The Names, A to Z
All 965 names of Krishna in the Parāśara Sahasranāma, each with its meaning and linked to the verse where it appears. Browse the full list alphabetically, or search by name or meaning.
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A
- abhayaḥ the fearless, the giver of fearlessness Verse 76
- acintyaḥ the inconceivable Verse 172
- acyutaḥ the infallible, the unfallen Verse 98
- adhyātmasvasvarūpavān possessed of his own essential nature as the inner Self Verse 3
- ādinārāyaṇekṣitaḥ beheld by the primordial Nārāyaṇa Verse 151
- aditiprastutastotro praised in the hymn offered by Aditi Verse 146
- adṛṣṭaceṣṭaḥ whose workings remain unseen Verse 13
- adṛṣṭavatsapavrātaḥ finding the band of cowherd boys gone from sight Verse 55
- adṛśyatarṇakānveṣī who went searching for the vanished calves Verse 54
- ādyaḥ the primordial Verse 120
- ādyaḥ the first, the original Verse 201
- ādyantarahitaḥ without beginning or end Verse 147
- aghadānavasaṃhartā slayer of the demon Agha Verse 51
- aghāpahaḥ the remover of sin Verse 91
- agnivadanaḥ whose mouth is fire Verse 131
- ahamātmā the "I"-Self of all Verse 76
- ahiśīrṣajit who overcame the serpent-head (Aśvasena) Verse 181
- airāvatakarānītaviyadgaṅgāplutaḥ bathed in the celestial Gaṅgā brought by Airāvata's trunk Verse 101
- ājñāpitamahāmbhodhiḥ who commanded the great ocean to recede Verse 125
- ājñāsthitaśacīnāthaḥ at whose command Indra stands ready Verse 119
- ajñātapāraḥ whose further shore cannot be known Verse 132
- akālasandhyāghaṭanaḥ who caused a twilight out of season Verse 178
- akālavatsanirmoktā who loosed the calves at the wrong hour Verse 30
- akāmaḥ the desireless Verse 60
- ākāśanirmalaḥ stainless as the open sky Verse 74
- akramaḥ beyond all sequence and succession Verse 62
- akrodhaḥ free of all anger Verse 62
- ākṛṣṭolūkhalaḥ who dragged the mortar behind him Verse 38
- akrūrabandhuḥ kinsman of Akrūra Verse 136
- akrūradhyānagocaraḥ attained in meditation by Akrūra Verse 112
- akrūraratnadaḥ who gave the gem into Akrūra's keeping Verse 136
- akrūrasaṃstutaḥ hymned by Akrūra Verse 113
- akuṇṭhadhāmā of undimmed glory and abode Verse 74
- alīkanidropagamaḥ who feigned sleep Verse 19
- amarīkṛtadevaughaḥ who restored the host of gods to their immortal standing Verse 144
- ameyātmā of immeasurable Self Verse 163
- anaghaḥ the sinless Verse 111
- anantaḥ the endless, the infinite Verse 38
- anantaḥ the endless Verse 193
- anekamūrtiḥ of countless forms Verse 62
- aṅgulyantaravinyastaphalaḥ holding morsels between his fingers Verse 54
- aṅguṣṭhākrāntakaunteyarathaḥ who pressed Arjuna's chariot down with his thumb Verse 181
- anirdeśyagatiḥ whose course cannot be charted Verse 75
- aniruddhanirodhajñaḥ who knew of Aniruddha's imprisonment Verse 134
- aniruddhapadānveṣī who went seeking Aniruddha's whereabouts Verse 127
- aniruddhapitāmahaḥ grandfather of Aniruddha Verse 127
- anirvēdyaḥ not fathomable through ordinary logic Verse 143
- aṇīyasthūlarūpavān possessed of forms subtler than the subtle and grosser than the gross Verse 60
- añjanasnigdhanayanaḥ with eyes glossy as though with collyrium Verse 22
- antaryāmī the inner controller of all Verse 4
- anurūpavayasyāḍhyaḥ rich in playmates of his own age Verse 28
- anyonyaśāsanaḥ amid the boys' commanding one another in play Verse 50
- apākṛtatrilokārtiḥ who removed the affliction of the three worlds Verse 127
- ariṣṭāriṣṭakṛt the doom of Ariṣṭa, the bull-demon Verse 111
- arjunāyāsavidhvaṃsī who dissolved Arjuna's fatigue and despair Verse 177
- arthadaḥ giver of meaning and prosperity Verse 147
- āścaryabālaḥ the wondrous child Verse 8
- asōḍhayādavōdrēkaḥ who could no longer endure the excess and pride of the Yādavas Verse 190
- aśvatthāmavadhāyāsatrātapāṇḍusutaḥ who saved the Pāṇḍu-sons from Aśvatthāmā's attempt to kill them Verse 182
- atantrīkaḥ bound by no system or apparatus; unconditioned Verse 60
- ātmajñaḥ the knower of the Self Verse 40
- ātmajñānanidhiḥ the treasury of Self-knowledge Verse 131
- ātmapradīpaḥ the self-luminous lamp of the Self Verse 133
- ātmaprakāśaḥ the self-luminous Verse 151
- ātmavān full of, and grounded in, the Self Verse 6
- avijñātavrajākīrṇapāṇḍavālokaḥ who saw the Pāṇḍavas wandering incognito in the forest Verse 168
- avikriyaḥ the changeless, undergoing no modification Verse 3
- aviṣvaktadṛgātmeśaḥ the Self-Lord, beheld by the gaze turned inward, not outward Verse 73
- avyākṛtavihāravān who sports in the unmanifest Verse 132
- avyaktaḥ the unmanifest Verse 59
- avyaktavarṇavāgvṛttiḥ whose speech ran in indistinct syllables Verse 27
- avyayaḥ the imperishable Verse 176
B
- badaryāśramabhūṣaṇaḥ the ornament of the Badarī hermitage Verse 153
- bāhukṣepoditapriyaḥ who showed his delight by waving his arms Verse 40
- bakacañcuvidāraṇaḥ who split apart Baka's beak Verse 45
- bakāsuragrāhī who seized the crane-demon Bakāsura Verse 44
- bakāsurāriḥ foe of Bakāsura Verse 45
- bakatālupradāhakaḥ who scorched Baka's gullet Verse 44
- balabhadraikahṛdayaḥ one in heart with Balabhadra Verse 65
- balabhadrasamāśliṣṭaḥ embraced by Balabhadra Verse 46
- balabhadrasukhālāpaḥ in glad converse with Balabhadra Verse 77
- baladarśitapāṇḍavaḥ who showed the Pāṇḍavas through Balarāma Verse 156
- bālādbhutāvahaḥ a mere child who wrought wonders Verse 45
- balaghātitadurdharṣapralambaḥ at whose prompting Bala slew the invincible Pralamba Verse 79
- bālaḥ the infant Verse 21
- bālaḥ the boy Verse 45
- bālakodgītanirataḥ fond of the boys' singing Verse 40
- balapātitadhenukaḥ at whose side Bala felled Dhenuka Verse 68
- balasaṃrambhaśamanaḥ who pacified Balarāma's rage Verse 156
- balavāhakakelimān who reveled in the carrying-game Verse 79
- balavatsalaḥ tender in his love for Bala Verse 79
- balī the strong Verse 44
- baliyajñasabhādhvaṃsī who disrupted the assembly of Bali's sacrifice Verse 161
- bāloktamṛtkathārambhaḥ about whom the children raised the tale of earth-eating Verse 33
- bāṇabāhuvanaschettā who cut down the forest of Bāṇa's arms Verse 133
- bāṇāsurapurīroddhā who besieged Bāṇāsura's city Verse 128
- bhadrābhartā husband of Bhadrā Verse 137
- bhaktavatsalaḥ tender and devoted to his devotees Verse 153
- bhaktavatsalavākpriyaḥ dear for his tender words to his devotees Verse 64
- bhaktigamyaḥ attainable only through devotion Verse 2
- bhārārtavasudhāstutaḥ praised by the Earth, distressed by her burden Verse 2
- bhartṛruddhagopikādhyānagocaraḥ reached by the inward meditation of the gopīs held back by their husbands Verse 105
- bhavyaḥ the gracious, the auspicious Verse 65
- bhayāpahaḥ the remover of fear Verse 105
- bhīmārditajarāsandhaḥ at whose instigation Bhīma crushed Jarāsandha Verse 158
- bhīmasenajayapradaḥ who gave Bhīmasena victory Verse 181
- bhīṣmabuddhipradaḥ who prompted Bhīṣma to bestow his wisdom Verse 184
- bhīṣmārthacakrabhṛt who took up the wheel for Bhīṣma's sake Verse 177
- bhīṣmaśalyavyadhāvahaḥ who brought about the overthrow of Bhīṣma and Śalya Verse 185
- bhīṣmastutaḥ praised and recommended by Bhīṣma Verse 159
- bhītagopārbhakāhūtaḥ called upon by the frightened cowherd boys Verse 45
- bhṛṅgānukārī who mimicked the humming bee Verse 44
- bhujāgroparivinyastakṣmādharakṣmābhṛt who poised the earth-bearing mountain on his fingertips Verse 98
- bhujasandhyantaranyastaśṛṅgavetraḥ who lodged his horn and staff in the crook of his arm Verse 53
- bhūpaḥ the rightful protector of the earth Verse 119
- bhūṣāratnaprakāśāḍhyaḥ lit up by his jeweled ornaments Verse 32
- bhūtātmā the Self of all beings Verse 4
- bhūtavetālamohakṛt who confounded the bhūtas and vetālas Verse 129
- bimbādharārpitodāraveṇuḥ who set the noble flute to his bimba-red lips Verse 83
- brahma Brahman, the Absolute Verse 59
- brahmābhiṣiktaḥ consecrated by Brahmā Verse 102
- brahmabodhaḥ the knowledge of Brahman, himself Verse 148
- brahmabodhaparitrātapārthaḥ who saved Arjuna with the armour of Brahman-knowledge Verse 177
