elephant skin
LALATAKSHA:
Lalataksha: One who has an eye in the forehead
MAHADEV, MAHADEVA:
Mahadev: The greatest of the gods
MAHASENAJANAKA:
Mahasenajanka: The father of Karthikeya
MAHESHWARA, MAHESHWAR:
Maheshwara: The lord of the gods
MRIDA:
Mrida: The lord who shows mercy (MRDA: an epithet of Siva or Shiva: janasukhrte sattvodriktau mrdaya namo namah)
MRIGPANI:
Mrigpani: Shiva with deer in hands
MRITYUNJAY:
Mrityunjay: The one who conquers death
NILALOHIT:
Nilalohit: The lord with red and blue colours
PANCHAVAKTRA:
Panchavaktra: God of the five activities
PARAMATMA:
Paramatma: Everyone’s own soul
PARAMESHWAR, PARAMESH
Parameshwar: The great god
PARSHUHASTA:
Parshuhasta: The god who holds axe in his hands
PASHUPATI:
Pashupati: The lord of animals
PASHVIMOCHANA:
Parshvimochana: The lord who releases all fetters
PINAKIN:
Pinakin: The one who has a bow in his hand (The Government of India has named a superfast train as Pinakini Express that runs between Vijaywada in Andhra Pradesh and Chennai in Tamil Nadu)
PRAJAPATI:
Prajapati: The creator of dynasty
PRAMATHADHIPA:
Pramathadhipa: The god who is served by goblins
PURARATI:
Purarati: The destroyer of the enemy
PUSHADANTABHIT:
Pushadantabhit: The one who has punished Pushan
RUDRA:
Rudra: The one who gets sad by the pain of devotees
SADASHIVA:
Sadashiva: The one who is eternally auspicious
SAHASRAPADA:
Sahasrapada: The lord who is standing and walking everywhere
SAHASRAKSHA:
Sahasraksha: The one who loves everybody equally
SARVAGYA:
Sarvagya: The lord who knows everything: the knower of all
SARVESHWAR, SARVESHWARA, SARVESHWARA:
Sarveshwar: The lord of all gods
SARVAYONI:
Sarvayoni: The one who is the source of everything
SATVIK:
Satvik: The one with boundless energy
SHAMBHU:
Shambhu: The one who bestows prosperity; the abode of happiness or joy
SHANKAR, SHANKARA:
Shankar: The one who gives happiness and prosperity; the giver of joy
SHARVA:
Sharva: The remover of all troubles
SHASHI SHEKHAR, SHASHI SHEKAR
Shashi Shekhar: The lord who wears the crescent moon in his hairs
SHASHVAT:
Shashvat: The lord who is eternal and the lord who is endless
SHIPIVISHTA:
Shipivishta: The lord whose form emits great rays of light
SHITIKANTHA:
Shitikantha: The lord who has a white neck SHIVA, SHIV
SHIVA:
Shiva: The lord who is always pure
SHIVAPRIYA:
Shivapriya: Beloved of Parvati, the mother goddess
SHOOLIN:
Shoolin: The one who has a trident
SHUDDHAVIGRAHA:
Shuddhavigraha: The one who has a pure body
SHRIKANTHA: (SRIKANTA?)
Shrikantha: The one of glorious neck
SHRUTIPRAKASH, SHRUTIPRAKASHA:
Shrutiprakash: The illuminator of happiness
SHULAPANI:
Shulapani: The one who carries a trident
SKANDAGURU:
Skandaguru: The preceptor of Skanda
SOM:
Som: The one who includes the form of Uma or Goddess Durga
SOMESHWAR, SOMESHWARA:
Someshwar: The lord of all gods
SOMASURYAAGNILOCHANA, soma-surya-agnilochana
Somasuryaagnilochana: The one who has eyes in the form of the sun, the moon, the fire
STHANU:
Sthanu: The firm and immovable deity
SUKHADA:
Sukhada: The bestower of happiness
SUKSHAMATANU:
Sukshamatanu: The god who has a subtle body
SUPRITA:
Suprita: The well pleased
SURESHWARA:
Sureshwara: The lord of all gods
SWARAMAYI:
Swaramayi: The god who lives in all seven notes of music
SWAYAMBHU:
Swayambhu: The self-manifested
TARAK:
Tarak: The lord who is great liberator of mankind
TEJASWANI:
Tejaswani: The one who spreads illumination
TRAYIMURTI, TRAYIMURTHY, TRAYIMURTHI
Trayimurti: Shiva who possess the Veda from
TRILOCHANA:
Trilochana: The three-eyed lord
TRILOKESHA:
Trilokesha: The lord of all the three worlds
TRILOKPATI, TRILOKAPATI, TRILOKAPATHI:
Trilokapati: The master of the three worlds
TRIUPURANTAK:
Tripurantak: The god who killed the demon Tripurasura
TRIPURARI:
Tripurari: The one how killed the demon called Tripura
TRISHOOLIN:
Trishoolin: The one who has a trident in his hands
UGRA:
Ugra: The one who has extremely fierce nature
UMAPATI:
Umapati: The consort of Uma
VACHASPATI
Vachaspati: The lord of the speech
VAJRAHASTA
Vajrahasta: The one who has a thunderbolt in his hands
VAMADEVA:
Vamadeva: The god who is pleasing and auspicious in every way
VARADA:
Varada: The granter of boons
VEDAKARTA:
Vedakarta: The originator of boons
VEERABHADRA:
Veerabhadra: The lord who is violent yet peaceful, the supreme lord of the nether world
VISHALAKSHA:
Vishalaksha: The wide-eyed lord
VIRUPAKSHA:
Virupaksha: The Shiva with oblique eyes
VISHNUVALLABHA:
Vishnuvallabha: The one who is dear to Lord Vishnu
VISHVESWARA, VISHVESHVARA:
Vishveswara: The lord of the universe
VRISHAVAHANA:
Vrishavahana: The one who has bull as his vehicle
VYOMAKESH:
Vyomakesh: The one whose hairs spreads in the sky
YAGYAMAYA:
Yagyamaya: The architect of all sacrificial rites
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