Different Names of Lord Shiva
Lord Shiva Has different names, 108 Names of Lord Shiva in alphabetical order.
Aashutosh – who fulfills wishes instantly
Aja – Unborn
Akshayaguna – God with limitless attributes
Anagha – Without any fault
Anantadrishti – Of infinite vision
Augadh – One who revels all the time
Avyayaprabhu – Imperishable Lord
Bhairav – Lord of terror
Bhalanetra – One who has an eye in the forehead
Bholenath – Kind hearted Lord
Bhooteshwara – Lord of ghosts and evil beings
Bhudeva – Lord of the earth
Bhutapala – Protector of the ghosts
Chandrapal – Master of the moon
Chandraprakash – One who has moon as a crest
Dayalu – Compassionate
Devadeva – Lord of the Lords
Dhanadeepa – Lord of Wealth
Dhyanadeep – Icon of meditation and concentration
Dhyutidhara – Lord of Brilliance
Digambara – One who has the skies as his clothes
Durjaneeya – Difficult to be known
Durjaya – Unvanquished
Gangadhara – Lord of River Ganga
Girijapati – Consort of Girija
Gunagrahin – Acceptor of Gunas
Gurudeva – Master of All
Hara – Remover of Sins
Jagadisha -Master of the Universe
Jaradhishamana – Redeemer from Afflictions
Jatin – One who has matted hair
Kailas – One Who Bestows Peace
Kailashadhipati – Lord of Mount Kailash
Kailashnath – Master of Mount Kailash
Kamalakshana – Lotus-eyed Lord
Kantha – Ever-Radiant
Kapalin – One who wears a necklace of skulls
Khatvangin – One who has the missile khatvangin in his hand
Kundalin – One who wears earrings
Lalataksha – One who has an eye in the forehead
Lingadhyaksha – Lord of the Lingas
Lingaraja – Lord of the Lingas
Lokankara – Creator of the Three Worlds
Lokapal – One who takes care of the world
Mahabuddhi – Extremely intelligent
Mahadeva – Greatest God
Mahakala – Lord of All Times
Mahamaya – Of great illusions
Mahamrityunjaya – Great victor of death
Mahanidhi – Great storehouse
Mahashaktimaya – One who has boundless energies
Mahayogi – Greatest of all Gods
Mahesha – Supreme Lord
Maheshwara – Lord of Gods
Nagabhushana – One who has serpents as ornaments
Nataraja – King of the art of dancing
Nilakantha – The one with a blue throat
Nityasundara – Ever beautiful
Nrityapriya – Lover of Dance
Omkara – Creator of OM
Palanhaar – One who protects everyone
Parameshwara – First among all gods first among all gods
Paramjyoti – Greatest splendor
Pashupati – Lord of all living beings
Pinakin – One who has a bow in his hand
Pranava – Originator of the syllable of OM
Priyabhakta – Favorite of the devotees
Priyadarshana – Of loving vision
Pushkara – One who gives nourishment
Pushpalochana – One who has eyes like flowers
Ravilochana – Having sun as the eye
Rudra – The terrible
Rudraksha – One who has eyes like Rudra
Sadashiva – Eternal God
Sanatana – Eternal Lord
Sarvacharya – Preceptor of All
Sarvashiva – Always Pure
Sarvatapana – Scorcher of All
Sarvayoni – Source of Everything
Sarveshwara – Lord of All Gods
Shambhu – Abode of Joy
Shankara – Giver of Joy
Shiva – Always Pure
Shoolin – One who has a trident
Shrikantha – Of glorious neck
Shrutiprakasha – Illuminator of the Vedas
Shuddhavigraha – One who has a pure body
Skandaguru – Preceptor of Skanda
Someshwara – Lord of All Gods
Sukhada – Bestower of happiness
Suprita – Well pleased
Suragana – Having Gods as attendants
Sureshwara – Lord of All Gods
Swayambhu – Self-Manifested
Tejaswani – One who spreads illumination
Trilochana – Three-Eyed Lord
Trilokpati – Master of all the Three Worlds
Tripurari – Enemy of Tripura
Trishoolin – One who has a trident in his hands
Umapati – Consort of Uma
Vachaspati – Lord of Speech
Vajrahasta – One who has a thunderbolt in his hands
Varada – Granter of Boons
Vedakarta – Originator of the Vedas
Veerabhadra – Supreme Lord of the Nether World
Vishalaksha – Wide-eyed Lord
Vishveshwara – Lord of the Universe
Vrishavahana – One who has bull as his vehicle