- brahmahṛdgopitaḥ concealed within the heart of Brahman Verse 104
- brahmamayaḥ consisting wholly of Brahman Verse 59
- brahmānandāśrudhautāṅghriḥ whose feet were laved by Brahmā's tears of bliss Verse 64
- brāhmaṇodghuṣṭaceṣṭanaḥ whose deeds are proclaimed by brāhmaṇas Verse 146
- brahmaṇyadevaḥ the god who honours brāhmaṇas Verse 173
- brahmapadapradaḥ bestower of the state of Brahman Verse 104
- brahmatrapākaraḥ who put Brahmā to shame Verse 58
- brahmavijñātavaibhavaḥ whose greatness Brahmā sought to fathom Verse 55
- brahmavijñātavaibhavaḥ whose glory Brahmā came to know Verse 57
- brahmavṛkṣavaracchāyāsīnaḥ seated in the excellent shade of the Brahman-tree (the sacred pippal) Verse 198
- brahmendrādyabhivanditaḥ worshipped by Brahmā, Indra, and the rest Verse 84
- bṛndāvanakṛtālayaḥ who made his dwelling in Vṛndāvana Verse 41
- bṛndāvanapriyaḥ the lover of Vṛndāvana Verse 93
- buddhitatparaḥ present in and as the intellect Verse 113
C
- caidyādyasahanaḥ who endured the abuse of Śiśupāla and others Verse 159
- caidyaśiroharaḥ who removed the head of the Caidya (Śiśupāla) Verse 163
- cakrādyāyudhasaṃśobhī resplendent with the discus and other weapons Verse 124
- cakrāntaritabhāskaraḥ who screened the sun with his discus Verse 178
- cakrī wielder of the Sudarśana discus Verse 127
- calāpāṅgaḥ of restless sidelong glances Verse 38
- candrārkadṛṣṭiḥ whose two eyes are the moon and the sun Verse 74
- cāṇūrahantā slayer of the wrestler Cāṇūra Verse 118
- cārukaumāracāpalaḥ of lovely childish restlessness Verse 28
- cāruśabdakṛtānanaḥ whose mouth gives forth lovely sound Verse 82
- caturbhujaḥ the four-armed Verse 8
- caturviṃśatidehabhāk who inhabits a body of twenty-four elements Verse 171
- caturvyūhaḥ lord of the four vyūhas Verse 166
- caturyugakriyākartā agent of deeds across all four yugas Verse 176
- cauryaśaṅkitaḥ fearful of being caught for his theft Verse 37
- chandomayaḥ composed of the Vedic meters Verse 61
- chatrāyitabalāhakaḥ over whom the clouds form a canopy Verse 87
- cirādbalohitaḥ [reading uncertain] Verse 57
- cirantanaḥ the eternal, beginningless Verse 143
- cīravāsāḥ wearing bark-cloth garments Verse 154
- citrāyitacarācaraḥ at whose flute the moving and unmoving world grows still as a painting Verse 88
D
- dadhimanthaghaṭībhettā who broke the curd-churning pot Verse 36
- dadhyannacoraḥ thief of curd-rice Verse 44
- daityasaṃhartā destroyer of the demons Verse 80
- dāmabandhaniyantritaḥ restrained by being bound with a cord Verse 37
- dāmākalpaḥ for whom the cord always fell short Verse 38
- dāmodaraḥ Dāmodara — rope-bellied, the bound one Verse 166
- dāmodaraḥ Dāmodara — the cord-bound one Verse 167
- dāmodarapriyasakhā dear friend of Dāmodara (and Balarāma's companion) Verse 167
- dānavamuktidaḥ who granted liberation even to the demon Verse 51
- dānavārātiḥ eternal foe of the demons Verse 173
- dāntaḥ the self-possessed Verse 57
- dantavaktranibarhaṇaḥ destroyer of Dantavaktra Verse 166
- dantidantāyudhaḥ who took the elephant's tusk for a weapon Verse 117
- dārakāhāradāyakaḥ who shared the stolen food with the other boys Verse 30
- dārukārpitapārthādikaraṇīyōktirīśitā the sovereign who delivered final instructions to Dāruka, Arjuna, and the others on what was to be done Verse 200
- daśagrīvāntakaḥ destroyer of the ten-necked Rāvaṇa Verse 161
- daśanāmā he of ten names — the ten avatāras Verse 162
- dāvāgnibhītagopālagoptā protector of the cowherds terrified by the forest blaze Verse 78
- dāvāgnināśanaḥ destroyer of the forest fire Verse 78
- dayāsindhuḥ ocean of compassion Verse 2
- devadevaḥ God of gods Verse 2
- devadevaśikhāmaṇiḥ crest-jewel of the gods of gods Verse 2
- devakīharṣadāyakaḥ who brought joy to Devakī Verse 118
- devakīnandanaḥ delight of Devakī Verse 8
- devakīnayanotsavaḥ a festival to Devakī's eyes Verse 15
- devakyaṣṭamagarbhagaḥ who entered the eighth womb of Devakī Verse 7
- devapakṣārtharūpadhṛk who assumes form for the cause of the gods Verse 60
- devatābhīṣṭavaradaḥ who grants the gods their wished-for boon Verse 197
- dhanadātmajasaṅghuṣṭaḥ extolled by the sons of Kubera, the wealth-giver Verse 39
- dharāṅghriroṣadhīromā whose feet are the earth and whose body-hairs are the herbs Verse 100
- dharmadhenuḥ the wish-cow of dharma Verse 176
- dharmagoptā the protector of dharma Verse 100
- dharmarājajayānītaguruputraḥ who brought back the guru's son led off by Dharmarāja (Yama) Verse 122
- dharmasūnorvājimedhapravartakaḥ who initiated the horse-sacrifice for Yudhiṣṭhira (the son of Dharma) Verse 188
- dharmatrāṇārthaceṣṭitaḥ who acts for the protection of dharma Verse 4
- dhātrīkarasamālambī clinging to the nurse's hand Verse 28
- dhātṛstutaḥ praised by Dhātṛ, the Creator (Brahmā) Verse 58
- dhīraḥ the steadfast and brave Verse 117
- dhṛtalaukikavigrahaḥ who assumed a worldly, human form Verse 13
- dhṛtarāṣṭragataudṛṣṭipradaḥ who gave Dhṛtarāṣṭra sight to behold him Verse 175
- dhṛtarāṣṭraparāmṛṣṭabhīmapratikṛtismayaḥ who made Dhṛtarāṣṭra marvel at the iron image of Bhīma he had crushed Verse 183
- dhūtapramathasaṃrambhaḥ who shook off the fury of Śiva's Pramatha hordes Verse 128
- dhvāntāgārapraveśakṛt who slipped into the dark store-room Verse 31
- ḍimbhakārdanaḥ chastiser of the demon Ḍimbhaka Verse 149
- divyadundubhisaṃyuktaḥ accompanied by the sound of divine kettledrums Verse 200
- doṣavarjitaḥ free of all fault or blemish Verse 164
- drauṇirakṣāvicakṣaṇaḥ supremely skilful in protecting against Droṇa's son Verse 182
- draupadīracitastotrah he for whom Draupadī composed her stuti Verse 163
- dṛḍhavrataḥ of utterly firm vow Verse 162
- droṇotsekādivismitaḥ who observed with astonishment Droṇa's excessive pride Verse 180
- dṛptakṣatrakulāntakaḥ who ended the arrogant Kṣatriya lineages Verse 161
- durāsadaḥ impossible to approach or overcome Verse 172
- durgāniveditodbhāvaḥ whose advent was proclaimed by Durgā Verse 18
- durvāsastṛptikārakaḥ who satisfied Durvāsas and his disciples Verse 168
- duryōdhanavikāravit who knew every distortion within Duryodhana Verse 170
- duṣṭakeśidaityaniṣūdanaḥ slayer of the wicked horse-demon Keśī Verse 111
- duṣṭapramathanah the great destroyer of the wicked Verse 179
- dvandvārāmātmadūragaḥ far removed from those whose Self delights in duality Verse 132
- dvārakānilayaḥ whose abode is Dvārakā Verse 126
- dvārakāpurakalpanaḥ the fashioner of the city of Dvārakā Verse 125
- dvijālōkanasantuṣṭaḥ who delighted in the sight of brāhmaṇas Verse 194
- dvijapatnīvarapradaḥ bestower of boons on the brāhmaṇas' wives Verse 94
- dvijapatnyabhibhāvajñaḥ who knew the loving heart of the brāhmaṇas' wives Verse 94
- dvijātisatkartā honourer of the twice-born Verse 120
- dvijavimohitā whom the brāhmaṇas, in their delusion, failed to know Verse 95
- dvijoditasvastyayanaḥ for whom the brāhmaṇas pronounced benedictions Verse 23
- dyuśīrṣavān whose head is the heavens Verse 76
G
- gadāgrajanmā the elder-born over Gada (his younger brother) Verse 184
- gāḍhodīritagobṛndapremotkarṇitatarṇakaḥ at whose swelling flute-note the herds' love makes the calves prick their ears Verse 86
- gāḍholūkhalabandhanaḥ bound fast to the grinding-mortar Verse 38
- gāndhārīkōpadṛgguptadharmasūnuranāmayaḥ who protected the blameless Yudhiṣṭhira from Gāndhārī's wrathful gaze Verse 185
- gāṅgeyasugatipradaḥ who gave Bhīṣma (Gāṅgeya, son of the Gaṅgā) a blessed end Verse 187
- garuḍānītabhūṣaṇaḥ whose ornaments Garuḍa brought Verse 123
- garuḍavāhanaḥ borne on Garuḍa Verse 127
- ghanaśyāmaḥ dark as a rain-laden cloud Verse 11
- ghaṇṭākarṇakriyāmauḍhyāttośitaḥ pleased despite the foolishness of Ghaṇṭākarṇa's rites Verse 153
- ghaṇṭākarṇavarapradaḥ who granted Ghaṇṭākarṇa his boon Verse 154
- ghoṣagopapraharṣaṇaḥ the delight of the cowherds of the settlement Verse 25
- ghṛṇī the compassionate Verse 167
