The names of Shri  Dhanvantari 

1. Shrī Dhanvantaraye

Lord Dhanvantari

2. Shrī Sudha-purṇa-kalashāḍhya-karāya

 The Lord who holds a pot filled with nectar in his hands.

(signifying true knowledge)

3. Shrī Haraye

Shri Hari(Kṛshṇa)

4. Shrī Jarā-mṛti-trasta-deva-prarthanā-sādhakāya

He who fulfills the prayers of the divine beings frightened of old

age and death.

5. Shrī Prabhave

Lord of all beings

6. Shrī Nirvikalpāya

The one whose powers absorb the ideas of separation and

differentiation, and take us beyond doubt (doubtless-awareness)

with complete peace.

7. Shrī Nissamānāya

A matchless being who is the incomparable essence of all

existence.

8. Shrī Manda-smita-mukhāmbujāya

The one who sports a captivating smile on His lotus face.

9. Shrī Āñjaneya-prapitādraye

He who helped Shri Hanuman in locating the mountain with

medical herbs.

10. Shrī Pārshvastha-Vinatā-sutāya

By whose side Garuda, the divine condor (the son of Vinatā)

is always present (indicating sharp eyesight to see every activity in

the universe).

11. Shrī Nimagna-manthara-dharāya

The one who uplifted the sunken Manthara mountain.

12. Shrī Kūrma-rūpiṇe

He who assumed the form of tortoise.

(indicating slow, steady but persistent approach)

13. Shrī Bṛhattanave

He who possesses a gigantic body

(the entire universe makes up His body)

14. Shrī Nīla-kuñchita-keshāntāya

 He whose hair ends in bluish curls.

15. Shrī Paramādbhuta-rūpa-dharāya

The one who has assumed the most astonishing form.

16. Shrī Katāksha-vīkshaṇa-trasta-vāsukaye

The one who frightened Vasuki(the king of snakes) by a mere

glance.

17. Shrī Siṅh-vikramāya

He who exhibits the valor of a lion.

18. Shrī Smartṛ-hṛdroga-haraṇāya

He who cures the diseases of the heart of those who remember

Him.

19. Shrī Mahā-viṣhṇvaoṅsh-sambhavāya

The one who is an incarnation of Shri Vishnu.

20. Shrī Prekshaṇīyotpala-shyāmāya

The hue of the body of the Lord resembles the blue water lily.

21. Shrī Āyurvedādi-daivatāya

The presiding deity of Āyurvedā

22. Shrī Bheṣhaja-grahaṇād-eva-smaraṇīya-padāmbujāya

The one whose lotus feet are to be remembered in the very act of

consuming medicines.

23. Shrī Nava-yauvana-sampannāya

He who possesses an ever fresh youthfulness.

24. Shrī Kirītañchita-mastakāya

He whose forehead is covered with a crown.

25. Shrī Namra-kuṇdala-saoṅshobhi-shravan-dvaya-shaṣhkulaye

The one whose ears glitter with drooping earrings.

26. Shrī Dīrgha-pīvara-dordaṇḍāya

He who has long and huge arms.

27. Shrī Kambu-grīvāya

He whose neck is enclosed in a shell(as a tortoise)

28. Shrī Ambujekshaṇāya

He whose eyes resemble the shape of the lotus petal.

29. Shrī Chaturbhujāya

The one who has four arms

30. Shrī Shaṅkha-dharāya

The one who holds a conch

31. Shrī Chakra-hastāya

The one who wields a discus

32. Shrī Vara-pradāya

He who bestows boons

33. Shrī Sudhā-patra-upari-lasadāmra-patra-lasadkarāya

He who holds in his hands a pot of nectar covered by mango

leaves.

34. Shrī Shata-patrāḍhya-hastāya

He who holds a lotus flower in his hands

35. Shrī Kastūrī-tilakañchitāya

He who applies musk paste on the forehead at the Agnya Chakra.

36. Shrī Su-kapolāya

He who has well formed cheeks

37. Shrī Su-nāsāya

The one who has a well shaped nose

38. Shrī Sundara-bhrū-latāñchitāya

The one who has beautiful and elongated eyebrows resembling a

creeper.

39. Shrī Svaṅgulī-nakha-shobhāḍhyāya

The one who glows with glitter of his own fingernails.

40. Shrī Gūḍha-jatrave

He whose neck is hidden

41. Shrī Mahā-hanave

He who has a big jaw

42. Shrī Divyāṅgada-lasadbāhave

He whose hands shine with the glow of his splendid bracelets.

43. Shrī Keyūra-parishobhitāya

He who is decorated with various ornaments.

