 |
| Lord Ganesha's names and it's meanings |
Siddhivinayak - Bestower of success
Sureshwaram - Lord of all lords
Vishwamukha - Master of the universe
Prathameshwara - First among all
Purush - The omnipotent personality
Shoorpakarna - Large-eared Lord
Yagnakaya - Acceptor of all sacred and sacrificial offerings
Umaputra - The son of goddess Uma (Parvati)
Vakratunda - Curved trunk lord
Varaganapati - Bestower of boons
Vighnarajendra - Lord of all obstacles
Varaprada - Granter of wishes and boons
Vighnaraja - Lord of all hindrances
Varadavinayaka - Bestower of Success
Veeraganapati - Heroic lord
Vignaharta - Demolisher of obstacles
Vidyavaridhi - God of wisdom
Tarun - Ageless
Vighnahara - Remover of obstacles
Vinayaka - Lord of all
Sarvasiddanta - Bestower of skills and wisdom
Yashaskaram - Bestower of fame and fortune
Sarvatman - Protector of the universe
Rudrapriya - Beloved of lord Shiva
Sarvadevatman - Acceptor of all celestial offerings
Rakta - One who has red-colored body
Mundakarama - Abode of happiness
Siddhipriya - Bestower of wishes and boons
Muktidaya - Bestower of eternal bliss
Shweta - One who is as pure as the white colour
Maheshwaram - Lord of the universe
Budhipriya - Knowledge bestower
Mangalamurti - All auspicious lord
Shubhagunakanan - One who is the master of all virtues
Mrityunjaya - Conqueror of death
Shuban - All auspicious lord
Manomay - Winner of hearts
Pramoda - Lord of all abodes
Mushikvahana - One who has mouse as charioteer
Devadeva - Lord of all lords
Nadapratithishta - One who appreciates and loves music
Namasthetu - Vanquisher of all evils and vices and sins
Chaturbhuj - One who has four arms
Gajavakra - Trunk of the elephant
Lambakarna - Large-Eared lords
Gajakarna - One who has eyes like an elephant
Dvaimatura - One who has two mothers
Yogadhipa - The lord of meditation
Kaveesha - Master of poets
Gajavaktra - One who has mouth like an elephant
Gajanana - Elephant-Faced lord
Ekaakshara - He of the single syllable
Gajananeti - Elephant-Faced lord
Eshanputra - Lord Shiva's son
Bhudhividhata - God of knowledge
Gadadhara - One who has the mace as his weapon
Lambodara - The huge bellied lord
Ekadrishta - Single-Tusked lord
Mahabala - Enormously strong lord
Ganadhakshya - Lord of all Ganas (Gods)
Kripalu - Merciful lord
Ganapati - Lord of all Ganas (Gods)
Krishapingaksha - Yellowish-Brown eyed
Durja - Invincible lord
Kshamakaram - The place of forgiveness
Dhoomravarna - Smoke-Hued lord
Kshipra - One who is easy to appease
Gaurisuta - The son of Gauri (Parvati)
Devendrashika - Protector of all gods
Avaneesh - Lord of the whole world
Dharmik - One who gives charity
Devantakanashakarin - Destroyer of evils and asuras
Nandana - Lord Shiva's son
Gunina - One who is the master of all virtues
Mahaganpati - Omnipotent and supreme lord
Haridra - One who is golden colored
Ekadanta - Single-Tusked lord
Krti - Lord of music
Ganadhyakshina - Leader of all the celestial bodies
Heramba - Mother's Beloved son
Devarata - One who accepts all gods
Kapila - Yellowish-Brown coloured
Bhuvanpati - God of the gods
Balaganapati - Beloved and lovable child
Buddhinath - God of wisdom
Nideeshwaram - Giver of wealth and treasures
Omkara - One who has the form of OM
Bhalchandra - Moon-crested lord
Akhurath - One who has mouse as his charioteer
Bheema - Huge and Gigantic
Pitambara - One who has yellow-colored body
Bhupati - Lord of the gods
Alampata - Ever eternal lord
Siddhidhata - Bestower of success and accomplishments
Amit - Incomparable lord
Skandapurvaja - Elder brother of Skanda (Lord Kartik)
Anantachidrupamayam - Infinite and consciousness personified
Shashivarnam - One who has a moon like complexion
Shambhavi - The son of Parvati
Avighna - Remover of obstacles
Yashvasin - Beloved and ever popular lord
Sumukha - Auspicious face
Vishwaraja - King of the world
Uddanda - Nemesis of evils and vices
Vigneshwara - Lord of all obstacles
Swaroop - Lover of beauty
Vikat - Huge and gigantic
Vighnavinashanaya - Destroyer of all obstacles and impediments