- ghṛṣṭajānukaradvandvaḥ whose knees and two hands were scuffed from crawling Verse 27
- gītānamitapādapaḥ at whose song the trees bow down Verse 85
- gītasnutisaritpūraḥ whose song streams forth like a river in flood Verse 84
- gobrāhmaṇahitāśayaḥ whose heart is set on the welfare of cows and brāhmaṇas Verse 173
- godhūlicchuritālakaḥ whose curls were powdered with the cows' dust Verse 68
- gogopagopījanmepsuḥ to win whom even gods crave birth as Vraja's cows, cowherds, and gopīs Verse 84
- gogopīstanyapaḥ who, as the calves and boys, drank the milk of the cows and the gopīs Verse 57
- gogoptā the protector of cows Verse 102
- gōmantadāvaśamanaḥ who quelled the forest fire at Gomanta Verse 123
- gōmantagirisañcaraḥ who wandered the Gomanta mountain Verse 123
- gopabandhuḥ kinsman of the cowherds Verse 93
- gopadraṣṭā who let the cowherds behold his realm Verse 104
- gopagānasukhonnidraḥ drowsing happily to the cowherds' singing Verse 67
- gopagobṛndatrāṇatatparaḥ intent on protecting the cowherds and the herds Verse 97
- gopagopīmudāvahaḥ who brought joy to the cowherd men and women Verse 29
- gopajñātātmavaibhavaḥ through whom the cowherds came to know his glory Verse 103
- gopakāntāsunirdeṣṭā the very life-breath of the cowherd women Verse 107
- gopakanyājalakrīḍāhṛṣṭaḥ delighting in water-play with the cowherd maidens Verse 89
- gopakrīḍāvilobhitaḥ drawn to play among the cowherds Verse 91
- gopālabālakaḥ the cowherd boy Verse 65
- gopālaḥ the cowherd, guardian of the cows Verse 45
- gopāliṅgananirvṛtaḥ content in the embraces of the cowherds Verse 77
- gopālokanaharṣitaḥ gladdened by, and gladdening, the gaze of the cowherds Verse 63
- gopasaṃvāhitapadaḥ whose feet the cowherds pressed Verse 66
- gopastrīvastradaḥ who gave the cowherd-women back their garments Verse 92
- gopavyajanavījitaḥ fanned by the cowherds Verse 66
- gopībhadroktinirvṛtaḥ delighted by the gopīs' auspicious blessings Verse 19
- gopīcelāñcalāsīnaḥ seated on the border of the gopīs' garments Verse 109
- gopīcittacoraḥ the thief of the gopīs' hearts Verse 92
- gopīdadhyakṣatārcitaḥ worshipped by the gopīs with curds and unbroken rice Verse 99
- gopīgītaguṇodayaḥ the rising of whose virtues the gopīs sang Verse 40
- gopīhemamaṇiśreṇimadhyendramaṇiḥ the sapphire amid the string of golden gems that were the gopīs Verse 110
- gopikākṛtamajjanaḥ bathed by the hands of the gopikās Verse 69
- gopikāmadanaḥ the love-god of the gopikās Verse 88
- gopikāmānaharaṇaḥ who dispelled the gopikās' jealous pride Verse 106
- gopikāmānavardhanaḥ who heightened the gopikās' joy Verse 107
- gopikāmuktidaḥ granter of liberation to the gopikās Verse 168
- gopikānayanāsvādyaḥ savoured by the eyes of the gopikās Verse 106
- gopikāśatayūthapaḥ leader of hundreds of bands of gopikās Verse 106
- gopikāvṛtaḥ encircled by the gopīs Verse 81
- gopikāyācitāṃśukaḥ whom the gopikās implored for their garments Verse 90
- gopīkelivilāsārthī who sought playful sport with the gopīs Verse 92
- gopīkucakuṅkumamudritaḥ marked with the kuṅkuma from the gopīs' breasts Verse 88
- gopīmaṇḍalamaṇḍanaḥ the ornament of the circle of gopīs Verse 109
- gopīmanoharāpāṅgaḥ whose sidelong glance steals the gopīs' hearts Verse 82
- gopīnamaskriyādeṣṭā who bade the gopīs make obeisance Verse 90
- gopīnarmoktinirvṛtaḥ delighting in playful banter with the gopīs Verse 106
- gopīnetrābjaṣaṭpadaḥ the bee at the lotus-eyes of the gopīs Verse 109
- gopīnetrotpalaśaśī the moon to the blue-lotus eyes of the gopīs Verse 90
- gopīpunaravekṣakaḥ who once more saw the gopīs in their later years Verse 167
- gopīsampūrṇakāmadaḥ fulfiller of the gopīs' every desire Verse 92
- gopīsaubhāgyasambhāvyaḥ cherished as the gopīs' good fortune Verse 68
- gopīvirahasantaptaḥ scorched by separation from the gopīs Verse 69
- gopotsaṅgopabarhaṇaḥ who pillowed his head on the cowherds' laps Verse 66
- goptā the protector Verse 150
- gopyaṃśukāpahṛt who carried off the gopīs' garments Verse 89
- gopyañjaliviśeṣārthī who sought the gopīs' proper two-handed añjali Verse 91
- gopyekakaravanditaḥ saluted by the gopīs with a single hand Verse 90
- gopyupālambhabhartsitaḥ chided by the gopīs' reproaches Verse 32
- goṣṭhāṅgaṇavilokanaḥ who surveyed the courtyard of the cow-pen Verse 36
- govardhanadharaḥ the lifter of Govardhana Verse 97
- govardhanagiricchatracaṇḍadaṇḍabhujārgalaḥ whose mighty arm was the rod and bolt upholding Govardhana as a parasol Verse 97
- govatsapālanaikāgraḥ single-minded in tending the calves Verse 41
- govatsavatsapānveṣī who searched for both the calves and the boys Verse 55
- govindaḥ Govinda — finder of cows, of earth, of the Vedas Verse 164
- grīvāvyāghranakhojjvalaḥ whose neck shone with a tiger-claw amulet Verse 26
- gūḍhaḥ the hidden Verse 113
- gūḍhasvātmā whose Self is hidden and subtle Verse 141
- guṇadraṣṭā the witness of all qualities Verse 141
- guṇagrāhī the apprehender of all qualities Verse 141
- guṇavṛtyupalakṣitaḥ discerned through the workings of the guṇas Verse 113
- guñjāprālambanacchannaḥ draped with strings of guñjā berries Verse 48
- guruputrapradaḥ restorer of the teacher's son Verse 122
- gurvabhīṣṭakriyādakṣaḥ skilled at fulfilling whatever the guru desired Verse 121
H
- haiyaṅgavīnarasikaḥ a connoisseur of the freshest butter Verse 37
- hariḥ Hari, who removes sin and sorrow Verse 8
- harisaptābdhibhedanaḥ Hari who cleft the seven oceans Verse 151
- hatapañcajanaprāptapāñcajanyaḥ who obtained the Pāñcajanya conch by slaying Pañcajana Verse 121
- hayagrīvaśiroharṭā who took the head of the demon Hayagrīva Verse 139
- hiraṇyagarbhahṛdayaḥ who is the inmost heart of Hiraṇyagarbha Verse 130
- hradotsāritakāliyaḥ who drove Kāliya forth from the river-pool Verse 77
- hṛdyaḥ dear to the heart Verse 140
- hṛṣīkeśaḥ master of the senses Verse 165
I
J
- jagadguruḥ the teacher of the world Verse 188
- jagadupadraṣṭā the higher witness of the world Verse 141
- jaganmayaḥ who comprises and pervades the world Verse 1
- jagatsvāmī lord of the universe Verse 163
- jalajāyudhanirdēṣṭā who pointed out the water-born reeds as their weapons Verse 196
- jaleśāhṛtagokulaḥ who rescued his people seized by the sea-king's power Verse 134
- jaleśavijayī victor over the lord of waters Verse 134
- jāmadagnyasamabhyarcyaḥ worshipped by Paraśurāma, son of Jamadagni Verse 123
- jāmbavaddhṛtaratnadaḥ who wrested the jewel held by Jāmbavān Verse 135
- jāmbavatīpriyaḥ beloved of Jāmbavatī Verse 135
- janakāvagatasvōktabhāratassarvabhāvanaḥ who recounted his own Bhārata-story to his father (Vasudeva) and is the sustainer of all Verse 189
- janakopāyanirdeṣṭā who showed his father the means of escape Verse 15
- jananīpratyayāvahaḥ who brought conviction to his mother Verse 33
- jananīśramavijñātā who perceived his mother's weariness Verse 37
- jananyupahṛtānnabhuk who ate the food his mother brought him Verse 70
- janmāliptaḥ untouched by birth Verse 147
- jānucaṅkramaṇotsukaḥ eager to crawl about on his knees Verse 25
- jarāsandhamadāpahaḥ who broke Jarāsandha's pride Verse 124
- jayī the ever-victorious Verse 168
- jetā the eternal conqueror Verse 161
- jitamāheśvarajvaraḥ who conquered the Māheśvara-jvara Verse 128
- jitarkṣarājatanayāhartā who won and wed the bear-king's daughter Verse 135
- jñānayajñapriyaḥ fond of the sacrifice of knowledge Verse 101
K
- kaikeyīramaṇaḥ husband of Kaikeyī (his queen from the Kekaya land) Verse 137
- kailāsayātrāsumukhaḥ favourably disposed to the journey to Kailāsa Verse 153
- kākapakṣadharaḥ wearing the side-locks of boyhood Verse 79
- kakṣājaṭharavinyastaveṇuḥ who tucked his flute at his waist Verse 52
- kalabhāṣaṇaḥ of sweet, soft speech Verse 53
- kāladaṃṣṭrāvibhūṣaṇaḥ adorned with the fangs of time Verse 177
- kālakopapraśamanaḥ who calmed the wrath of Time Verse 181
- kālanābhaḥ the navel of time Verse 131
- kalārūpaḥ whose form is the kalās, the phases and parts Verse 4
- kālātmā the Self of time Verse 193