44. Shrī Vichitra-ratna-khachita-valaya-dvaya-shobhitāya

He who wears two bangles adorned with a variety of precious

gems.

45. Shrī Samullasat-sujātā-aoṅsāya

The one who displays well formed aoṅsa(shoulder blades)

46. Shrī Aṅgulīya-vibhūṣhitāya

The one whose fingers are decorated with rings.

47. Shrī Sudhā-gandha-rasāsvāda-milatbhṛṅg-manoharāya

(As the Lord holds a pot of nectar in his hand) He is surrounded by

bees enjoying the fragrance of ambrosia.

48. Shrī Lakshmī-samarpitotphulla-kañja-mālā-lasatgalāya

He whose neck is decorated with the garland made of blossomed

lotus flowers offered by Goddess Lakshmi.

49. Shrī Lakshmī-shobhita-vakshaskāya

He whose chest exhibits the affluence of Goddess Lakshmi.

50. Shrī Vana-mālā-virājitāya

He who glows in the luster of a garland made of forest flowers.

51. Shrī Nava-ratna-maṇi-kḹpta-hāra-shobhita-kandharāya

He whose neck glitters with the necklace made of nine precious

gems.

[Diamond(Vajra),Pearl(Muktā),Ruby(Māṇikya),

Blue-sapphire(Indranīl), Emerald(Marataka), Hessonite(Gomedaka),

Yellow-Sapphire(Puṣhyrāj),Cat's eye(Vaidurya),Coral(Pravāl)]

The nine gems can counteract the ill-effects of the nine planets.

52. Shrī Hīra-nakshatra-mālādi-shobhā-rañjita-diṅmukhāya

He whose face radiates with the glow of diamonds and other

jewellery.

53. Shrī Vārijāmbara-saoṅvītāya

He whose garments are woven out of fine silk and made out of a

lotus stalk.

54. Shrī Vishalorase

The one who has a broad chest indicating masculine prowess.

55. Shrī Pṛthu-shravase

The one who has broad ears

(symbolic indication that He has extraordinary power to hear the

prayers of His devotees)

56. Shrī Nimna-nābhaye

 The one who has a sunken umbilicus indicating perfect physique.

57. Shrī Sūkshma-madhyāya.

He who has a shrunken belly.

58. Shrī Sthūla-jaṅghāya

The one who has prominent calf muscles.

59. Shrī Nirañjanāya

He who is free from all blemishes. He is a symbol of pristine purity.

60. Shrī Sulakshaṇa-padāṅguṣhthāya

The one whose big toe exhibits all the auspicious signs.

61. Shrī Sarva-sāmudrikānvitāya

He whose entire body is an expression of the auspicious physical

traits.

62. Shrī Alaktakā-rakta-pādāya

The one whose feet are red like the hue of lac.

63. Shrī Mūrtāya

He who possesses a tangible form

64. Shrī Madhvartha-pūjitāya

He who is worshipped for obtaining ambrosia.

(nectar which gives freedom from disease and death)

65. Shrī Sudhārthānyonya-sañyudhyad-deva-daiteya-sāntvanāya

He who pacifies Gods and demons fighting with each other to grab

the nectar of immortality.

66. Shrī Koti-manmatha-saṅkāsha-sarvāvayava-sundarāya

He who resembles a thousand cupids(God of love) with all his bodyparts well formed.

67. Shrī Amṛtāsvādanodyukta-deva-saṅgha-parivṛtāya

He who is surrounded by the group of Gods eager to taste the

nectar of immortality.

68. Shrī Puṣhpa-varṣhana-saoñyukta-gandharva-kula-sevitāya

Gandharvas constantly unite to shower flowers upon Him.

69. Shrī Shaṅkha-turya-mṛdangādi-vāditra-āḍhyā-apsarovṛtāya

The Lord is surrounded by celestial nymphs(apsaras), who play

musical instruments like Shaṅkha(conch), turya(wind instrument),

mṛdanga(percussion) etc.

70. Shrī Viṣhvaksenādi-yuk-pārshvāya

He who is accompanied by commanders like Viṣhvaksenā.

71. Shrī Sanakādi-munistutāya

He who is praised by sages like Sanaka.

72. Shrī Sāshcharya-sasmita-chaturmukha-netra-samīkshitāya

The one who is so perfect that even Lord Brahma looks at Him with

great astonishment unable to hide His smile.

73. Shrī Sashaṅka-sambhrama-ditidanu-vaoñshya-samīditāya

He who is praised even by the demoniac offsprings of Diti who are

gripped with doubts and confusions.

