108 Names Of Mahalaxmi

Goddess Lakshmi represents wealth, money and prosperity. She is the wife of Lord Vishnu which makes her more revered than most of the other Goddesses. Hindu devotees have the highest respect for Goddess Lakshmi and worship her diligently on many occasions such as Lakshmi puja on Diwali. There are 108 names of Goddess Lakshmi mentioned in many scriptures in Hindu mythology. Each name has a specific reason and meaning behind it. So it all more valued by devotees. Many Hindu devotees name their daughters on behalf of Goddess Lakshmi showing their love and respect towards the Goddess.

108 Names of Mahalaxmi Maa and Their Meanings

Prakruti – Nature

Vikruti – Multi-Faced Nature

Vidya – Wisdom

Sarvabhootahitaprada – One Who Grants Universal Pleasures

Shraddha – One Who Is Worshipped

Vibhuti – Goddess Of Wealth

Surabhi – The Celestial Goddess

Paramatmika – The Omnipresent Goddess

Vachi – One Who Has Nectar-Like Speech

Padmalaya – One Who Resides On The Lotus

Padma – Lotus

Shuchi – Goddess Of Purity

Swaha – Auspicious

Swadha – One Who Dispels Inauspiciousness

Sudha – Goddess Of Nectar

Dhanya – Personification Of Gratitude

Hiranmayi – One Who Has A Golden Appearance

Lakshmi – Goddess Of Wealth And Prosperity

Nityapushta – One Who Gains Strength Day After Day

Vibha – One Who Is Radiant-Faced

Aditi – One Who Has Radiance Like The Sun

Deetya – One Who Answers Prayers

Deepta – Flame-Like

Vasudha – Goddess Of Earth

Vasudharini – Protector Of Earth

Kamala – Lotus

Kantha – Consort Of Lord Vishnu

Kamakshi – Attractive Eyed Goddess

Kamalasambhava – One Who Emerges From The Lotus

Anugrahaprada – One Who Grants Good Wishes

Buddhi – Goddess Of Wisdom

Anagha – Sinless Or Pure Goddess

Harivallabhi – Consort Of Lord Vishnu

Ashoka – One Who Dispels Sorrows

Amrutha – Goddess Of Nectar

Deepa – Radiant-Faced

Lokashokavinashini – One Who Removes Worldly Troubles

Dharmanilaya – One Who Establishes Eternal Law

Karuna – Compassionate Goddess

Lokamatri – Universal Mother

Padmapriya – Lover Of Lotus

Padmahasta – One Who Has Lotus-Like Hands

Padmakshya – One Who Has Lotus-Like Eyes

Padmasundari – Beautiful Like The Lotus

Padmodbhava – One Who Emerges From The Lotus

Padmamukhi – Lotus-Faced Goddess

Padmanabhapriya – Beloved Of Padmanabha (Lord Vishnu)

Ramaa – Pleaser Of Lord Vishnu

Padmamaladhara – One Who Wears The Lotus Garland

Devi – Goddess

Padmini – Like The Lotus

Padmagandhini – One Who Has Fragrance Like The Lotus

Punyagandha – The Divine Perfumed Goddess

Suprasanna – Compassionate Goddess

Prasadabhimukhi – One Who Grants Boons And Wishes

Prabha – Goddess With Radiance Like The Sun

Chandravadana – Moon-Faced Goddess

Chanda – Calm Like The Moon

Chandrasahodari – Sister Of The Moon

Chaturbhuja – Four-Armed Goddess

Chandrarupa – Beautiful Like The Moon

Indira – Radiant Like The Sun

Indusheetala – Pure Like The Moon

Ahladajanani – Goddess Who Bestows Happiness

Pushti – Goddess Of Health

Shiva – Auspicious Goddess

Shivakari – Embodiment Of Auspiciousness

Satya – Truth

Vimala – Pure

Vishwajanani – Universal Mother

Pushti – Possessor Of Wealth

Daridriyanashini – Remover Of Poverty

Preeta Pushkarini – Goddess Who Has Pleasing Eyes

Shanta – Peaceful Goddess

Shuklamalambara – One Who Wears White Clothing

Bhaskari – Dazzling Like The Sun

Bilvanilaya – One Who Lives Under The Bilva Tree

Vararoha – Goddess Who Bestows Wishes And Boons

Yashaswini – Goddess Of Fame And Fortune

Vasundhara – Daughter Of Mother Earth

Udaranga – One Who Has A Beautiful Body

Harini – One Who Is Deer-Like

Hemamalini – One Who Possesses Golden Garlands

Dhanadhanyaki – One Who Bestows Wealth

Siddhi – Protector

Straina Soumya – Showering Goodness On Women

Shubhaprada – One Who Grants Auspicious Things

Nrupaveshvagathananda – One Who Lives In Palaces

Varalakshmi – Granter Of Prosperity

Vasuprada – Bestower Of Wealth

Shubha – Auspicious Goddess

Hiranyapraka – Amidst Gold

Samudratanaya – Daughter Of The Ocean

Jaya – Goddess Of Victory

Mangala – Most Auspicious

Devi – Deity Or Goddess

Vishnuvakshah – One Who Resides In Lord Vishnu's Chest

Vishnupatni – Consort Of Lord Vishnu

Prasannakshi – Lively Eyed

Narayana Samashrita – One Who Seeks Refuge In Lord Narayana

Daridriya Dhwamsini – One Who Eliminates Poverty

Devlakshmi – Goddess

Sarvapadravanivarini – One Who Dispels Unhappiness

Navadurga – All Nine Forms Of Durga

Mahakali – A Form Of Goddess Kali

Brahma-Vishnu-Shivatmika – Goddess In The Form Of Brahma, Vishnu, And Shiva

Trikalagyanasampanna – One Who Is Aware Of The Past, Present, And Future

Bhuvaneshwarya – Supreme Goddess Or Deity