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NavagrahaChandra

108 names of Chandra in Sanskrit

Chandra seated on a crescent moon above a lotus, one hand raised in blessing

Synopsis

Chandra, the celestial Moon deity in Hindu tradition, is revered for his calming presence, emotional influence, and connection to time and cycles. As a graha (planet) and divine being, Chandra governs the mind, intuition, fertility, and beauty. Reciting the 108 names of Chandra is believed to bring mental peace, emotional balance, and spiritual clarity.

This page presents all 108 sacred names of Chandra with accurate Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, clear English meanings, and brief explanations. Whether used for mantra japa, astrological worship, or lunar observances, these names illuminate the divine qualities and mythological significance of the Moon God across Vedic and Purāṇic texts.

  1. ॐ श्रीमते नमः
    oṁ śrīmate namaḥ
    Salutations to the Prosperous One
    Chandra is associated with śrī – beauty, prosperity, and auspiciousness. This name praises him as the embodiment of abundance.
  2. ॐ शशधराय नमः
    oṁ śaśadharāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who bears a hare
    “Śaśa” means hare and “dhara” means bearer. According to mythology, the Moon has a mark resembling a hare, hence the name.
  3. ॐ चन्द्राय नमः
    oṁ candrāya namaḥ
    Salutations to Chandra
    A straightforward name, “Candra” means the Moon—luminous, cool, and gentle.
  4. ॐ ताराधीशाय नमः
    oṁ tārādhīśāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of Stars
    Chandra is the ruler (adhiśa) of stars (tārā). He moves through the nakṣatras (lunar mansions), hence this title.
  5. ॐ निशाकराय नमः
    oṁ niśākarāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Maker of Night
    Chandra brightens the night (niśā), becoming its illuminator.
  6. ॐ सुखनिधये नमः
    oṁ sukhanidhaye namaḥ
    Salutations to the Treasure-House of Bliss
    Chandra is soothing and calming, symbolizing joy, peace, and emotional wellness.
  7. ॐ सदाराध्याय नमः
    oṁ sadārādhyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Ever-Adored One
    Chandra is constantly worshipped in various rituals and venerated in many traditions.
  8. ॐ सत्पतये नमः
    oṁ satpataye namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of the Virtuous
    As the deity who influences the mind and emotions, Chandra guides the righteous in their path.
  9. ॐ साधुपूजिताय नमः
    oṁ sādhupūjitāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Worshipped by the Virtuous
    Saints and sages offer reverence to Chandra during spiritual practices involving calm and receptivity.
  10. ॐ जितेन्द्रियाय नमः
    oṁ jitendriyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who has Conquered the Senses
    Though associated with the mind and emotions, Chandra here is praised for transcendence over sense pleasures, showing his sattvic (pure) nature.
  11. ॐ जयोद्योगाय नमः
    oṁ jayodyogāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Engaged in Victory
    This name suggests his influence over victorious action and perhaps support in successful endeavors.
  12. ॐ ज्योतिश्चक्रप्रवर्तकाय नमः
    oṁ jyotiścakrapravartakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Revolver of the Wheel of Light
    Chandra causes the movement of the astrological and astronomical wheel (cakra) through the zodiac, regulating time.
  13. ॐ विकर्तनानुजाय नमः
    oṁ vikartanānujāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Younger Brother of Vikartana
    Vikartana is a name of Sūrya (the Sun). Thus, Chandra is called his younger sibling in cosmic lore.
  14. ॐ वीराय नमः
    oṁ vīrāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Heroic One
    While known for gentleness, Chandra is also heroic—perhaps symbolizing the strength of endurance and calm perseverance.
  15. ॐ विश्वेशाय नमः
    oṁ viśveśāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of the Universe
    This name expresses Chandra’s universal significance, influencing all beings through his effect on tides, cycles, and emotions.
  16. ॐ विदुषां पतये नमः
    oṁ viduṣāṁ pataye namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of the Wise
    Chandra governs the mind and intellect; hence, he is seen as the lord of the learned and wise individuals.
  17. ॐ दोषकराय नमः
    oṁ doṣakarāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Cause of Blemishes
    Chandra’s position in one’s horoscope can cause doṣas (faults or afflictions), especially when weak or negatively placed.