- kālāvayavasākṣikaḥ the witness of the divisions of time Verse 4
- kalidoṣanirākartā who removes the corruption of the Kali age Verse 162
- kālindīpatiḥ lord of the Kālindī Verse 136
- kālindīpulināsīnaḥ seated on the sandbank of the Kālindī (Yamunā) Verse 52
- kāliyāhiphaṇāraṅganaṭaḥ who danced upon the stage of Kāliya's hoods Verse 72
- kāliyakrodhajanakaḥ who roused Kāliya to wrath Verse 72
- kāliyamardanaḥ the crusher of Kāliya Verse 72
- kāliyasaṃstutaḥ well-praised by Kāliya Verse 75
- kāmadhenupayaḥpūrābhiṣiktaḥ anointed with the flooding milk of the wish-cow Verse 100
- kāmaḥ desire and love itself Verse 136
- kaṃsabhītikṛt who struck fear into Kaṃsa Verse 117
- kaṃsakodaṇḍakhaṇḍanaḥ who snapped Kaṃsa's bow Verse 116
- kaṃsāriḥ the foe of Kaṃsa Verse 118
- kaṃsaśaṅkāviṣādakṛt he who causes the despair born of Kaṃsa's suspicion Verse 7
- kaṃsavidhvaṃsanaḥ the recurring destroyer of Kaṃsa's line Verse 149
- kandarpakōṭilāvaṇyaḥ whose beauty surpasses ten million Cupids Verse 144
- kandukakrīḍanaḥ who played at ball Verse 47
- kāntaḥ the beloved Verse 107
- kāntaḥ the beloved Verse 145
- kāntāmanobhavaḥ the Cupid of his beloved wives Verse 145
- kanyakābandhamocanaḥ who freed the imprisoned maidens Verse 144
- kārāgārāndhakāraghnaḥ dispeller of the prison-house darkness Verse 12
- karakaṅkaṇaḥ wearing bracelets on his wrists Verse 49
- karṇavibhedanaḥ who divided (exposed the true nature of) Karṇa Verse 175
- karṇikārāvataṃsakaḥ wearing a golden karṇikāra blossom at his ear Verse 81
- kāśirājaniṣūdanaḥ slayer of the king of Kāśī Verse 148
- kauravēndrakṣayekṣitā who witnessed/ordained the destruction of the Kaurava chiefs Verse 172
- kaustubhoraskaḥ bearing the Kaustubha gem on his chest Verse 10
- kaviḥ the seer-poet Verse 141
- keśavaḥ Keśava — he who slew the demon Keśin Verse 163
- khāṇḍavaprīṇitārciṣmān who gladdened Agni with the Khāṇḍava Verse 157
- kiṅkiṇīkvāṇasūcitaḥ given away by the jingling of his waist-bells Verse 36
- kirīṭī crowned with a diadem Verse 10
- kośaḥ the sheath enclosing all Verse 131
- krīḍāpaṭuḥ clever at games Verse 50
- krīḍāratnāchalāhartā who carried off the jewelled Pārijāta for Satyabhāmā's delight Verse 145
- krīḍāsetunidhānajñaḥ skilled at building play-bridges and dams Verse 46
- kriyāmūrtiḥ embodiment of sacred action Verse 3
- kriyāmūrtiḥ embodiment of action Verse 13
- kṛpākartā the worker of grace Verse 61
- kṛṣṇaḥ the dark-hued, all-attractive one Verse 1
- kṛṣṇāṣṭamyantasambhavaḥ born at the close of the dark-fortnight aṣṭamī Verse 9
- kṛṣṇāsvayaṃvarālokakautukī who watched Kṛṣṇā's (Draupadī's) svayaṃvara with delight Verse 155
- kṛṣṇayādavagopālaḥ Kṛṣṇa, the Yādava cowherd Verse 63
- kṛtakrīḍānilāyanaḥ who played at making dens and hideouts Verse 46
- kṛtakṛtyaḥ one whose purpose is wholly accomplished Verse 197
- kṛtasantrāsalolākṣaḥ with eyes rolling in feigned fright Verse 33
- kṛtātmavidyāvinyāsaḥ who established the knowledge of the Self Verse 17
- kṛtī the supremely accomplished Verse 182
- kṛtyāgarvapraśamanaḥ who humbled the pride of the Kṛtyā fire-skull Verse 149
- krūrayuddhavit skilled in fierce combat Verse 139
- kṣamaḥ the forbearing Verse 105
- kṣepaṇīkṣepaṇaprītaḥ fond of slinging pellets with a sling Verse 42
- kṣīrabhāṇḍavibhedanaḥ who broke open the milk-pots Verse 31
- kṣīrodadhāmā whose abode is the ocean of milk Verse 1
- kuberasutaśāpavit who knew the curse upon Kubera's sons Verse 38
- kubjāṅgarāgasurabhiḥ fragrant with Kubjā's sandal-paste Verse 116
- kubjāvakratvanirmoktā who freed Kubjā of her crookedness Verse 116
- kubjāyauvanadāyakaḥ who gave Kubjā the bloom of youth Verse 116
- kūjānukṛtakokilaḥ who imitated the cuckoo's cooing Verse 43
- kuñcitāñcitakuntalaḥ with curling, graceful locks Verse 11
- kundanibhasmitaḥ whose smile is like the jasmine flower Verse 89
- kuntīsantoṣadāyakaḥ who gave Kuntī consolation and joy Verse 169
- kūṭasthaḥ the immovable, ever-constant Verse 13
- kutūhalī full of playful delight Verse 92
- kuvalayāpīḍamardanaḥ slayer of the elephant Kuvalayāpīḍa Verse 117
L
- lakṣmaṇāvallabhaḥ beloved of Lakṣmaṇā Verse 138
- līlākṣaḥ of playful eyes Verse 22
- līlāvaicitryakovidaḥ past master of the endless variety of his play Verse 64
- lokarakṣāparāyaṇaḥ wholly devoted to the protection of the worlds Verse 5
- luptanandādibhavavedanaḥ who lifted the worldly cares of Nanda and the rest Verse 47
M
- mādhavaḥ Mādhava — of the spring, the honey-one, of the Mādhava clan Verse 164
- madhupatir lord of Madhu, or: lord of sweetness Verse 164
- madhurājanasaṃvīkṣyaḥ gazed upon by the people of Mathurā Verse 115
- madhurājasabhāsadaḥ seated in the royal assembly of Mathurā Verse 122
- madhurālāpaḥ whose speech is honey Verse 172
- madhusūdanaḥ the slayer of Madhu Verse 164
- mādrīmanoharaḥ who captivated the heart of Mādrī Verse 137
- māgadhātmajarājyadaḥ who gave the Magadha kingdom to Jarāsandha's son Verse 158
- magnanandānveṣipitṛpriyaḥ the dear son who went seeking his father Nanda, seized into the waters Verse 102
- mahadbrahmavivardhanaḥ who augments the great Brahman Verse 142
- mahādyutiḥ of vast radiance Verse 173
- mahāguhāntarnikṣiptaḥ deposited within the great cavern Verse 6
- mahāhradaḥ the vast lake of being Verse 165
- mahāprabhāvanaḥ of vast might and glory Verse 63
- maharṣimānasollāsaḥ the delight of the minds of the great sages Verse 14
- mahāstravit the knower of all the great weapons Verse 186
- mahendraprītivardhanaḥ who heightened great Indra's delight Verse 133
- maheśvaraḥ the Great Lord Verse 62
- mahīmaṅgaladāyakaḥ bestower of auspiciousness upon the Earth Verse 14
- mālākāravarapradaḥ who granted a boon to the garland-maker Verse 115
- mālī the ever-garlanded Verse 142
- mallayuddhavit versed in wrestling-combat Verse 117
- māṃsalorukaṭītaṭaḥ with plump thighs and rounded hips Verse 26
- mandarācaladhārakaḥ who bore Mount Mandara on his back (as Kūrma) Verse 160
- maṅgalātmakaḥ whose very Self is auspiciousness Verse 170
- mañjuśiñjitamañjīracaraṇaḥ whose feet sounded with sweetly-tinkling anklets Verse 49
- manmathamanmathaḥ the Cupid of Cupid, who bewitches even desire Verse 107
- manojñapallavottaṃsaḥ crested with lovely leaf-buds Verse 49
- manomayaḥ made of mind, the inmost Self Verse 100
- mantrakōṭīśaḥ lord of ten million mantras Verse 143
- mantrapūtajalāplutaḥ bathed in water sanctified by mantras Verse 23
- manuṣyadharmānugataḥ who follows the conduct proper to a human being Verse 172
- marutprāṇaḥ whose breath of life is the wind Verse 76
- māsakātparivartadaḥ who bestows complete transformation within a month's time Verse 188
- mātṛdṛśyāttavadanaḥ who opened his mouth for his mother to see within Verse 34
- mātṛvismayakārakaḥ who filled his mother with wonder Verse 24
- mayadānavamocanaḥ who freed the demon Maya from the fire Verse 157
- medhā intelligence itself Verse 131
- meghavāhanagarvahā destroyer of cloud-borne Indra's pride Verse 98
- mitrāntargūḍhavigrahaḥ who hid himself among his friends Verse 33
- mitravaśagaḥ who lets himself be won over by his friends Verse 40
- mitravindānetramahōtsavaḥ the great festival to the eyes of Mitravindā Verse 138
- mohāvartanivartanaḥ who turns back the whirlpool of delusion Verse 130
- mohitāgārarakṣakaḥ who steeped the prison guards in slumber Verse 15
- mṛdbhakṣaṇakṛtekṣaṇaḥ caught in the act of eating earth Verse 32
- mṛgavilobhitaḥ who allured the deer Verse 85
- mṛṣākopaprakampoṣṭhaḥ whose lips quivered with pretended anger Verse 36
- mṛṣāśruḥ shedding false tears Verse 37
- mucukundavarapradaḥ who bestowed a boon on Mucukunda Verse 125
- muditāśayaḥ of joyful heart and disposition Verse 3
- mukhārpitapadāṅguliḥ who set his toe into his mouth Verse 21
- mukundaḥ giver of liberation (mukti) Verse 3
- munibṛndādibhirdhyeyaḥ the object of meditation for sages and their assemblies Verse 154
- muniḥ the sage, the silent one Verse 150
