Aashutosh - One who instantly fulfills all wishes
Adiguru - The first Guru
Adinath - The first Lord
Adiyogi - The first Yogi
Aja - The Unborn
Akshayaguna - The one with limitless qualities
Anagha - The faultless one
Anant Drishti - Of infinite vision
Augadh - One who reveals all the time
Avyaya Prabhu - Imperishable
Bhairav - Destroyer of fear
Bhalanetra - One who has an eye in the forehead
Bholenath - The simple one
Bhooteshwara - One who has mastery over the elements
Bhudeva - Lord of the earth
Bhutapala - Protector of the disembodied beings
Chandrapal - Master of the moon
Chandraprakash - One who has moon as a crest
Dayalu - The compassionate one
Devadi Deva - The god of gods
Dhanadeepa - Lord of wealth
Dnyandeep - The light of meditation
Dhyutidhara - Lord of brilliance
Digambara - The one who wears the sky as his raiment
Durjaneeya - Difficult to be known
Durjaya - The unvanquished
Gangadhara - Lord of river Ganga
Girijapati - Consort of Girija
Gunagrahin - Acceptor of gunas
Gurudeva - The great Guru
Hara - Remover of sins
Jagadisha - Master of the Universe
Jaradhishamana - Redeemer from afflictions
Jatin - The one with matted hair
Kailashadhipati - Lord of Mount Kailash
Kailashnath - Master of Mount Kailash
Kamalakshana - Lotus-eyed lord
Kantha - Ever-radiant
Kapalin - One who wears a necklace of skulls
Kedarnath - Lord of Kedar
Kochadaiyaan - The lord with long dreadlocks
Kundalin - One who wears earrings
Lalataksha - One who has an eye in the forehead
Lingadhyaksha - Lord of the linga
Lokankara - Creator of the three worlds
Lokapal - One who takes care of the world
Mahabuddhi - Extreme intelligence
Mahadeva - Greatest God
Mahakala - The lord of time
Mahamaya - Creator of great illusions
Mahamrityunjaya - Great victor of death
Mahanidhi - Great storehouse
Mahashaktimaya - One who has boundless energies
Mahayogi - Greatest yogi
Mahesha - Supreme lord
Maheshwara - Lord of Gods
Nagabhushana - One who has serpents as ornaments
Nataraja - King of the art of dancing
Nilakantha - The Blue-throated one
Nityasundara - Ever beautiful
Nrityapriya - Lover of Dance
Omkara - Creator of AUM
Palanhaar - One who protects all
Panchatsaran - Vigorous
Parameshwara - First among all gods
Paramjyoti - Greatest splendor
Pashupati - Lord of all living beings
Pinakin - One who has a bow in his hand
Pranava - Originator of the primal sound of AUM
Priyabhakta - Favorite of the devotees
Priyadarshana - Of loving vision
Pushkara - One who gives nourishment
Pushpalochana - One who has eyes like flowers
Ravilochana - Having Sun as the eye
Rudra - The Roarer
Sadashiva - The Transcended one
Sanatana - The Eternal God
Sarvacharya - The Supreme Teacher
Sarvashiva - The Eternal Lord
Sarvatapana - Preceptor of All
Sarvayoni - Always Pure
Sarveshwara - Lord of All
Shambho - The auspicious one
Shankara - Lord of All Gods
Shantah - Preceptor of Skanda
Shoolin - Giver of Joy
Shreshtha - Lord of the Moon
Shrikantha - Always Pure
Shrutiprakasha - The one who has a trident
Skandaguru - Illuminator of the vedas
Someshwara - One who has a pure body
Sukhada - The giver of joy
Swayambhu - Self-created
Tejaswani - One who spreads illumination
Trilochana - Three-eyed Lord
Trilokpati - Master of all the three worlds
Tripurari - Destroyer of the ‘Tripur’ (the 3 planets created by Asuras)
Trishoolin - One who has a trident in his hands
Umapati - Consort of Uma
Vachaspati - Lord of Speech
Vajrahasta - One who has a thunderbolt in his hands
Varada - Granter of Boons
Vedakarta - Originator of the Vedas
Veerabhadra - Supreme Lord of the Nether World
Vishalaksha - Wide-eyed Lord
Vishveshwara - Lord of the Universe
Vishwanath - Master of the Universe
Vrishavahana - One who has the bull as his vehicle