  18. ॐ दुष्टदूराय नमः
    oṁ duṣṭadūrāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who Drives Away the Wicked
    As a sattvic planet, Chandra dispels evil influences and promotes mental clarity and virtue.
  19. ॐ पुष्टिमते नमः
    oṁ puṣṭimate namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bestower of Nourishment
    Chandra is associated with growth, fertility, and nourishment—especially in Ayurveda and agriculture.
  20. ॐ शिष्टपालकाय नमः
    oṁ śiṣṭapālakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Protector of the Noble
    Chandra safeguards the righteous and those who follow dharma.
  21. ॐ अष्टमूर्तिप्रियाय नमः
    oṁ aṣṭamūrtipriyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lover of the Eight Forms
    Possibly a reference to Chandra’s affinity with Śiva, who is worshipped in eight forms (aṣṭamūrti). It may also relate to eight phases of the moon.
  22. ॐ अनन्ताय नमः
    oṁ anantāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Infinite One
    The Moon’s cyclical nature and its endless phases symbolize eternity and continuity.
  23. ॐ कष्टदारुकुठरकाय नमः
    oṁ kaṣṭadārukuṭharakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Axe that Cuts Suffering
    Chandra is metaphorically an axe that cuts down hardships (kaṣṭa), offering relief and healing.
  24. ॐ स्वप्रकाशाय नमः
    oṁ svaprakāśāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Self-Luminous One
    Though Chandra reflects the sun’s light, he is said to possess an inner radiance and spiritual glow.
  25. ॐ प्रकाशात्मने नमः
    oṁ prakāśātmane namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Whose Nature is Light
    Chandra represents inner illumination and spiritual insight—prakāśa is both literal and symbolic.
  26. ॐ द्युचराय नमः
    oṁ dyucarāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Who Moves Through the Sky
    Chandra traverses the heavens (dyu), moving night after night through the constellations.
  27. ॐ देवभोजनाय नमः
    oṁ devabhojanāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Food of the Gods
    The Moon is also associated with soma, the divine nectar consumed by the gods.
  28. ॐ कलाधराय नमः
    oṁ kalādharāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bearer of Kalās (arts or digits)
    Chandra is famed for having 16 kalās (phases or aspects), representing completeness and mastery over creative arts.
  29. ॐ कालहेतवे नमः
    oṁ kālahetave namaḥ
    Salutations to the Cause of Time
    Chandra governs time through lunar days (tithis), months, and cycles. Thus, he is a cause of time itself.
  30. ॐ कामकृते नमः
    oṁ kāmakṛte namaḥ
    Salutations to the Creator of Desire
    The Moon influences emotions, beauty, and romance, stimulating desires and longings.
  31. ॐ कामदायकाय नमः
    oṁ kāmadāyakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of Desires
    Chandra not only stirs desire but also grants its fulfillment when pleased or propitiated.
  32. ॐ मृत्युसंहारकाय नमः
    oṁ mṛtyu-saṁhārakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Destroyer of Death
    As a divine healer and rejuvenator, Chandra supports longevity and health, aiding in the defeat of death.
  33. ॐ अमर्त्याय नमः
    oṁ amartyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Immortal One
    Chandra, as a celestial being, is beyond mortal decay and represents continuity and renewal.
  34. ॐ नित्यानुष्ठानदायकाय नमः
    oṁ nityānuṣṭhānadāyakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of Daily Rites
    Lunar time governs many nitya-anushṭhānas—daily spiritual practices, fasts, and rituals.
  35. ॐ क्षपाकराय नमः
    oṁ kṣapākarāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Maker of Night
    Chandra defines and illuminates the night (kṣapā), making it a time of reflection and rest.
  36. ॐ क्षीणपापाय नमः
    oṁ kṣīṇapāpāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One whose sins are diminished
    Chandra is considered a purifier of karma. Worship of Chandra is believed to reduce one’s negative karmic imprints (pāpa).
  37. ॐ क्षयवृद्धिसमन्विताय नमः
    oṁ kṣaya-vṛddhi-samanvitāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who is endowed with waning and waxing
    The Moon’s phases — from new to full and back — are symbolized by kṣaya (waning) and vṛddhi (waxing), representing change and rhythm in nature.
