II 108 Names of Lord Krishna II

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II  108 Names of Lord Krishna  II
NAMES
MEANING
Achala
Still Lord
Achyuta
Infallible Lord
Adbhutah
Wonderful God
Adidev
The Lord Of The Lords
Aditya
The Son Of Aditi
Ajanma
One Who Is Limitless And Endless
Ajaya
The Conqueror Of Life And Death
Akshara
Indestructible Lord
Amrut
One Who Is Sweet As Nectar
Anaadih
One Who Is The First Cause
Anandsagar
Compassionate Lord
Ananta
The Endless Lord
Anantajit
Ever Victorious Lord
Anaya
One Who Has No Leader
Aniruddha
One Who Cannot Be Obstructed
Aparajeet
The Lord Who Cannot Be Defeated
Avyukta
One Who Is As Clear As Crystal
Balgopal
The Child Krishna, The All Attractive
Bali
The Lord Of Strength
Chaturbhuj
Four-Armed Lord
Danavendra
Granter Of Boons
Dayalu
Repositiory Of Compassion
Dayanidhi
The Compassionate Lord
Devadidev
The God Of The Gods
Devakinandan
Son Of Mother Devaki
Devesh
Lord Of The Lords
Dharmadhyaksha
The Lord OF Dharma
Dwarkapati
Lord Of Dwarka
Gopal
One Who Plays With The Cowherds, The Gopas
Gopalpriya
Lover Of Cowherds
Govinda
One Who Pleases The Cows, The Land And The Entire Nature
Gyaneshwar
The Lord Of Knowledge
Hari
The Lord Of Nature
Hiranyagarbha
The All Powerful Creator
Hrishikesh
The Lord Of All Senses
Jagadguru
Preceptor Of The Universe
Jagadisha
Protector Of All
Jagannath
Lord Of The Universe
Janardhana
One Who Bestows Boons On One And All
Jayantah
Conqueror Of All Enemies
Jyotiraaditya
The Resplendence Of The Sun
Kamalnath
The Lord Of Goddess Lakshmi
Kamalnayan
The Lord With Lotus Shaped Eyes
Kamsantak
Slayer Of Kamsa
Kanjalochana
The Lotus-Eyed God
Keshava
One Who Has Long, Black Matted Locks
Krishna
Dark-Complexioned Lord
Lakshmikantam
The Lord Of Goddess Lakshmi
Lokadhyaksha
Lord Of All The Three Lokas (Worlds)
Madan
The Lord Of Love
Madhava
Knowledge Filled God
Madhusudan
Slayer Of Demon Madhu
Mahendra
Lord Of Indra
Manmohan
All Pleasing Lord
Manohar
Beautiful Lord
Mayur
The Lord Who Has A Peacock Feathered-Crest
Mohan
All Attractive God
Murali
The Flute Playing Lord
Murlidhar
One Who Holds The Flute
Murlimanohar
The Flute Playing God
Nandgopala
The Son Of Nand
Narayana
The Refuge Of Everyone
Niranjana
The Unblemished Lord
Nirguna
Without Any Properties
Padmahasta
One Who Has Hands Like Lotus
Padmanabha
The Lord Who Has A Lotus Shaped Navel
Parabrahmana
The Supreme Absolute Truth
Paramatma
Lord Of All Beings
Parampurush
Supreme Personality
Parthasarthi
Charioteer Of Partha - Arjuna
Prajapati
Lord Of All Creatures
Punyah
Supremely Pure
Purshottam
The Supreme Soul
Ravilochana
One Who Eye Is The Sun
Sahasraakash
Thousand-Eyed Lord
Sahasrajit
One Who Vanquishes Thousands
Sahasrapaat
Thousand-Footed Lord
Sakshi
All Witnessing Lord
Sanatana
The Eternal Lord
Sarvajana
Omniscient Lord
Sarvapalaka
Protector Of All
Sarveshwar
Lord Of All Gods
Satyavachana
One Who Speaks Only The Truth
Satyavrata
The Truth Dedicated Lord
Shantah
Peaceful Lord
Shreshta
The Most Glorious Lord
Shrikanta
Beautiful Lord
Shyam
Dark-Complexioned Lord
Shyamsundara
Lord Of The Beautiful Evenings
Sudarshana
Handsome Lord
Sumedha
Intelligent Lord
Suresham
Lord Of All Demi-Gods
Swargapati
Lord Of Heavens
Trivikrama
Conqueror Of All The Three Worlds
Upendra
Brother Of Indra
Vaikunthanatha
Lord Of Vaikuntha, The Heavenly Abode
Vardhamaanah
The Formless Lord
Vasudev
All Prevailing Lord
Vishnu
All Prevailing Lord
Vishwadakshinah
Skilfull And Efficient Lord
Vishwakarma
Creator Of The Universe
Vishwamurti
Of The Form Of The Entire Universe
Vishwarupa
One Who Displays The Universal Form
Vishwatma
Soul Of The Universe
Vrishaparvaa
Lord Of Dharma
Yadavendra
King Of The Yadav Clan
Yogi
The Supreme Master
Yoginampati
Lord Of The Yogis

 Wish you and your Family a very happy Krishna Janmashtami Utsav-Jai Shri Krishna :)

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