- munijñānapradaḥ bestower of wisdom on the sages Verse 95
- munipatnīvitīrṇānnatṛptaḥ satisfied by the food given by the sages' wives Verse 94
- muniśāpāyudhaḥ whose weapon is the sages' curse Verse 191
- munivadhūpriyaḥ dear to the sages' wives Verse 94
- muñjāṭavyagniśamanaḥ who quelled the fire of the Muñja thicket Verse 80
- murāriḥ foe of Mura Verse 139
- mūrtāmūrtidvayākṛtiḥ bearing the twofold form, embodied and formless Verse 61
N
- nādanartitabarhiṇaḥ at whose flute-sound the peacocks dance Verse 84
- nādātmā whose essence is the primal nāda Verse 143
- nāgapatnīstutiprītaḥ pleased by the hymns of the serpent's wives Verse 73
- nāgavanitāpatibhaikṣadaḥ who granted the serpent-wives the husband's life they begged for Verse 75
- nāgnajitīdhaavaḥ husband of Nāgnajitī Verse 137
- nāgopāyanahṛṣṭātmā gladdened by the serpent's tribute Verse 77
- nāmākāritagokulaḥ who called the folk of Gokula each by name Verse 65
- nānākrīḍāparicchadaḥ furnished with all manner of playthings Verse 41
- nānāvādanirodhakaḥ who stills all the varied philosophies Verse 143
- nānāveṣasamṛddhikṛt who brings about abundance in myriad guises Verse 73
- nānāvidhanimittakṛt who created many kinds of portentous omens Verse 192
- nandāghrātaśiromadhyaḥ the crown of whose head Nanda kissed by smelling Verse 21
- nandagopotsavasphūrtiḥ the burst of festivity for Nanda the cowherd Verse 18
- nandamocitabandhanaḥ whose bonds were untied by Nanda Verse 39
- nāradapreraṇonmukhaḥ made ready to descend by Nārada's prompting Verse 5
- nāradodgītaḥ extolled in song by Nārada Verse 5
- nāradoktiparāmarśī mindful of Nārada's word Verse 39
- narakāsuravicchetā slayer of Narakāsura Verse 140
- narakātmajarājyadaḥ who gave Narakāsura's son his kingdom Verse 140
- nārāyaṇaḥ Nārāyaṇa — who abides in all beings Verse 164
- naṭaveṣadharaḥ clad in a dancer's costume Verse 81
- navanītamahācoraḥ the great thief of fresh butter Verse 30
- navanītamahāśanaḥ the great eater of fresh butter Verse 35
- navanītārthanāprahvaḥ who bowed and coaxed in begging for butter Verse 35
- nayanācchādanakrīḍālampaṭaḥ eager for the game of covering the eyes (blind-man's-buff) Verse 78
- nirālambanabhāvanaḥ who abides and contemplates without any support Verse 59
- niravadyaḥ the faultless, blameless Verse 13
- niruktam the fully expounded — the articulated Word Verse 59
- niṣādabhayamocanaḥ who freed the hunter from his fear Verse 199
- niśīthasamayoditaḥ arisen at the hour of midnight Verse 9
- niṣpandayānabrahmādivīkṣitaḥ gazed on by Brahmā and the gods, their chariots stalled in mid-flight Verse 87
- nityaḥ the eternal Verse 170
- niyuddhalīlāsaṃhṛṣṭaḥ delighting in mock-wrestling Verse 43
- nṛpaceṣṭitaḥ who played at being a king Verse 78
- nyāyavākyaniyojakaḥ the ordainer of just speech and right reasoning Verse 13
P
- padmamālāṅkaḥ graced with a garland of lotuses Verse 81
- padmanābhaḥ lotus-naveled Verse 165
- padmanibhekṣaṇaḥ lotus-eyed Verse 10
- padmāsanāditridaśārthitaḥ besought by Brahmā and the gods on their lotus-thrones Verse 191
- padmāsanasthitaḥ established in the lotus posture Verse 198
- pāñcālīmānarakṣaṇaḥ protector of Pāñcālī's (Draupadī's) honour Verse 166
- pāñcālīpratijñāparipālakaḥ who upheld Draupadī's vow Verse 184
- pañcaviṃśatitattveśaḥ lord of the twenty-five principles of Sāṃkhya Verse 171
- pāṇḍavadūtyakṛt who acted as the Pāṇḍavas' ambassador Verse 169
- pāṇḍavotsavadāyakaḥ who restored joy to the Pāṇḍavas Verse 180
- paṅkānuleparuciraḥ lovely even smeared with mud Verse 26
- parāgadhūsarākāraḥ his little form grey with dust Verse 32
- paraḥ the supreme Verse 62
- paramakaitavaḥ full of supreme playful guile Verse 50
- paramākṣaravigrahaḥ whose form is the supreme imperishable Verse 141
- paramānandaḥ the supreme bliss Verse 88
- paramapāvanaḥ the supremely purifying Verse 54
- paramātmā the Supreme Self Verse 76
- paramātmā the supreme Self Verse 201
- paraṃ brahma the supreme Brahman Verse 201
- parameśānaḥ the supreme lord of all Verse 201
- parānandaḥ the highest bliss Verse 148
- parārthaikaprayojakaḥ whose every act is solely for others Verse 144
- parātparaḥ the beyond-beyond, transcending even transcendence Verse 201
- pārijātāpahārakaḥ who took away the Pārijāta from Svarga Verse 148
- parīkṣitprāṇarakṣaṇaḥ who protected the life of Parīkṣit Verse 187
- pariṣṭutaḥ the utterly and completely praised Verse 201
- pārthamanyunirākartā who dissolved Arjuna's grief and rage Verse 180
- pārthāpahāritadrauṇicūḍāmaṇirabhaṅguraḥ the indestructible, from whom Arjuna took Aśvatthāmā's crest-jewel Verse 183
- pārthapratijñāparipālakaḥ who upheld Arjuna's vow Verse 179
- pārthasārathyanirataḥ devoted to the charioteer's role for Arjuna Verse 169
- pārthavismayakṛtpārthaprāṇavārthaprabodhaḥ who first astonished Pārtha and then awakened him to the meaning of Praṇava — the Bhagavad Gītā Verse 152
- paryaṅkanidrāluḥ drowsing upon his little cot Verse 21
- paryāyāṅkuritasmitaḥ whose smile sprouted by turns Verse 22
- paścimōdadhipūjitaḥ worshipped by the western ocean Verse 121
- patiḥ the Lord Verse 201
- pauṇḍrakaprāṇaharaṇaḥ who took the life of the impersonator Pauṇḍraka Verse 148
- phālgunaḥ Arjuna himself, or: the friend of Phālguna Verse 150
- phālgunipriyaḥ dear to Arjuna (Phālguni) Verse 150
- phalitotkṛṣṭayauvanaḥ in whom surpassing youth has come to flower Verse 108
- piñchair alakaveṣakṛt who dressed his locks with peacock feathers Verse 48
- piṅgajaṭādharaḥ wearing matted locks of golden hue Verse 154
- pītavāsāḥ clad in yellow Verse 11
- pīṭholūkhalasopānaḥ who made a stool or the mortar his stepping-stair Verse 31
- pitṛbandhavimocanaḥ who freed his parents from their bonds Verse 118
- pitṛpāṇipariṣkāraḥ the ornament of his father's hands Verse 15
- pitṛprāgjanmasūcakaḥ who revealed to his father his own former births Verse 12
- pitṛproktakriyārūpaśakrayāganivāraṇaḥ who halted the Indra-sacrifice his father had ordained Verse 96
- pitṛvāhakaḥ who was borne by his father Verse 16
- pitṛvarapradaḥ granter of boons to the ancestors Verse 150
- plavaṅgotplavano'dbhutaḥ wondrous at leaping about like a monkey Verse 46
- prabhāsālōkanōdyuktaḥ who set out to behold the tīrtha of Prabhāsa Verse 192
- prabhaviṣṇuḥ the all-powerful source of all becoming Verse 60
- prabhuḥ the Lord Verse 76
- prabhuḥ the Lord Verse 126
- prabhūṣṇuḥ ever-arising, mighty to come forth Verse 5
- pradhānātmā the Self of primordial matter (pradhāna) Verse 61
- pradhānātmā the Self of primal matter Verse 114
- pradyumnajanakaḥ father of Pradyumna Verse 126
- prahlādapratijñāpratipālakaḥ who upheld to the letter the pledge made to Prahlāda (as Narasiṃha) Verse 160
- prājāpatyarkṣasambhūtaḥ born under the constellation of Prajāpati Verse 9
- prājñaḥ the supremely wise Verse 169
- prakāśātmā the self-luminous Self Verse 140
- prakṛtiḥ the primal Nature, source of all Verse 62
- pralambabāhuḥ the long-armed Verse 69
- pramāṇagamyaḥ knowable through valid means of knowledge Verse 113
- praṇidhānaparāyaṇaḥ wholly absorbed in deep contemplation Verse 198
- prapannapālanaḥ protector of those who have surrendered Verse 142
- prapannārtibhayacchetā who cuts away the pain and fear of those who surrender Verse 185
- prasādaparamōdāraḥ supremely generous in bestowing grace Verse 187
- prasannadhīḥ of serene and joyful mind Verse 197
- prasannaḥ the serene and gracious Verse 88
- praśastanāmakaraṇaḥ for whom the naming-rite was duly performed Verse 25
- prasenānveṣaṇodyuktaḥ who set out to search for Prasena and the jewel Verse 135
- prasiddhaḥ the ever-renowned Verse 74
- praskhalaccitracaṅkramaḥ of charmingly faltering, stumbling gait Verse 28
- prasthānaśakaṭārūḍhaḥ mounted on the cart of departure Verse 41
- pratibimbānukārakṛt who mimicked his own reflection Verse 27
- pratidhvānapramuditaḥ delighted by the echo of his own calls Verse 50