  38. ॐ जैवातृकाय नमः
    oṁ jaivātrikāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One related to life and vitality
    Likely derived from jīva (life) and ātrika (nourisher), referring to Chandra’s role in nurturing all living beings. May be a slightly obscure or regional epithet.
  39. ॐ शुचये नमः
    oṁ śucaye namaḥ
    Salutations to the Pure One
    Chandra represents mental clarity, cleanliness, and spiritual purity.
  40. ॐ शुभाय नमः
    oṁ śubhāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Auspicious One
    Chandra brings auspiciousness, especially during full moon days (Pūrṇimā), which are spiritually potent.
  41. ॐ जयिने नमः
    oṁ jayine namaḥ
    Salutations to the Victorious One
    He is victorious over darkness, fear, and confusion, both externally and within the mind.
  42. ॐ जयफलप्रदाय नमः
    oṁ jayaphalapradāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of the Fruit of Victory
    Chandra supports the fruition of efforts and bestows success, especially when in favorable astrological positions.
  43. ॐ सुधामयाय नमः
    oṁ sudhāmayāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Full of Nectar
    Chandra is associated with sudhā (ambrosial nectar), which nurtures and rejuvenates body and mind.
  44. ॐ सुरस्वामिने नमः
    oṁ surasvāmine namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of the Gods
    He is revered by the suras (gods) and plays a role in the divine cosmic order.
  45. ॐ भक्तनामिष्टदायकाय नमः
    oṁ bhaktanāmiṣṭadāyakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who grants the desires of devotees
    Chandra fulfills the wishes of sincere devotees, especially related to emotional peace and prosperity.
  46. ॐ भुक्तिदाय नमः
    oṁ bhuktidāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of Enjoyment
    Chandra governs pleasure, beauty, and sensory experiences—symbolizing the joys of life.
  47. ॐ मुक्तिदाय नमः
    oṁ muktidāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of Liberation
    Beyond worldly pleasures, Chandra also aids in spiritual liberation when worshipped with devotion.
  48. ॐ भद्राय नमः
    oṁ bhadrāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Auspicious and Benevolent One
    He is a source of goodness (bhadra) and welfare for all beings.
  49. ॐ भक्तदारिद्र्यभञ्जनाय नमः
    oṁ bhaktadāridryabhañjanāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who destroys the poverty of devotees
    Chandra removes dāridrya (poverty—both material and spiritual) of those who seek him with faith.
  50. ॐ सामगानप्रियाय नमः
    oṁ sāmagānapriyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who delights in the singing of the Sāma Veda
    The Sāma Veda is musical and deeply linked to the Moon. Chandra is pleased by its chanting, which reflects harmony and cosmic rhythm.
  51. ॐ सर्वरक्षकाय नमः
    oṁ sarvarakṣakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Protector of All
    As a cosmic guardian, Chandra watches over all beings, nurturing them with light and calmness.
  52. ॐ सागरोद्भवाय नमः
    oṁ sāgarodbhavāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Born from the Ocean
    During the churning of the ocean (sāgara manthana), Chandra emerged along with other divine treasures.
  53. ॐ भयान्तकृते नमः
    oṁ bhayāntakṛte namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who Ends Fear
    The moonlight soothes fear and anxiety. Spiritually, Chandra dispels the darkness of ignorance and dread.
  54. ॐ भक्तिगम्याय नमः
    oṁ bhaktigamyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who is Attainable through Devotion
    Chandra is approachable and can be reached and pleased through sincere bhakti (devotion).
  55. ॐ भवबन्धविमोचकाय नमः
    oṁ bhavabandhavimocakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who liberates from the bonds of worldly existence
    Chandra offers mental clarity and detachment, helping beings transcend bhava-bandha—the bondage of birth and rebirth.
  56. ॐ जगत्प्रकाशकिरणाय नमः
    oṁ jagatprakāśakiraṇāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Ray that Illuminates the World
    Chandra’s rays gently light up the world at night, offering serene illumination, both physical and spiritual.
