Dattatreya is a sage and incarnation of the divine trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. This name signifies the unity of these three aspects of divinity.

This name emphasizes the auspicious and divine nature of Dattatreya, often revered as a god of wisdom and enlightenment.

Devadatta means 'given by the gods', highlighting the divine origin and blessings associated with Dattatreya.

This name signifies the aspect of Dattatreya as a creation or gift from Brahma, the creator god in Hinduism.

Viṣṇudatta reflects the divine grace and protection of Vishnu bestowed upon Dattatreya.

Śivadatta represents the blessings and spiritual power conferred by Shiva upon Dattatreya.

This name acknowledges Dattatreya as a boon or gift from the sage Atri, his father.

Ātreya signifies Dattatreya's lineage, being the son of the sage Atri.

Atrivarada refers to Dattatreya as the one who grants boons, especially to his father, Atri.

Anasūya is the mother of Dattatreya, known for her devotion and purity, and this name honors her.

Anasūyāsūnu highlights Dattatreya's identity as the beloved son of Anasuya.

Avadhūta refers to a sage who has transcended worldly attachments, a key aspect of Dattatreya's teachings.

Dharma signifies righteousness and moral law, which Dattatreya embodies and teaches.

Dharmaparāyaṇa emphasizes Dattatreya's unwavering dedication to upholding and teaching dharma.

Dharmapati denotes Dattatreya as the master and protector of dharma.

Siddha refers to an enlightened being who has attained spiritual perfection, which Dattatreya exemplifies.

Siddhidāya highlights Dattatreya's role in bestowing spiritual accomplishments and enlightenment upon seekers.

Siddhipati denotes Dattatreya as the master of supernatural powers and spiritual abilities.

Siddhisevita signifies that Dattatreya is revered and served by enlightened beings or siddhas.

Guru denotes Dattatreya's role as a spiritual teacher and guide who imparts wisdom and enlightenment.

This name signifies the divine being who can be reached or understood through the guidance of a true guru.

This name emphasizes the supreme status of Dattatreya, who transcends even the highest teacher.

This name refers to the weightiness or profoundness of Dattatreya's wisdom and presence.

This title highlights Dattatreya's supreme excellence and preeminence among beings.

This name denotes the greatness and majesty of Dattatreya, surpassing all others.

Dattatreya is revered as a great soul, embodying spiritual wisdom and compassion.

This name signifies Dattatreya as the personification of yoga, the union of the individual with the divine.

This name highlights that Dattatreya can be realized through the practice of yoga.

Dattatreya is seen as the one who imparts the teachings and principles of yoga.

This name denotes Dattatreya's sovereignty over the practice and philosophy of yoga.

Dattatreya is revered as the supreme leader and guide of all yogis.

This name emphasizes Dattatreya's ultimate authority over the discipline of yoga.

This title indicates Dattatreya's deep commitment and devotion to the path of yoga.

This name signifies the sacred feet of Dattatreya, which are the focus of meditation for yogis seeking enlightenment.

Dattatreya is often depicted as digambara, symbolizing renunciation and freedom from material attachments.

This name refers to the divine and ethereal nature of Dattatreya's appearance.

Yellow garments are often associated with spirituality and renunciation, symbolizing Dattatreya's divine nature.

White represents purity and peace, reflecting Dattatreya's serene and pure nature.

This name symbolizes the colorful and diverse aspects of Dattatreya's manifestations.

Aghora represents an aspect of divinity that is beyond fear, embodying compassion and benevolence.

Mūḍha refers to one who is deluded or ignorant, symbolizing the divine play of ignorance and wisdom.

Ūrdhvaretas signifies a being whose spiritual energy is directed upwards, indicating control over desires and focus on higher consciousness.

Ekavaktra denotes singularity and focus, representing a unified direction of thought and action.

Anekavaktra represents the multifaceted nature of the divine, capable of perceiving and interacting with the universe in myriad ways.

Dvinetra symbolizes the balance between worldly and spiritual vision, seeing both the material and the divine.

Trinetra refers to the third eye, representing spiritual insight and enlightenment beyond ordinary perception.

Dvibhuja represents the duality of action and balance, embodying strength and capability.

Ṣaḍbhuja denotes the multifaceted abilities and powers of the divine, capable of performing multiple tasks simultaneously.

Akṣamāla symbolizes meditation and the counting of mantras, representing spiritual discipline and devotion.

Kamaṇḍalu is a symbol of asceticism and the renunciation of worldly desires, representing purity and spiritual focus.

Śūla, or trident, is a symbol of power and protection, representing the destruction of evil and ignorance.

Ḍamaru is a small drum symbolizing the cosmic sound and rhythm of creation, representing the divine power of sound.

Śaṅkha, or conch, is a symbol of auspiciousness and the primordial sound, representing the call to divine action.

Gada, or mace, symbolizes strength and authority, representing the power to uphold righteousness.

Muni refers to a sage or seer, representing wisdom, introspection, and spiritual enlightenment.

