Achyuta
அச்சுதன்
Vishnu
Not fallen; steadfast
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69 names
அச்சுதன்
Vishnu
Not fallen; steadfast
அம்பிகா
Devi
Mother; a respectful name for the goddess
அனந்தன்
Vishnu
Endless; infinite
அர்க்கன்
Surya
Sun; radiance
பைரவன்
Shiva
Formidable; an aspect of Shiva
பாஸ்கரன்
Surya
Making light; the sun
பவன்
Shiva
Coming into being; a name of Shiva
பவானி
Devi
The goddess associated with Bhava (Shiva)
பிரம்மா
Brahma
The creator deity Brahma; distinct from the abstract principle Brahman
சக்கரபாணி
Vishnu
Holding the discus in the hand
சந்திரன்
Chandra
Shining; the moon
சந்திரசேகரன்
Shiva
Moon-crested
தாமோதரன்
Vishnu
One with a rope around the belly; Krishna's name
தேவி
Devi
Goddess
துர்க்கை
Devi
The inaccessible one; the goddess Durga
ஏகதந்தன்
Ganesha
One-tusked
No entry for this initial in the reviewed selection.
கணபதி
Ganesha
Lord of the groups or hosts
கணேசன்
Ganesha
Lord of the groups or hosts
கௌரி
Devi
Fair or radiant; a name of Parvati
கோபாலன்
Vishnu
Cowherd; a name of Krishna
குகன்
Murugan
Reared in a hidden place; Skanda's name
ஹைமவதி
Devi
Of the Himalaya; Parvati's name
அனுமன்
Hanuman
Having a prominent jaw; Hanuman's name
ஹரன்
Shiva
Taking away; a name of Shiva
ஹரி
Vishnu
Tawny or golden; a name of Vishnu
இந்திரன்
Indra
The Vedic deity Indra; a divine ruler
ஈசன்
Shiva
Lord; master
ஈஸ்வரன்
Shiva
Lord; sovereign
ஜகந்நாதன்
Vishnu
Lord of the world
ஜானவி
Ganga
Daughter of Jahnu; the river Ganga
ஜெயா
Devi
Victory; a name used for the goddess
காளி
Devi
The dark one; the goddess Kali
கமலா
Lakshmi
Lotus; a name of Lakshmi
கார்த்திகேயன்
Murugan
Son of the Krittikas; Skanda's name
கேசவன்
Vishnu
Having fine hair; a name of Vishnu or Krishna
கிருஷ்ணன்
Vishnu
Dark; the deity Krishna
குமரன்
Murugan
Young boy; prince; Skanda's name
இலட்சுமி
Lakshmi
Good fortune; prosperity; the goddess Lakshmi
லலிதா
Devi
Playful; graceful; a name of the goddess
மகாதேவன்
Shiva
Great god
மகேஸ்வரன்
Shiva
Great lord
முருகன்
Murugan
Murugan, the Tamil deity associated with beauty in devotional usage.
நீலகண்டன்
Shiva
Blue-throated
ஓங்காரன்
Shiva
Shiva invoked in relation to the sacred Om in Shaiva commentary.
பத்மா
Lakshmi
Lotus-hued; a name of Lakshmi
பார்வதி
Devi
Of the mountain; the mountain's daughter
பசுபதி
Shiva
Lord of living beings or creatures
பினாகி
Shiva
Bearing the Pinaka bow
No entry for this initial in the reviewed selection.
ராமன்
Vishnu
Pleasing; delightful; the deity Rama
ரவி
Surya
Sun
ருத்ரன்
Shiva
The Vedic deity Rudra, associated with Shiva
சரஸ்வதி
Saraswati
Possessing waters or pools; the goddess Saraswati
சம்பு
Shiva
Beneficent; auspicious
சங்கரன்
Shiva
Making happiness or welfare
சண்முகன்
Murugan
Six-faced
சிவன்
Shiva
Auspicious; gracious
ஸ்கந்தன்
Murugan
Skanda, the deity also known as Murugan; from the root for leaping or springing forth
ஸ்ரீ
Lakshmi
Splendour; good fortune; a name of Lakshmi
திரியம்பகன்
Shiva
Three-eyed; a name of Shiva
உமா
Devi
A name of Parvati; its literal etymology is not certain
உமாபதி
Shiva
Husband or lord of Uma
உபேந்திரன்
Vishnu
Indra's younger brother; a name of Vishnu
வள்ளி
Murugan
Creeper; the name of Murugan's consort
Dictionary lookup headword (SLP1): vallI
Monier-Williams (1899) ↗Apte (1890) ↗Tamil Virtual Academy · Valli ↗
வாமனன்
Vishnu
Small or dwarf; Vishnu's Vamana form
வரதன்
Shiva · Vishnu · Ganesha
Granting a boon; an epithet shared by several deities
வாசுதேவன்
Vishnu
Son of Vasudeva; a name of Krishna
விநாயகன்
Ganesha
Leader or guide; Ganesha's name
விஷ்ணு
Vishnu
Traditionally interpreted as all-pervading; the deity Vishnu
No entry for this initial in the reviewed selection.
No entry for this initial in the reviewed selection.
யமுனா
Yamuna
The river Yamuna and its personified goddess
No entry for this initial in the reviewed selection.
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