Aashutosh |
Who
is pleased soon (He is pleased with very little) |
Ardhnaareeshwar |
Who is both man as
well as woman |
Bholenaath |
Who
is very innocent (knows nothing about cheating) |
Chandrachood |
On whose head there
is Moon |
Chandradhar |
Who
keeps Chandramaa (on His head) |
Chandramauli |
Who |
Dakshinaamoorti |
When Shiv's Moorti
is faces South direction, it is caled Dakshinaamoorti |
Gangaadhar |
Who
keeps Gangaa (on His head) |
Gireesh |
Who is the Eesh
(Lord) of mountain (Kailaash) |
Har |
Who removes all kinds of sorrows and afflictions |
Kaasheenaath |
Who
is the Swaamee of Kaashee - It is said that Kaashe is different
from the whole Prithvi. Raajaa Harish Chandra had donated the
whole Prithvi to Rishi Vishwaamitra Jee, then he came to Kaashee to
live with his family. |
Kailaashnaath |
Who
is the Swaamee of Kailaash Parvat (There He lives) |
Kailaashpati |
Who
is the Swaamee of Kailaash Parvat (There He lives) |
Karpoor Gaur |
Whose complexion is
as white (Gaur) as camphor (Karpoor) - means Shiv |
Kedaarnaath |
Who is the Lord of
Kedaar Hills - means Shiv |
Lingodbhav |
Who is born
from Ling |
Mahaadev |
Who
is the Devtaa of Devtaa |
Mahaakaal |
Kaal of Kaal - Lord
of the Time. Mahaa means Great, and Kaal means Swallow. In this
form he is depicted as of a black color of terrific aspect |
Mahesh |
|
Maheshwar |
|
Mrityunjaya |
Who has won the
death |
Nataraaj |
Who
is the king of dancers |
Neelkanth |
Whose
throat is blue (Since He has drunk Halaahal from Saagar Manthan His throat is blue) |
Panchaanan |
Who has five faces -
means Shiv |
Pinaakee |
At the time of
destroying te three cities, Visnu gave Shiv Pinaak bow, that is why he is called Pinaakee |
Rudra |
Destructor |
Sadaa Shiv |
Shiv who is "ever
auspicious" |
Shambhoo |
Sham means
happiness, bliss, beatitude nd Bhoo means to be; so he who is and grants happiness |
Shankar |
Protector |
Shiv |
Who
does good to all, the Bliss giver |
Shiv Shankar |
|
Tri-Lochan |
Who has three eyes |
Tripuraari |
Who is the
enemy of three cities. (He destroyed the three cities of three great demons) |
Tryambak |
The three-eyed |
Umaakaant |
Who is the husband
of Umaa |
Vrishketu |
Vrish means bull,
and Ketu means Dhwaj or flag; so whose flag has a bull over it |