Bāla denotes innocence and purity, symbolizing the divine child-like quality of simplicity and joy.

Bālavīrya signifies the strength and vitality of youth, representing the potential and vigor of the divine.

Kumāra represents youthful energy and enthusiasm, symbolizing the divine as eternally young and vibrant.

Kiśora signifies the stage of adolescence, representing the divine playfulness and transformative energy.

Kandarpa is another name for Cupid, and Mohana means enchanter, signifying the divine's ability to captivate even the god of love.

This name signifies Dattatreya as a deity who is embraced or united with the divine feminine, symbolizing completeness and the union of opposites.

This name reflects Dattatreya's divine passion or enthusiasm, often associated with the fervor of spiritual pursuit.

Dattatreya is revered as being free from worldly desires, embodying detachment and spiritual liberation.

This name signifies Dattatreya as transcending all forms of attachment, symbolizing the ultimate state of liberation.

Dattatreya is believed to bestow the nectar of immortality, representing eternal life and spiritual wisdom.

This name highlights Dattatreya's fierce aspect, symbolizing strength and the power to overcome obstacles.

Dattatreya embodies compassion and grace, offering benevolence and support to devotees.

This name reflects the eternal and timeless nature of Dattatreya, representing wisdom that transcends time.

Dattatreya is acknowledged for his immense strength and grandeur, symbolizing the vastness of the universe.

This name signifies Dattatreya's embodiment of peace and tranquility, offering solace to his devotees.

Dattatreya is often depicted with a crown, symbolizing his sovereignty and supreme authority.

This name emphasizes the formless and transcendent nature of Dattatreya, beyond physical appearances.

Dattatreya embodies the ultimate reality and truth, representing the essence of all existence.

This name signifies the omnipresence and omniscience of Dattatreya, symbolizing his ability to perceive all.

Dattatreya's thousand eyes represent his vigilance and the ability to see everything in the universe.

This name highlights Dattatreya's infinite power and capability to act and protect in numerous ways.

Dattatreya is depicted with various weapons, symbolizing his readiness to protect and uphold righteousness.

The thousand feet of Dattatreya signify his omnipresence and ability to be everywhere at once.

This name represents the immense devotion offered to Dattatreya, symbolized by the offering of countless lotuses.

Dattatreya is often depicted holding a lotus, symbolizing purity, beauty, and spiritual enlightenment.

This name signifies divine purity and spiritual grounding, symbolized by the lotus, which is rooted in mud yet blooms beautifully.

This name is often associated with Lord Vishnu, symbolizing the origin of creation as the lotus emerges from the navel.

The garland of lotuses represents purity, beauty, and divine grace, signifying the adornment of spiritual virtues.

The redness of the eyes symbolizes intense spiritual insight and the inner fire of knowledge.

This name signifies the subtle and delicate beauty of divine radiance, akin to the fine filaments of a lotus.

This name highlights the attribute of profound wisdom and understanding, essential for spiritual enlightenment.

This signifies that the divine can be approached and realized through the pursuit of true knowledge and wisdom.

This name represents the union of theoretical knowledge and practical wisdom, embodying complete understanding.

This name emphasizes the state of deep meditation and contemplation, essential for spiritual realization.

This highlights the dedication and commitment to maintaining a meditative state, leading to spiritual growth.

This denotes a serene and unwavering presence achieved through deep meditation.

This signifies humility and detachment from material possessions, embracing simplicity and asceticism.

Sandalwood signifies purity and divine fragrance, representing the auspiciousness and sacredness of the divine form.

Ashes symbolize renunciation and the transient nature of the physical body, emphasizing spiritual transcendence.

This signifies the divine aura and presence, marked by an otherworldly fragrance, symbolizing purity and divinity.

This name represents a state of inner peace and tranquility, reflecting a calm and composed demeanor.

Pramatha refers to the ability to overcome and vanquish negative energies and obstacles on the spiritual path.

This name signifies the ability to grant the highest spiritual attainments and fulfill the ultimate purposes of life.

This refers to the granting of eight types of spiritual and material prosperity, encompassing all aspects of well-being.

This name highlights the divine attribute of granting wishes and blessings, fulfilling the desires of devotees.

This name signifies the supreme excellence and unparalleled nature of Dattatreya, acknowledging His superiority.

Dattatreya is revered as the embodiment of Brahman, the ultimate, unchanging reality amidst and beyond the world.

This name highlights Dattatreya's form as the manifestation of Brahman, the universal spirit.

Dattatreya is also recognized as an incarnation of Vishnu, the preserver and protector of the universe.

This name signifies Dattatreya's embodiment of the entire universe, representing all forms and manifestations.

Dattatreya is also associated with Shankara (Shiva), symbolizing auspiciousness and benevolence.

This name reflects Dattatreya as the embodiment of the true Self, the inner essence of all beings.

Dattatreya is revered as the Inner Self, the consciousness that resides within all living beings.