- pratiruddhasatīmokṣapradaḥ who granted release to the devoted wives held back by their kin Verse 95
- pratōdadhṛk the goad-bearing charioteer Verse 175
- pratyagātmā the inward Self, consciousness turned within Verse 198
- pratyakṣīkṛtabhūteśaḥ who encountered the Lord of beings (Śiva) directly Verse 155
- prāvṛṭkālavinodavān who passed the rainy season in delight Verse 80
- prīṇitaphālgunaḥ who gladdened Arjuna Verse 157
- pṛthukāsvādanapriyaḥ fond of tasting the beaten-rice offering Verse 167
- pṛthvīstutaḥ praised by the Earth-goddess Verse 140
- pulindastutisantuṣṭaḥ satisfied by the praises of the Pulinda tribals Verse 199
- pulindasugatipradaḥ who granted the Pulindas a blessed destination Verse 199
- pumān the Person, the supreme Male principle Verse 165
- puṇḍarīkākṣaḥ lotus-eyed Verse 164
- puṇyadaḥ the giver of merit Verse 195
- puṇyaḥ the auspicious, the meritorious himself Verse 195
- puṇyatīrthamahōtsavaḥ a great festival at the holy tīrthas Verse 194
- puṇyatīrthāplutaḥ bathed in the holy tīrthas Verse 195
- purāṇaḥ the primordial, the ancient Verse 147
- purāṇaḥ the primordial, the most ancient Verse 201
- purāṇavapuḥ of ancient, primeval body Verse 6
- pūrṇabhūmā the fullness of being, the plenum Verse 201
- pūrṇaśrīḥ of complete and perfect glory Verse 151
- puruṣaḥ the Person Verse 114
- puruṣottamaḥ the highest Puruṣa, supreme Person Verse 163
- pūrvavatsavatsapadarśakaḥ who showed forth the original calves and boys Verse 63
- puṣpasvecchāttaṣaṭpadaḥ who playfully gathered the bees upon his flowers Verse 49
- puṣpavṛṣṭiprapūjitaḥ worshipped with a rain of flowers from heaven Verse 200
- pūtanākrośakārakaḥ who made Pūtanā shriek Verse 20
- pūtanāstanapīḍanaḥ who pressed and crushed Pūtanā's breast Verse 19
- pūtanāsugatipradaḥ who granted Pūtanā a blessed destiny Verse 21
R
- rādhāpremasallāpanirvṛtaḥ made blissful by loving talk with Rādhā Verse 71
- rāgapallavitasthāṇuḥ at whose melody even dry stumps sprout Verse 85
- rājabandhananirmoktā who freed the kings from their bonds Verse 159
- rajakapratighātakaḥ slayer of the royal washerman Verse 115
- rājasūyāgrapūjanaḥ who received the foremost honour at the Rājasūya Verse 159
- rājasūyārhayudhiṣṭhiraniyojakaḥ who directed worthy Yudhiṣṭhira to the Rājasūya Verse 158
- rajjuyajñopavītavān who wore a cowherd's rope for a sacred thread Verse 65
- rakṣājvalanayantrajit who overcame the fire-defense machines Verse 128
- raṅgatrāsakaḥ who overawed the arena Verse 117
- rāsakrīḍāsamāsaktaḥ absorbed in the Rāsa dance Verse 109
- rathī the chariot-warrior Verse 150
- rauhiṇeyakṛtānandaḥ delight of Rohiṇī's son, Balarāma Verse 6
- revatīpremavallabhaḥ the beloved of Revatī Verse 161
- ruciraḥ the resplendent, the beautiful Verse 126
- ruddhaprāgjyotiṣamahāpuraḥ who besieged the great city of Prāgjyotiṣa Verse 138
- rukmimānahantā who crushed Rukmin's arrogance Verse 126
- rukmiṇījāniḥ husband of Rukmiṇī Verse 126
S
- sadāptagopikodgītaḥ ceaselessly sung by the devoted gopīs Verse 81
- sādhucittaprasādakaḥ who brings serenity to the hearts of the good Verse 14
- sādhudarśī who looks on the virtuous with his gaze Verse 172
- śādvalāsanaḥ who sat upon the grassy sward Verse 80
- ṣaḍviṃśakaḥ the twenty-sixth principle, beyond Sāṃkhya's twenty-five Verse 147
- sahabhuktavrajārbhakaḥ who ate together with the boys of Vraja Verse 52
- śaibyāprāṇabandhuḥ the life-companion of Śaibya Verse 137
- sakalāvaraṇopetaḥ endowed with every enveloping power Verse 62
- śakaṭāsurabhañjanaḥ breaker of the cart-demon Verse 22
- śākhācaturacaṅkramaḥ nimble at clambering among the branches Verse 50
- śākhotkarṇaśakuntaughaḥ around whom flocks of birds on the boughs listen with raised ears Verse 87
- śakrābhivanditaḥ worshipped by Indra Verse 146
- śakrajananīkuṇḍalapradaḥ who gave back Aditi (Indra's mother) her earrings Verse 146
- śakrāmarṣakaraḥ who provoked Indra's wrath Verse 96
- śakravṛṣṭipraśamanonmukhaḥ set on quelling Indra's deluge Verse 96
- śaktaḥ the all-capable Verse 181
- sālvaghnaḥ slayer of Śālva Verse 166
- sāmagānapriyaḥ fond of the Sāma-gāna, the sung Veda Verse 176
- samaraślāghī praised in battle Verse 166
- sāmbajanakaḥ father of Sāmba Verse 149
- śambhujṛmbhaṇaḥ who made Śambhu yawn uncontrollably Verse 129
- śambhusaṃstutaḥ praised by Śambhu (Śiva) Verse 129
- śambhutriśūlajit who defeated Śiva's trident Verse 129
- samudrasthāpitāścaryamusalāḥ who placed the wondrous mace in the sea Verse 190
- saṃyamī the supremely self-controlled Verse 147
- sāndīpanikṛtābhyastavidyābhyāsaikadhīḥ single-minded in mastering the lore taught by Sāndīpani Verse 120
- saṅkarṣaṇārpitaprītiḥ who bestowed his love on Saṅkarṣaṇa Verse 112
- śaṅkhacakragadāpadmapāṇiḥ bearing conch, discus, mace and lotus in his hands Verse 10
- śaṅkhacūḍaśiroharaḥ who struck off the head of Śaṅkhacūḍa Verse 110
- śaṅkhacūḍaśiroratnasamprīṇitabalaḥ who gladdened Balarāma with the jewel from Śaṅkhacūḍa's head Verse 111
- sanmitraḥ a true friend of the good Verse 174
- śāntaḥ the serene and peaceful Verse 184
- śāntaḥ the peaceful, the serene Verse 186
- śāntanavōdīrṇasarvadharmasamāhitaḥ who embodies all the dharma proclaimed by Bhīṣma (the son of Śantanu) Verse 186
- śāntavāsasphuradgopīkṛtāñjaliḥ to whom the gopīs, clothed again, offered joined palms Verse 91
- santoṣitasuravrātaḥ who gladdened the host of gods Verse 14
- saptābdhistambhanōdbhātaḥ who rose in glory when he stilled the seven seas Verse 151
- saptāhavidhṛtādrīndraḥ who upheld the great mountain for seven days Verse 98
- sarasaḥ the tender, full of feeling Verse 112
- śaratcandranibhānanaḥ whose face resembles the autumn moon Verse 184
- śaratcandravihārotkaḥ eager to sport beneath the autumn moon Verse 105
- sārathyanirdeṣṭā who appointed himself charioteer Verse 150
- śārṅgī wielder of the Śārṅga bow Verse 1
- sarvadarśanaḥ the all-seeing Verse 139
- sarvadāśārhasatatārchitaḥ always worshipped by all the Dāśārhas Verse 171
- sarvadevaḥ the All-God, in whom every deity inheres Verse 62
- sarvāgamādhvagaḥ who pervades the path of all āgamas Verse 131
- sarvaguṇaḥ possessed of every virtue Verse 74
- sarvajanturutānukṛt who mimicked the calls of every creature Verse 43
- sarvalokaśubhaṅkaraḥ bringer of good to all the worlds Verse 102
- sarvamātṛsutapradaḥ who returned sons to all their mothers Verse 152
- sarvānugrāhakaḥ the universal bestower of grace Verse 171
- sarvapramāṇapramadhīḥ the cognition underlying all valid knowledge Verse 114
- sarvapratyayasādhakaḥ the establisher of all cognitions Verse 114
- sarvārthasādhakaḥ accomplisher of every aim Verse 58
- sarvārthasārathiḥ the charioteer toward every goal Verse 101
- sarvasammataḥ agreeable and dear to all Verse 155
- sarvasātvataḥ lord of all the Sātvatas Verse 74
- sarvātmā the Self of all Verse 139
- sarvātmagocaraḥ accessible as the Self of all Verse 156
- sarvātmārthasamāhartā who assembles within himself the purpose of every soul Verse 160
- sarvāvatārādhiṣṭhātā the overlord presiding over all avatāras Verse 162
- sarvavedādiḥ the origin of all the Vedas Verse 60
- sarvavedamayaḥ comprising all the Vedas Verse 102
- sarvavyākṛtasiddhidaḥ the fulfiller of the goals of all manifested beings Verse 142
- sarvayādavasaṃsēvyaḥ ministered to by all the Yādavas Verse 192
- sarvayogeśvareśvaraḥ the Lord of all lords of yoga Verse 130
- sarveśvaraḥ lord of all Verse 74
- sarvōtkṛṣṭaparicChadaḥ attended with the most exalted retinue Verse 192
- sasmitamukhaḥ of smiling face Verse 112
- śāstā the great teacher and ruler Verse 122
- śāstranetraḥ whose guiding eye is the scriptures Verse 101
- śatadhanvaśiroharaḥ who took the head of Śatadhanvan Verse 136
- śatakōṭisuvarṇadaḥ who gave hundreds of crores in gold Verse 195
- ṣaṭcakraśaktinirjetā conqueror of the six-wheeled śakti Verse 129
- satkārāhlāditāśeṣabhūsuraḥ who gladdened all the brāhmaṇas with his marks of honour Verse 194
- satkathāpriyaḥ fond of noble stories Verse 147
