108 NAMES OF LORD GANESHA

1. Akhuratha : One who has Mouse as His Charioteer 2. Alampata : Ever Eternal Lord 3. Amit : Incomparable Lord 4. Anantachidrupamayam : Infinite and Consciousness Personified 5. Avaneesh : Lord of the whole World 6. Avighna : Remover of Obstacles 7. Balaganapati : Beloved and Lovable Child 8. Bhalchandra : Moon-Crested Lord 9. Bheema : Huge and Gigantic 10. Bhupati : Lord of the Gods 11. Bhuvanpati : God of the Gods 12. Buddhinath : God of Wisdom
13. Buddhipriya : Knowledge Bestower 14. Buddhividhata : God of Knowledge 15. Chaturbhuj : One who has Four Arms 16. Devadeva : Lord! of All Lords 17. Devantakanashakarin : Destroyer of Evils and Asuras 18. Devavrata : One who accepts all Penances 19. Devendrashika : Protector of All Gods 20. Dharmik : One who gives Charity 21. Dhoomravarna : Smoke-Hued Lord 22. Durja : Invincible Lord
23. Dvaimatura : One who has two Mothers 24. Ekaakshara : He of the Single Syllable 25. Ekadanta : Single-Tusked Lord 26. Ekadrishta : Single-Tusked Lord 27. Eshanputra : Lord Shiva's Son 28. Gadadhara : One who has The Mace as His Weapon 29. Gajakarna : One who has Eyes like an Elephant 30. Gajanana : Elephant-Faced Lord 31. Gajananeti : Elephant-Faced Lord 32. Gajavakra : Trunk of The Elephant 33. Gajavaktra : One who has Mouth like an Elephant 34. Ganadhakshya : Lord of All Ganas (Gods) 35. Ganadhyakshina : Leader of All The Celestial Bodies 36. Ganapati : Lord of All Ganas (Gods)
37. Gaurisuta : The Son of Gauri (Parvati) 38. Gunina : One who is The Master of All Virtues 39. Haridra : One who is Golden Coloured 40. Heramba : Mother's Beloved Son 41. Kapila : Yellowish-Brown Coloured 42. Kaveesha : Master of Poets 43. Krti : Lord of Music 44. Kripalu : Merciful Lord 45. Krishapingaksha : Yellowish-Brown Eyed 46. Kshamakaram : The Place of Forgiveness 47. Kshipra : One who is easy to Appease 48. Lambakarna : Large-Eared Lord 49. Lambodara : The Huge Bellied Lord 50. Mahabala : Enormously Strong Lord 51. Mahaganapati : Omnipotent and Supreme Lord 52. Maheshwaram : Lord of The Universe 53. Mangalamurti : All Auspicious Lord 54. Manomay : Winner of Hearts
55. Mrityuanjaya : Conqueror of Death 56. Mundakarama : Abode of Happiness 57. Muktidaya : Bestower of Eternal Bliss 58. Musikvahana : One who has Mouse as His Charioteer 59. Nadapratithishta : One who Appreciates and Loves Music 60. Namasthetu : Vanquisher of All Evils and Vices and Sins 61. Nandana : Lord Shiva's Son 62. Nideeshwaram : Giver of Wealth and Treasures 63. Omkara : One who has the Form Of OM 64. Pitambara : One who has Yellow-Coloured Body 65. Pramoda : Lord of All Abodes 66. Prathameshwara : First Among All 67. Purush : The Omnipotent Personality 68. Rakta : One who has Red-Coloured Body 69. Rudrapriya : Beloved Of Lord Shiva 70. Sarvadevatman : Acceptor of All Celestial Offerings 71. Sarvasiddhanta : Bestower of Skills and Wisdom 72. Sarvatman : Protector of The Universe 73. Shambhavi : The Son of Parvati 74. Shashivarnam : One who has a Moon like Complexion 75. Shoorpakarna : Large-Eared Lord
76. Shuban : All Auspicious Lord 77. Shubhagunakanan : One who is The Master ofAll Virtues 78. Shweta : One who is as Pure as the White Colour 79. Siddhidhata : Bestower of Success and Accomplishments 80. Siddhipriya : Bestower of Wishes and Boons 81. Siddhivinayaka : Bestower of Success 82. Skandapurvaja : Elder Brother of Skand (Lord Kartik) 83. Sumukha : Auspicious Face 84. Sureshwaram : Lord of All Lords 85. Swaroop : Lover of Beauty
86. Tarun : Ageless 87. Uddanda : Nemesis of Evils and Vices 88. Umaputra : The Son of Goddess Uma (Parvati) 89. Vakratunda : Curved Trunk Lord 90. Varaganapati : Bestower of Boons 91. Varaprada : Granter of Wishes and Boons 92. Varadavinayaka : Bestower of Success 93. Veeraganapati : Heroic Lord 94. Vidyavaridhi : God of Wisdom 95. Vighnahara : Remover of Obstacles 96. Vignaharta : Demolisher of Obstacles 97. Vighnaraja : Lord of All Hindrances 98. Vighnarajendra : Lord of All Obstacles 99. Vighnavinashanaya : Destroyer of All Obstacles and Impediments 100. Vigneshwara : Lord of All Obstacles 101. Vikat : Huge and Gigantic 102. Vinayaka : Lord of All 103. Vishwamukha : Master of The Universe 104. Vishwaraja : King of The World 105. Yagnakaya : Acceptor of All Sacred and Sacrificial Offerings 106. Yashaskaram : Bestower of Fame and Fortune 107. Yashvasin : Beloved and Ever Popular Lord 108. Yogadhipa : The Lord of Meditation Compiled by Biswabir Mishra, Odisha

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