Check 108 Names Of Lord Shiva With Meanings: Recite Shiva Ashtottara Shatanamavali For Success And Wealth

Lord Shiva is one of the most revered gods in Hinduism and is a part of the Hindu trinity - Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. Several sacred titles, such as "The Auspicious One," "Mahadev," "Shankar," "Maheshwar," and "Devendra" (Chief of Gods), are attributed to Lord Shiva.

It is believed that by reciting names and glories of Lord Shiva, devotees can attain salvation and accumulate his choicest blessings. Let us check out 108 auspicious names of Lord Shiva with meanings further. 

108 Names Of Lord Shiva

1. Aashutosh – One who instantly fulfills all wishes
2. Adiguru – The first Guru
3. Adinath – The first Lord
4. Adiyogi – The first Yogi
5. Aja – The Unborn
6. Akshayaguna – The one with limitless qualities
7. Anagha – The faultless one
8. Anant Drishti – Of infinite vision
9. Augadh – One who reveals all the time
10. Avyaya Prabhu – Imperishable
11. Bhairav – Destroyer of fear
12. Bhalanetra – One who has an eye in the forehead
13. Bholenath – The simple one
14. Bhooteshwara – One who has mastery over the elements
15. Bhudeva – Lord of the earth
16. Bhutapala – Protector of the disembodied beings
17. Chandrapal – Master of the moon
18. Chandraprakash – One who has moon as a crest
19. Dayalu – The compassionate one
20. Devadi Deva – The god of gods
21. Dhanadeepa – Lord of wealth
22. Dnyandeep – The light of meditation
23. Dhyutidhara – Lord of brilliance
24. Digambara – The one who wears the sky as his raiment
25. Durjaneeya – Difficult to be known
26. Durjaya – The unvanquished
27. Gangadhara – Lord of river Ganga
28. Girijapati – Consort of Girija
29. Gunagrahin – Acceptor of gunas
30. Gurudeva – The great Guru
31. Hara – Remover of sins
32. Jagadisha – Master of the Universe
33. Jaradhishamana – Redeemer from afflictions
34. Jatin – The one with matted hair
35. Kailashadhipati – Lord of Mount Kailash
36. Kailashnath – Master of Mount Kailash
37. Kamalakshana – Lotus-eyed lord
38. Kantha – Ever-radiant
39. Kapalin – One who wears a necklace of skulls
40. Kedarnath – Lord of Kedar
41. Kochadaiyaan – The lord with long dreadlocks
42. Kundalin – One who wears earrings
43. Lalataksha – One who has an eye in the forehead
44. Lingadhyaksha – Lord of the linga
45. Lokankara – Creator of the three worlds
46. Lokapal – One who takes care of the world
47. Mahabuddhi – Extreme intelligence
48. Mahadeva – Greatest God
49. Mahakala – The lord of time
50. Mahamaya – Creator of great illusions
51. Mahamrityunjaya – Great victor of death
52. Mahanidhi – Great storehouse
53. Mahashaktimaya – One who has boundless energies
54. Mahayogi – Greatest yogi
55. Mahesha – Supreme lord
56. Maheshwara – Lord of Gods
57. Nagabhushana – One who has serpents as ornaments
58. Nataraja – King of the art of dancing
59. Nilakantha – The Blue-throated one
60. Nityasundara – Ever beautiful
61. Nrityapriya – Lover of Dance
62. Omkara – Creator of AUM
63. Palanhaar – One who protects all
64. Panchatsaran – Vigorous
65. Parameshwara – First among all gods
66. Paramjyoti – Greatest splendor
67. Pashupati – Lord of all living beings
68. Pinakin – One who has a bow in his hand
69. Pranava – Originator of the primal sound of AUM
70. Priyabhakta – Favorite of the devotees
71. Priyadarshana – Of loving vision
72. Pushkara – One who gives nourishment
73. Pushpalochana – One who has eyes like flowers
74. Ravilochana – Having Sun as the eye
75. Rudra – The Roarer
76. Sadashiva – The Transcended one
77. Sanatana – The Eternal God
78. Sarvacharya – The Supreme Teacher
79. Sarvashiva – The Eternal Lord
80. Sarvatapana – Preceptor of All