- satrājidratnayācakaḥ who asked Satrājit for his jewel (Syamantaka) Verse 134
- sātvatapūrvajaḥ the eldest and first among the Sātvatas Verse 159
- satyabhāmāpriyaḥ dear to Satyabhāmā Verse 136
- saumyaḥ the gentle, the comely Verse 79
- śauriḥ descendant of Śūra (grandson of Śūra, son of Vasudeva) Verse 7
- savanadīkṣitaḥ consecrated to the soma-pressing rite Verse 150
- savitrīsnehasaṃśliṣṭaḥ enfolded in his mother's love Verse 35
- savitrīstanalolupaḥ eager for his mother's breast Verse 35
- śeṣaśāyī who reclines upon Śeṣa (Ananta) Verse 1
- śeṣoktākhyāsahasrakaḥ whose thousand names were uttered by Śeṣa Verse 16
- śeṣoragaphaṇācchatraḥ canopied by the hood of Śeṣa the serpent Verse 16
- śikyabhāṇḍasamākarṣī who pulled down pots from the hanging slings Verse 31
- śilānyastānnabhṛt who took up the food laid out on the rocks Verse 80
- sindhurājaśiraḥpātasthānavaktā who said where the head of Jayadratha would fall Verse 179
- śiṣṭābhilakṣyaḥ the goal aimed at by the wise and virtuous Verse 4
- śiṣṭācārapradarśakaḥ exemplar of righteous conduct Verse 120
- śivārambhaḥ auspicious in every undertaking Verse 174
- śivastotā who praised Śiva Verse 155
- śivastutaḥ praised by Śiva Verse 155
- skandhāropitagopastrīvāsāḥ who hung the cowherd-women's clothes on his shoulder Verse 89
- smāritabrahmavidyārthaprītapārthaḥ who recalled to Arjuna the meaning of Brahman-knowledge, filling him with joy Verse 186
- smitalakṣyaradodgamaḥ the budding of whose teeth showed in his smile Verse 27
- smitekṣāharṣitabrahmā who gladdened Brahmā with a smiling glance Verse 64
- ṣōḍaśastrīsahasreśaḥ lord of sixteen thousand women Verse 145
- sphuranmakarakuṇḍalaḥ with gleaming makara-shaped earrings Verse 10
- sragbhūṣaṇānulepāḍhyaḥ rich with garlands, ornaments and fragrant unguents Verse 70
- śreyonidhiḥ treasury of blessedness Verse 51
- sṛgālātmajarājyadaḥ who gave Sṛgāla's son his kingdom Verse 124
- sṛgālāvanipālaghnah slayer of the forest-king Sṛgāla Verse 124
- śrīdaḥ the bestower of Śrī (wealth and beauty) Verse 167
- śrīdāmārjitasauhṛdaḥ who won the love of Śrīdāman Verse 67
- śrīdharaḥ bearer of Śrī Verse 165
- śrīmān possessed of Śrī, majestic Verse 8
- śrīnikētanaḥ the abode of Śrī Verse 133
- śrīpatiḥ the consort of Śrī Verse 105
- śrīvallabhaḥ beloved of Śrī (Lakṣmī) Verse 1
- śrīvatsalakṣmavakṣāḥ bearing the Śrīvatsa mark upon his chest Verse 8
- śṛṅgaravākāritavatsakaḥ who summoned the calves with the note of his horn Verse 48
- śrutimān the Veda-knowing Verse 173
- śrutipriyaḥ dear to the ear, and to the Veda Verse 83
- stanyāttapūtanāprāṇaḥ who with her milk drew out Pūtanā's life-breath Verse 20
- sthiraśeṣāyutabalassahasraphaṇivīkṣaṇaḥ who is gazed upon by the steady Śeṣa of boundless strength and a thousand hoods Verse 197
- stotram the very embodiment of praise Verse 12
- stutisantuṣṭamānasaḥ whose mind is completely satisfied by praise Verse 193
- stutottamaguṇaḥ whose surpassing virtues are hymned Verse 76
- subalaprāṇarañjanaḥ the very delight of Subala's heart Verse 67
- subhadrāphālgunodvāhakartā who arranged the marriage of Subhadrā and Arjuna Verse 157
- subhadrāśokaharaṇaḥ who removed Subhadrā's grief (after Abhimanyu's death) Verse 180
- śucismitaḥ of bright, pure smile Verse 53
- sudharmānayanakṣamaḥ able to bring down the celestial Sudharmā hall Verse 119
- sudhīḥ of keen and lucid mind Verse 120
- sugāyanaḥ the sweet singer Verse 86
- sujātajātakarmaśrīḥ the glory of whose birth-rites were beautifully performed Verse 19
- sujātānantamahimā of immaculate, infinite majesty Verse 178
- sukhabhāvaḥ whose very nature is bliss Verse 3
- sukhādhāraḥ the substratum of all happiness Verse 3
- sukhātmakaḥ whose essence is bliss Verse 59
- sukhī content, at ease Verse 57
- sulabhaḥ easily accessible Verse 158
- sulakṣaṇaḥ bearing auspicious marks Verse 174
- sumanaḥ the gracious one Verse 99
- sumano'laṅkṛtaśirāḥ his head decked with flowers Verse 47
- sumanovṛṣṭihṛṣṭaḥ gladdened by the rain of flowers Verse 99
- sunandasuhṛdekātmā one soul with his friend Sunanda Verse 67
- surabhistutaḥ praised by Surabhi, mother of cows Verse 100
- surapāśāvṛticchedī who cut through the divine nooses blocking the city Verse 139
- suravallabhaḥ the beloved of the gods Verse 194
- śūravaṃśaikadhīḥ the one focus of the Śūra dynasty Verse 7
- suśaraṇyaḥ the perfect refuge Verse 174
- suśīlādayitaḥ dear to Suśīlā Verse 138
- susthiraḥ the steadfast Verse 112
- sūtikāgṛhabhūṣaṇaḥ the ornament of the birth-chamber Verse 11
- suvijñānavimūrtimān whose form embodies pure knowledge Verse 174
- suvyaktavyaktābharaṇaḥ adorned with clearly-manifest ornaments Verse 11
- suyōdhanatiraskartā who rebuked Suyodhana (Duryodhana) Verse 170
- svabhāsodbhāsitavrajaḥ who lit up Vraja with his own radiance Verse 17
- svabhāvārthaḥ the very purpose and meaning of his own nature Verse 198
- svabhāvaśuddhaḥ naturally and inherently pure Verse 174
- svabhāvotkṛṣṭasadbhāvaḥ of innately exalted, true being Verse 9
- svadhāmagamanōtsukaḥ eager to return to his own eternal abode Verse 191
- svadṛgātmastutipriyaḥ dear to those who praise him by beholding the Self through their own insight Verse 73
- svādusnigdhānnaśikyabhṛt who carried tasty, rich food in a sling Verse 47
- svamāyāmōhitāśeṣavṛṣṇivīraḥ who bewildered all the Vṛṣṇi warriors with his own māyā Verse 196
- svamukhapratibimbārthī who reached for the reflection of his own face Verse 26
- svāṅghrimudrāṅkanāgendramūrdhā upon whose serpent-king's hoods his own footprint was set Verse 75
- svapnavyāpāritārjunaḥ who moved Arjuna through visions and dreams Verse 178
- svaprakāśaḥ the self-luminous Verse 143
- svarlokālokasaṃhṛṣṭagopavargatrivargadaḥ who, gladdening the cowherds with a vision of the higher realm, bestowed the highest good Verse 104
- svaśaktyuddhāṭitāśeṣakapāṭaḥ by whose own power all the prison doors flew open Verse 16
- svasaṅkalpānurūpārthaḥ who brings things to be exactly as he wills Verse 56
- svasiddhidaḥ granter of self-realization and of one's own fulfilment Verse 1
- svasthānasthāpitagiriḥ who set the mountain back in its place Verse 99
- svātmāsyadattatāmbūlaḥ who gave the betel from his own mouth Verse 108
- svātmāveśitayādavaḥ who infused the Yādavas with his own Self — their destruction his re-absorption Verse 196
- svayamprabhur the self-sovereign Verse 143
- svayaṃ svācchandyamohanaḥ who bewilders by his own free will Verse 34
T
- tālīvanakṛtakrīḍaḥ who sported in the palm-grove (Tālavana) Verse 68
- tanmātrarūpavān whose form encompasses the subtle elements Verse 131
- tanmātrāvayavī the whole of which the subtle elements are the parts Verse 113
- tapaścaryāparaḥ intent on the rigours of austerity Verse 154
- tāpatrayanivāraṇaḥ remover of the three afflictions Verse 12
- taralāloka(ḥ) of tremulous, darting glance Verse 22
- tejorūpaḥ whose form is pure radiance Verse 59
- tīrthapāvanaḥ the purifier of tīrthas Verse 195
- trayīmūrtiḥ embodiment of the three Vedas Verse 2
- trilokēśaḥ lord of the three worlds Verse 165
- trivikramaḥ the three-strider, who crossed the worlds in three steps Verse 165
- tṛṇāvartādidussahaḥ unbearable to Tṛṇāvarta and his kind Verse 24
- tṛṇāvartāsuradhvaṃsī destroyer of the whirlwind-demon Tṛṇāvarta Verse 24
- turīyasarvadhīsākṣī the turīya witness of all minds Verse 132
U
- ugrasenādhipatyadaḥ who restored sovereignty to Ugrasena Verse 119
- ujjvalaḥ the radiant Verse 110
- upāttahaṃsagamanaḥ who took on the gliding gait of a swan Verse 43
- upendraḥ Upendra — younger to Indra yet supreme Verse 173
- urugītaḥ widely sung in long hymns Verse 173
- urukramaḥ the wide-striding Verse 122
- urukramaḥ the wide-striding Verse 137
- urvībhayāpahaḥ who removed the Earth's fear Verse 119
- utphullapuṇḍarīkāvataṃsakaḥ crowned with a full-blown white lotus Verse 69
- uttaṅkaharṣadātmīyadivyarūpapradarśakaḥ who showed his own divine form to bring joy to the sage Uttaṅka Verse 189
