774 ameyātmā
of immeasurable Self
Verse 163
अमेयात्मा जगत्स्वामी वाग्मी चैद्यशिरोहरः ।द्रौपदीरचितस्तोत्रः केशवः पुरुषोत्तमः॥
amēyātmā jagatsvāmī vāgmī chaidyaśirōharaḥ ·draupadīrachitastōtraḥ kēśavaḥ puruṣōttamaḥ
The Names in This Verse (7)
775 jagatsvāmī
lord of the universe
776 vāgmī
the eloquent — he whose speech is the Veda itself
777 caidyaśiroharaḥ
who removed the head of the Caidya (Śiśupāla)
778 draupadīracitastotrah
he for whom Draupadī composed her stuti
779 keśavaḥ
Keśava — he who slew the demon Keśin
First of Draupadī's 24 names
S.B.G 10.37.1-16
Keśava ('slayer of the horse-demon Keśī' or 'lord of beautiful hair') is explicitly earned by killing Keśī; Nārada visits immediately after to confirm this achievement as the prelude to Kaṃsa's death.
780 puruṣottamaḥ
the highest Puruṣa, supreme Person
Second of Draupadī's 24 names
B.G 15.18
The fifteenth chapter of the Bhagavad Gītā culminates in the title 'Puruṣottama'—the Supreme Person who transcends both the perishable world and the imperishable Brahman; Kṛṣṇa identifies himself as this.