- विश्वदक्शिनह The one who is skilled in all worlds and activities.
- विश्वकर्मा The creator and architect of the universe.
- विश्वमूर्ति The one whose form encompasses the entire universe.
- विश्वरुपा The one who manifests in many forms, representing the whole universe.
- विश्वात्मा The soul of the universe, present in all beings.
- वृषपर्व The one who controls the forces of nature, symbolizing strength and stability.
- यदवेंद्रा The Lord of the Yadavas, Krishna’s clan.
- योगि The supreme ascetic and master of yoga.
- योगिनाम्पति The Lord of all yogis, representing the ultimate goal of spiritual seekers.
- आनंद सागर The ocean of bliss, who brings joy and happiness to all.
- अनंता The infinite one, without beginning or end.
- अनंतजित The one who is victorious over the infinite, symbolizing his eternal nature.
- अनया The one who cannot be led by anyone, representing independence and sovereignty.
- अनिरुद्ध The one who cannot be obstructed or controlled, symbolizing his supreme power.
- अपराजीत The unconquerable one, who remains undefeated.
- अव्युक्ता The one who is beyond human understanding and comprehension.
- बालगोपाल The divine child who delighted everyone with his playful activities.
- बलि The strong and powerful one, symbolizing physical and spiritual strength.
- चतुर्भुज The one with four arms, symbolizing his divine attributes.
- अचला The immovable and steadfast one, representing eternal stability.
- अच्युत The infallible one, who never falls from his position of divinity.
- अद्भुतह The wonderful and extraordinary one, who performs miraculous deeds.
- आदिदेव The first god, the primordial deity from whom all creation originates.
- अदित्या The son of Aditi, referring to Krishna’s connection with the solar lineage.
- अजंमा The one who is unborn, transcending the cycle of birth and death.
- अजया The undefeated one, representing his supreme power and invincibility.
- अक्षरा The imperishable and indestructible one.
- अम्रुत The immortal one, who grants immortality to his devotees.
- अनादिह The one who is without a beginning, eternal and timeless.
- दानवेंद्रो The chief among givers, who generously bestows blessings and gifts.
- दयालु The compassionate and merciful one, who is kind to all beings.
- दयानिधि The treasure house of compassion, who shows mercy to everyone.
- देवाधिदेव The god of gods, the supreme ruler of all deities.
- देवकीनंदन The beloved son of Devaki, who brings joy to his mother.
- देवेश The Lord of the gods, worshipped by all divine beings.
- धर्माध्यक्ष The one who upholds righteousness and justice in the universe.
- द्वारकाधीश The King of Dwarka, the ruler of his majestic city.
- गोपाल The protector of cows, symbolizing his role as a nurturer and caregiver.
- गोपालप्रिया The beloved of all cowherds, adored by his companions and devotees.
- गोविंदा The one who brings pleasure to the senses and protects cows and the Earth.
- ज्ञानेश्वर The Lord of knowledge, who bestows wisdom and insight.
- हरि The remover of sins and evil, who brings salvation to his devotees.
- हिरंयगर्भा The golden womb, symbolizing his creative power and the origin of the universe.
- ऋषिकेश The Lord of the senses, who controls and directs the mind and body.
- जगद्गुरु The teacher of the universe, who guides all beings towards liberation.
- जगदिशा The ruler of the world, who governs the universe with wisdom and power.
- जगन्नाथ The Lord of the universe, worshipped by all living beings.
- जनार्धना The one who is worshipped by people for blessings and protection.
- जयंतह The one who brings victory and success to his devotees.
- ज्योतिरादित्या The one who shines like the sun, radiating light and warmth.
- कमलनाथ The Lord of the lotus, symbolizing purity and spiritual beauty.
- कमलनयन The one with lotus-like eyes, representing his compassionate and kind gaze.
- कामसांतक The destroyer of desires, who helps his devotees overcome worldly attachments.
- माधव The husband of the goddess Lakshmi, representing his divine connection with prosperity.
- मधुसूदन The slayer of the demon Madhu, symbolizing his power to destroy evil forces.
- महेंद्र The great Lord, who is supreme among all deities.
- मनमोहन The one who captivates the hearts of all with his divine beauty.