V
- vācyavācakaśaktyarthaḥ the meaning dwelling in both the signifier and the signified Verse 142
- vāgmī the eloquent — he whose speech is the Veda itself Verse 163
- vaijayantīsragākalpaḥ adorned with the Vaijayantī garland Verse 107
- vaktralakṣyacarācaraḥ in whose mouth the moving and unmoving world was beheld Verse 34
- vallavaceṣṭitaḥ who behaved just like a cowherd Verse 52
- vallavārbhakabhītihā who banished the cowherd boys' fear Verse 54
- vallavīpremacālitaḥ moved by the love of the cowherd women Verse 108
- vallavīstanasaktākṣaḥ whose gaze rested upon the cowherd women Verse 108
- vāmanaḥ the Dwarf Verse 165
- vāmapāṇisthadadhyannakabalaḥ holding a ball of curd-rice in his left hand Verse 53
- vanyāśanapriyaḥ fond of forest fare Verse 48
- varaśayyāśayaḥ who rested on a fine couch Verse 71
- varaśīlaḥ of excellent character Verse 174
- varṇottamaḥ the highest in the order of varṇas Verse 176
- vārṣṇeyaḥ the Vṛṣṇi hero Verse 170
- varuṇacchatraśobhitaḥ adorned with Varuṇa's royal parasol Verse 145
- varuṇānītajanakaḥ who brought back his father, led off by Varuṇa's servant Verse 103
- varuṇārcitaḥ worshipped by Varuṇa Verse 103
- varuṇodīritātmekṣākautukaḥ who delighted Varuṇa's wish to behold him Verse 103
- vaśakaḥ who holds all in his sway Verse 105
- vāsavavanditaḥ bowed to by Indra Verse 99
- vāsavayāgavit who knew the truth of the sacrifice to Indra Verse 95
- vāsudevaḥ son of Vasudeva, who dwells in all things Verse 165
- vasudevapadānamraḥ who bowed at Vasudeva's feet Verse 118
- vasudevastutaḥ praised by Vasudeva Verse 12
- vasudevasutaḥ son of Vasudeva Verse 8
- vasudevollasacchaktiḥ whose power surged forth through Vasudeva Verse 7
- vasudhāyāsaharaṇaḥ remover of the Earth's toil and distress Verse 5
- vaśyaśrīḥ to whom Śrī is submissive Verse 132
- vatsapucchasamākṛṣṭaḥ dragged along clutching a calf's tail Verse 29
- vatsapucchavikarṣaṇaḥ who tugged at the calves' tails Verse 29
- vatsapuraḥsaraḥ who went out ahead with the calves Verse 44
- vatsavatsaparūpadhṛk who took on the forms of the calves and the cowherd boys Verse 56
- vedabāhyavimohanaḥ who confuses those outside the Veda Verse 162
- velākānanasañcārī who wandered the forests by the seashore Verse 193
- velānilahṛtaśramaḥ whose weariness was relieved by the sea-breeze Verse 193
- veṇuvādanatatparaḥ intent on playing the flute Verse 82
- veṇuvādyaviśāradaḥ accomplished in playing the flute Verse 42
- vibhuḥ the all-pervading lord Verse 101
- vibhūtimān possessed of infinite divine glories Verse 141
- vicakravadhadīkṣitaḥ intent on the destruction of Vicakra (Sudakṣiṇa) Verse 149
- vicitrācārasammataḥ consonant with wondrous, varied conduct Verse 61
- vicitrāmbarasaṃvītaḥ robed in wondrous garments by the weaver Verse 115
- vicitraśaktiḥ of wondrous, manifold power Verse 58
- vidhvastakālayavanaḥ who destroyed the Yavana king Kālayavana Verse 125
- vidurābhistutaḥ praised by Vidura Verse 170
- vidurātithyasantuṣṭaḥ deeply satisfied by Vidura's hospitality Verse 169
- vidyādharenduśāpaghnaḥ who lifted the serpent-curse of the Vidyādhara Sudarśana Verse 110
- vihitāptādipūjanaḥ who ordained the final worship of his kinsmen and friends Verse 190
- vihitārthāptasatkāraḥ who received the due honour for the purposes he accomplished Verse 188
- vijñānamātrātmā whose Self is pure consciousness Verse 133
- vilāsalalitasmeragarbhalīlāvalokanaḥ whose playful glances brimmed with graceful, half-hidden smiles Verse 70
- vinyastarakṣāgodhūliḥ upon whom protective cow-dust was applied Verse 20
- vinyastavadanāmbhojaḥ his lotus-face bent to the flute Verse 82
- vipakṣapakṣakṣayakṛt who brought about the destruction of both opposing factions Verse 187
- viparyāsavilocanaḥ whose sight is untouched by illusion Verse 114
- vipraputrapradaḥ who gave back the brāhmaṇa's sons Verse 152
- viprasātkṛtagōkōṭiḥ who gave crores of cows to brāhmaṇas Verse 195
- vīraḥ the hero Verse 134
- virahākulaḥ who seems troubled by separation Verse 112
- virāṭpuruṣavigrahaḥ whose very body is the cosmic Person (Virāṭ) Verse 55
- viṣārtavrajaharṣadaḥ who restored joy to Vraja stricken by the poison Verse 71
- viśeṣavit the knower of every distinction Verse 196
- vismāritānyavyāpāraḥ who made others forget every other task Verse 29
- vismāritatṛṇagrāsamṛgaḥ who made the deer forget their grazing Verse 85
- viṣṇuḥ Viṣṇu — the all-pervading Verse 164
- viṣvaksenaḥ he whose forces (senā) move in every direction Verse 1
- viśvarūpapradarśakaḥ the revealer of the Cosmic Form Verse 176
- viśvarūpavismāritadhanañjayaḥ who astonished Dhanañjaya with his cosmic form Verse 175
- viśvataścakṣuḥ the all-seeing, with eyes on every side Verse 76
- viśvavanditaḥ adored by all the world Verse 87
- viśvavimohanaḥ the enchanter of all the world Verse 83
- vivekadṛk the one of discriminating vision Verse 179
- vrajānandakarodayaḥ whose rising brought joy to all Vraja Verse 18
- vrajasaṃvarṇitaśrāvyaveṇunādaḥ whose sweet flute-note is extolled through all Vraja Verse 83
- vrajasañjīvanaḥ reviver of Vraja Verse 51
- vrajavighnavināśanaḥ destroyer of the perils besetting Vraja Verse 51
- vrajavyākrośasusmitaḥ who smiled sweetly at Vraja's scoldings Verse 30
- vṛddhāhikulaveṣṭitaḥ engirdled by the brood of the ancient serpent Verse 72
- vṛkṣacchāyāhatāśāntiḥ whose heat-weariness was eased by the shade of trees Verse 66
- vṛṣadhvānaviḍambanaḥ who mimicked the bellowing of bulls Verse 42
- vṛṣavatsānukaraṇaḥ who imitated the bull-calves Verse 42
- vṛṣṇivāhakaḥ the bearer and guide of the Vṛṣṇis Verse 190
- vṛṣṭipratyavahārōtkaḥ eager to withdraw the Vṛṣṭi clan Verse 191
- vyādhēṣuviddhapūjyāṅghriḥ whose venerable foot was pierced by the hunter's arrow Verse 199
- vyāghrādihiṃsrasahajavairahartā who dissolved the inborn enmity of fierce beasts like tigers Verse 86
- vyākṛtiḥ the manifest evolute, the differentiated Verse 59
- vyaktaḥ the manifest Verse 59
- vyālambicūlikāratnaḥ with a jewel dangling on his topknot Verse 25
- vyālīnasṛṣṭagovatsavatsapaḥ who re-manifested the calves and boys that had been spirited away Verse 58
- vyāpī the pervader Verse 61
- vyāpyaḥ and equally the pervaded Verse 61
- vyūheśaḥ lord of the vyūhas Verse 1
Y
- yādavaḥ the Yādava Verse 193
- yadūdvahaḥ the foremost of the Yadus Verse 126
- yajñabhāvajñaḥ knower of the true spirit of sacrifice Verse 93
- yajñapatnyabhivāñchitaḥ longed for by the sacrificers' wives Verse 93
- yajñaphalapradaḥ bestower of the fruit of sacrifice Verse 140
- yajñāvatāraḥ who descended as the Yajña avatāra Verse 160
- yajñeśaḥ lord of sacrifice Verse 93
- yajvānnayācitā who sought food from the sacrificing brāhmaṇas Verse 93
- yajvastutaḥ praised by the sacrificers once they repented Verse 95
- yamalārjunabhañjanaḥ feller of the twin arjuna trees Verse 39
- yamārcitaḥ worshipped by Yama Verse 121
- yamunāpūravidhvaṃsī queller of the Yamunā's flood Verse 17
- yamunātaṭasañcārī who roamed the banks of the Yamunā Verse 71
- yaśasyanītiḥ whose conduct itself brings glory Verse 147
- yaśodākaralālitaḥ fondled by Yaśodā's hands Verse 20
- yaśodālālitasvātmā whose very Self was fondled by Yaśodā Verse 34
- yaśodāmukhavīkṣakaḥ who gazed up at Yaśodā's face Verse 23
- yaśodāstanyamuditaḥ delighted by Yaśodā's breast-milk Verse 24
- yaśodātalpaśāyakaḥ who lay upon Yaśodā's bed Verse 18
- yaśodotsaṅgaparyaṅkaḥ whose couch was Yaśodā's lap Verse 23
- yathāsthānaniveśanaḥ settling each in its rightful place Verse 56
- yathāvatsakriyārūpaḥ assuming each calf's very behavior Verse 56
- yathāvrajārbhakākāraḥ taking the exact shape of every boy of Vraja Verse 57
- yativeṣārjunābhīṣṭadāyī who in ascetic guise gave Arjuna his heart's wish Verse 156
- yogajñānaniyojakaḥ who commissions Yoga(-māyā) and divine knowledge Verse 6
- yogamāyāgrasambhavaḥ who took birth in concert with Yogamāyā Verse 17
- yogī the great Yogin Verse 168