  57. ॐ जगदानन्दकारणाय नमः
    oṁ jagadānandakāraṇāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Cause of the World’s Joy
    The moon brings emotional well-being, fertility, artistic inspiration, and harmony, causing joy in the world.
  58. ॐ निस्सपत्नाय नमः
    oṁ nissapatnāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One without Rival
    Chandra is unique in his cooling brilliance and has no true rival in his celestial qualities.
  59. ॐ निराहाराय नमः
    oṁ nirāhārāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who has no need for food
    As a divine being, Chandra is nirāhāra—beyond the needs of the physical body, symbolizing detachment.
  60. ॐ निर्विकाराय नमः
    oṁ nirvikārāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who is Unchanging
    Despite his apparent phases, Chandra’s essence remains constant. Spiritually, he represents the changeless Self.
  61. ॐ निरामयाय नमः
    oṁ nirāmayāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One free from disease
    Chandra symbolizes wellness and cool vitality, and is invoked in Ayurveda for calming ailments, especially of the mind.
  62. ॐ भूच्छयाच्छादिताय नमः
    oṁ bhūcchayācchāditāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who is sometimes obscured by Earth’s shadow
    This refers to lunar eclipses, when Chandra is covered by Earth’s shadow. Even then, his power remains undiminished.
  63. ॐ भव्याय नमः
    oṁ bhavyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Auspicious and Gracious One
    Chandra is pleasing to behold, soft and gracious in influence—beloved in poetry, astrology, and ritual.
  64. ॐ भुवनप्रतिपालकाय नमः
    oṁ bhuvanapratipālakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Protector of the Worlds
    Chandra sustains life through his control of tides, fertility, and time. He plays a vital role in the functioning of bhuvana—worlds.
  65. ॐ सकलार्तिहराय नमः
    oṁ sakalārtiharāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Remover of All Afflictions
    Worship of Chandra is said to alleviate sorrows—both mental and physical—especially those caused by astrological afflictions.
  66. ॐ सौम्यजनकाय नमः
    oṁ saumyajanakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Origin of Gentleness
    Chandra is the source of saumya (gentle, soft) qualities such as compassion, peace, and emotional balance.
  67. ॐ साधुवन्दिताय नमः
    oṁ sādhuvanditāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One praised by the virtuous
    Sages and saints worship Chandra for his influence over the inner mind and for promoting meditative calm.
  68. ॐ सर्वागमज्ञाय नमः
    oṁ sarvāgamajñāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Knower of All Scriptures
    Chandra, connected with intuition and insight, is symbolic of the one who deeply understands all revealed knowledge (āgama).
  69. ॐ सर्वज्ञाय नमः
    oṁ sarvajñāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Omniscient One
    He knows all—past, present, and future—especially as he governs the mind and mental processes.
  70. ॐ सनकादिमुनिस्तुताय नमः
    oṁ sanakādimunistutāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One praised by the sages Sanaka and others
    Ancient sages like Sanaka, Sanandana, and others offered their praises to Chandra in recognition of his spiritual importance.
  71. ॐ सितच्छत्रध्वजोपेताय नमः
    oṁ sitacchatradhvajopetāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One adorned with a white umbrella and banner
    These are royal symbols—cchatra (umbrella) and dhvaja (banner)—emphasizing Chandra’s divine sovereignty.
  72. ॐ सिताङ्गाय नमः
    oṁ sitāṅgāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with a white (radiant) body
    Chandra’s form is bright, pure, and luminous, often described as śveta or sita in scriptures and poetry.
  73. ॐ सितभूषणाय नमः
    oṁ sitabhūṣaṇāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One adorned with white ornaments
    Chandra is depicted as adorned in white—garlands, jewels, and clothing—symbolizing purity and light.
  74. ॐ श्वेतमाल्याम्बरधराय नमः
    oṁ śvetamālyāmbaradharāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Wearer of White Garlands and Robes
    White is the moon’s symbolic color, representing peace, calm, and sattva (purity). He is always described in divine white attire.
  75. ॐ श्वेतगन्धानुलेपनाय नमः
    oṁ śvetagandhānulepanāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One anointed with white sandal paste
    In iconography, Chandra is shown with soothing white sandal paste—emblematic of coolness and sacredness.