74. Shrī Namanonmukha-devādi-mauli-ratna-lasatpadāya

He whose feet radiate the luster of gems on the crowns of the Gods

who are prostrating before Him.

75. Shrī Divya-tejah-puñja-rūpāya

He who is radiant divine luster.

76. Shrī Sarva-deva-hitotsukāya

He who is eager for the welfare of Gods.

77. Shrī Sva-nirgama-kshubdha-dugdha-vārāshaye

He who emerged from the milky ocean creating great disturbance.

78. Shrī Dundubhi-svanāya

His voice resembles the sound of Dundubhi(divine drum)

79. Shrī Gandharva-gītā-padān-shravanotka-mahā-manase

He who is eager to listen to the music and songs of the

Gandharvas.

80. Shrī Nishkiñchan-jana-prītāya

He who is pleased by the offering of the deprived.

81 Shrī Bhava-samprāpta-roga-hṛte

The Lord who removes the diseases created by contact with the

transient world.

82. Shrī Antarhita-sudhā-pātrāya

The pot of ambrosia in His hand is kept concealed

(and becomes visible only to true aspirants and devotees)

83. Shrī Mahātmane

The great one

84. Shrī Āmnāyakāgraṇye

He who is the forerunner of the Vedas

85 Shrī Kshaṇāpta-mohinī-rūpa-sarva-strī-shubha-lakshaṇaya

He who instantly took the form of Mohini- symbolising

delusion(Māyā) with all the auspicious signs of feminine beauty.

86. Shrī Mada-mattebha-gamanāya

He who walks like a majestic elephant

87. Shrī Sarva-loka-vimohanāya

He who enchants the whole world

88. Shrī Straoṅsan-nīvī-granthabandha-sakta-divya-karāṅgulaye

The one whose divine fingers hold together the loosening folds of

His garment tucked into the waistband.

89. Shrī Ratna-darvī-lasaddhastāya

He who holds a ladle made of gems

(to distribute the nectar of immortality who seek refuge at Him)

90. Shrī Deva-daitya-vibhāgakṛte

He who distinguishes between demons and Gods

91. Shrī Saṅkhyāta-devatā-nyāsāya

He who is worshipped by the proper placement of various aspects

of divinity in the worshipper.

92. * Daitya-dānava-vañchakāya

He who deceives the demoniac ascendants of Diti.

93. Shrī Devāmṛt-pradātre

He who distributes nectar of immortality to Gods.

94. Shrī Pari-veṣhṭaṇa-hṛṣhtadhiye

He who is pleased when adorned with clothes.

95. Shrī Unmukhāya

The one whose face is raised upward (indicating He is always ready to act)

96. * Unmukha-daityendra-danta-paṅkti-vibhājakāya

He who severed the row of teeth on the raised face of the king of

demons.

97. * Puṣhpavanta-vinirdiṣhta-rāhu-raksh-shshiro-harāya

He who severed the head of demon Rahu at the instruction of sun

and moon.

98. * Rāhu-ketu-graha-sthana-pashchāt-gati-vidhāyakāya

He who ordained retrograde movements of shadow planets Rahu

and Ketu.

99. Shrī Amṛtā-lābha-nirviṇṇa-yudhdhad-devāri-sūdanāya

He who destroyed the enemies of Gods who were after the nectar

of immortality.

100. Shrī Garutma-vāhanārūḍhāya

He who rides the condor known as Garuḍa.

101. Shrī Sarva-shastrastra-sañyutāya

He who is equipped with all weapons and destructive instruments

(to eliminate negativities).

102. Shrī Sva-svādhikāra-santuṣhta-shakra-vahnyadi-pūjitāya

He who is worshipped by Indra, Agni and other Gods who are

happy to perform their allocated duties.

103. Shrī Mohinī-darshana-āyāta-sthaṇu-chitta-vimohakāya

His Mohini form deluded everybody who came to see Him.

104. Shrī Shachī-svāhādi-dikpāla-patnī-maṇdala-sannatāya

The one who is surrounded by Shachi (wife of Indra),

Svaha (wife of Agni), the wives of the guardians of directions and

others.

105. Shrī Vedānta-vedya-mahimne

He whose glory can be understood by the study of Vedānta.

106. Shrī sarva-lokaikarakshakāya

He who is the sole guardian of the entire Universe.

107. Shrī raja-raja-prapūjyāṅghraye

He whose feet are worshipped by the king of kings.

108. Shrī Chintitārtha-pradāyakāya

He who grants what one wishes for.

Sākshāt Shrī ĀdiShakti Mātājī Shrī Nirmalā Devyai Namo Namah

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