- मनोहर The one who is charming and delightful, enchanting the minds of all beings.
- मयूर The one who is as graceful and majestic as a peacock.
- मोहन The enchanter, who draws people towards him with love and devotion.
- मुरली The one who plays the flute, captivating the hearts of all with his music.
- मुरलीधर The bearer of the flute, symbolizing the harmony and sweetness of life.
- मुरलीमनोहर The one who enchants the mind with the divine sound of his flute.
- कंजलोचन The one with beautiful, lotus-like eyes, symbolizing compassion and purity.
- केशव The one with beautiful, flowing hair, also referring to his role as the slayer of Kesi.
- कृष्ण The dark-skinned one, representing his enigmatic and mysterious nature.
- लक्ष्मीकांत The consort of Goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing his connection with wealth and prosperity.
- लोकाध्यक्ष The overseer of all worlds, governing the universe with wisdom and justice.
- मदन The one who is as enchanting as the god of love, capturing the hearts of all.
- नंद्गोपाल The protector of cows, the beloved child of Nanda, symbolizing innocence and purity.
- नारायन The one who rests on the cosmic waters, symbolizing the sustainer of life and creation.
- निरंजन The one who is free from impurities and beyond worldly limitations.
- निर्गुण The one who is beyond attributes and qualities, representing the formless aspect of divinity.
- पद्महस्ता The one who holds a lotus in his hand, symbolizing beauty and spiritual enlightenment.
- पद्मनाभ The one with a lotus emerging from his navel, symbolizing the birth of the universe.
- परब्रह्मन The supreme absolute, beyond all manifestations and forms.
- परमात्मा The supreme soul, present in all beings as the inner self.
- परमपुरुष The supreme being, beyond all human limitations and understanding.
- पार्थसार्थी The charioteer of Arjuna, symbolizing guidance and support in the path of righteousness.
- प्रजापती The Lord of all creatures, symbolizing his role as the creator and nurturer.
- पुंण्य The embodiment of virtue and goodness, inspiring righteousness in all beings.
- पुर्शोत्तम The supreme person, who is the highest manifestation of divinity.
- रविलोचन The one with the sun as his eye, representing his all-seeing nature.
- सहस्राकाश The one with a thousand eyes, symbolizing his omnipresence.
- सहस्रजित The one who is victorious over thousands, representing his supreme power.
- सहस्रपात The one with a thousand feet, symbolizing his omnipresence in all directions.
- साक्षी The witness of all actions and thoughts, who observes without judgment.
- सनातन The eternal one, who exists beyond time and space.
- सर्वजन The one who is present in all beings and accessible to everyone.
- सर्वपालक The protector of all beings, who nurtures and cares for the entire universe.
- सर्वेश्वर The Lord of all, who governs the entire cosmos with wisdom and compassion.
- सत्यवचन The one whose words are always true, symbolizing his honesty and integrity.
- सत्यव्त The one who upholds truth in all circumstances, representing righteousness.
- शंतह The peaceful one, who brings calm and serenity to all beings.
- श्रेष्ट The best and most excellent one, who is above all others in every aspect.
- श्रीकांत The consort of Goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing his connection with prosperity and fortune.
- श्याम The dark-skinned one, representing his mysterious and enchanting nature.
- श्यामसुंदर The beautiful dark-skinned one, symbolizing his captivating and divine form.
- सुदर्शन The one who wields the Sudarshana Chakra, symbolizing his power to destroy evil.
- सुमेध The one who possesses great wisdom and intelligence.
- सुरेशम The Lord of all gods, worshipped and revered by the divine beings.
- स्वर्गपति The ruler of heaven, governing the celestial realms with justice and compassion.
- त्रिविक्रमा The one who took three giant steps to measure the universe, representing his vastness.
- उपेंद्र The younger brother of Indra, symbolizing his divine kinship with the king of gods.
- वैकुंठनाथ The Lord of Vaikuntha, the heavenly abode of Vishnu, symbolizing eternal peace.
- वर्धमानह The one who grows and increases, symbolizing abundance and prosperity.
- वासुदेव The son of Vasudeva, another name for Krishna, representing his divine lineage.
- विष्णु The all-pervading one, who sustains and protects the universe.