  76. ॐ दशाश्वरथसंरूढाय नमः
    oṁ daśāśvarathasaṁrūḍhāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One mounted on a chariot drawn by ten horses
    Chandra’s divine vehicle is a chariot drawn by ten white horses, symbolizing speed, brilliance, and the moon’s swift nightly journey.
  77. ॐ दण्डपानये नमः
    oṁ daṇḍapānaye namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who holds a staff
    The daṇḍa (staff) symbolizes authority, discipline, and protection. Chandra holds it as a symbol of cosmic order.
  78. ॐ धनुर्धराय नमः
    oṁ dhanurdharāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bearer of a Bow
    The bow represents Chandra’s role in influencing fate and destiny, especially in astrology where planets “aim” their influences.
  79. ॐ कुन्दपुष्पोज्ज्वलाकाराय नमः
    oṁ kundapuṣpojjvalākārāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One whose form shines like jasmine flowers
    Chandra’s radiance is likened to the brilliance of kunda (white jasmine), which is bright, soft, and beautiful.
  80. ॐ नयनाब्जसमुद्भवाय नमः
    oṁ nayanābjasamudbhavāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who emerged from the lotus-like eye
    A poetic metaphor indicating divine origin—possibly a reference to Chandra’s emergence from the cosmic form or the eye of Brahmā.
  81. ॐ आत्रेयगोत्रजाय नमः
    oṁ ātreyagotrajāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One born in the lineage of Ātreya
    This may refer to Chandra being associated with or worshipped by the ṛṣi Ātreya, suggesting a divine or sage-born origin.
  82. ॐ अत्यन्तविनयाय नमः
    oṁ atyantavinayāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One of Supreme Humility
    Despite his cosmic power, Chandra is gentle and humble in nature, representing emotional grace and calmness.
  83. ॐ प्रियदायकाय नमः
    oṁ priyadāyakāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of Affection
    Chandra fosters love, peace, and pleasing qualities. His influence brings harmony in relationships and family life.
  84. ॐ करुणारससंपूर्णाय नमः
    oṁ karuṇārasasaṁpūrṇāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One filled with the essence of compassion
    Chandra embodies karuṇā (compassion), making him a comforting and nurturing force in the cosmos.
  85. ॐ कर्कटप्रभवे नमः
    oṁ karkaṭaprabhave namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of Cancer (Karkaṭa)
    In Vedic astrology, Chandra rules over the zodiac sign Cancer (Karkaṭa), which governs emotions and nurturing qualities.
  86. ॐ अव्ययाय नमः
    oṁ avyayāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Imperishable One
    Though the Moon appears to wax and wane, Chandra as a divine being is eternal and indestructible—avyaya.
  87. ॐ चतुरश्रासनारूढाय नमः
    oṁ caturaśrāsanārūḍhāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One seated on a four-cornered throne
    Symbolic of stability, balance, and rule over the four directions. Chandra is often shown enthroned in celestial splendor.
  88. ॐ चतुराय नमः
    oṁ caturāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Wise and Clever One
    Chandra represents the mind and intelligence. He is quick, intuitive, and skillful in guiding decisions and emotions.
  89. ॐ दिव्यवाहनाय नमः
    oṁ divyavāhanāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with a Divine Vehicle
    Chandra travels across the sky on a celestial chariot pulled by white horses, signifying divine motion and majesty.
  90. ॐ विवस्वन्मण्डलज्ञेयवसाय नमः
    oṁ vivasvanmaṇḍalajñeyavasāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who moves in the solar orbit
    Though Chandra has his own path, his movement is measured relative to the maṇḍala (orbit) of Vivasvān (the Sun), symbolizing time and cosmic harmony.
  91. ॐ वसुसमृद्धिदाय नमः
    oṁ vasusamṛddhidāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of Prosperity and Wealth
    Chandra bestows sampatti (abundance)—both material and emotional—through his influence on fertility, crops, and prosperity.
  92. ॐ महेश्वरप्रियाय नमः
    oṁ maheśvarapriyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Beloved of Lord Maheśvara (Śiva)
    Chandra is dear to Śiva, who bears the crescent moon on his head as Chandraśekhara—showing their divine connection.
  93. ॐ दान्ताय नमः
    oṁ dāntāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Self-Controlled One
    Chandra represents dānta—restraint and calmness. His cool, controlled nature symbolizes mental steadiness.
  94. ॐ मेरुगोत्रप्रदक्षिणाय नमः
    oṁ merugotrapradakṣiṇāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who circumambulates Mount Meru
    Chandra is said to revolve around Meru, the cosmic axis, symbolizing the orderly motion of time and the heavens.
  95. ॐ ग्रहमण्डलमध्यस्थाय नमः
    oṁ grahamaṇḍalamadhyasthāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who resides at the center of the planetary sphere
    Though the Moon is one among the grahas (planets), he is central in astrological and calendrical calculations.
  96. ॐ ग्रसितार्काय नमः
    oṁ grasitārkāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who eclipses the Sun
    During a solar eclipse, the Moon covers the Sun. This rare phenomenon gives Chandra power even over the mighty Sūrya.
  97. ॐ ग्रहाधिपाय नमः
    oṁ grahādhipāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of the Planets
    Chandra is a sovereign among the nine grahas, influencing mind, time, emotions, and earthly affairs.
  98. ॐ द्विजराजाय नमः
    oṁ dvijarājāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the King of the Twice-born (Brāhmaṇas)
    The Moon is revered as a deity of wisdom, calmness, and clarity—qualities highly respected by dvijas (the spiritually reborn, especially Brāhmaṇas).
  99. ॐ द्युतिकलाय नमः
    oṁ dyutikalāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who possesses radiant brilliance
    Chandra’s phases or kalās shine with divine light (dyuti), influencing beauty, fertility, and spiritual inspiration.
  100. ॐ द्विभुजाय नमः
    oṁ dvibhujāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Two-Armed One
    Iconographically, Chandra is depicted with two arms, holding symbols like a lotus or a conch, representing grace and purity.
  101. ॐ द्विजपूजिताय नमः
    oṁ dvijapūjitāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One worshipped by the twice-born
    Brāhmaṇas and sages worship Chandra during Vedic rituals, especially on Pūrṇimā and Somavāra (Monday).
  102. ॐ औदुम्बरनगावासाय नमः
    oṁ audumbaranagāvāsāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who resides in Audumbara city
    Likely a regional or Purāṇic reference, Audumbara may denote a sacred region or tree where Chandra is believed to reside or be especially worshipped.
  103. ॐ उदाराय नमः
    oṁ udārāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Generous One
    Chandra bestows mental peace, emotional comfort, and prosperity, and is known for his udāratva—benevolence and magnanimity.
  104. ॐ रोहिणीपतये नमः
    oṁ rohiṇīpataye namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of Rohiṇī
    Chandra’s favorite nakṣatra (lunar mansion) is Rohiṇī, symbolizing love, abundance, and fertility. He is described as her consort.
  105. ॐ नित्योदयाय नमः
    oṁ nityodayāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who rises daily
    Chandra’s presence in the sky is a daily phenomenon, influencing tides, time, and moods—he rises with divine regularity.
  106. ॐ मुनिस्तुत्याय नमः
    oṁ munistutyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One praised by sages
    Ancient munis (sages) honor Chandra in hymns and meditations, recognizing his vital role in spiritual and cosmic harmony.
  107. ॐ नित्यानन्दफलप्रदाय नमः
    oṁ nityānandaphalapradāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the Giver of the Fruit of Eternal Bliss
    Worship of Chandra brings lasting ānanda (joy) and phala (fruits)—both material and spiritual.
  108. ॐ सकलाह्लादनकराय नमः
    oṁ sakalāhlādanakarāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who gives delight to all
    Chandra brings joy, beauty, and emotional fulfillment to all beings—his moonlight is a universal source of comfort.
  109. ॐ पलाशेध्मप्रियाय नमः
    oṁ palāśedhmapriyāya namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who delights in palāśa wood used as sacrificial fuel
    In Vedic fire rituals, palāśa wood is sacred. This name links Chandra to yajña (sacrifice), highlighting his role in divine worship.

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