Lord Viṣṇu said:: (114) Lokakartā (the maker of the worlds) (115) Bhūtapati (lord of the goblins) (116) Mahākartā (the great maker) (117) Mahauṣadhi (the great medicine) (118) Uttara (later one) (119) Gopati (lord of Go i.e. cow or speech) (120) Goptā (protector) (121) Jñānagamya (comprehensible through perfect knowledge) (122) Purātana (ancient one) (123) Nīti (justice) (124) Sunīti (one who dispenses good justice) (125) Śuddhātmā (pure-souled) (126) Soma (accompanied by Umā) (127) Somarata (interested in the moon) (128) Sukhī (happy) (129) Somapa (imbiber of the Soma juice) (130) Amṛtapa (imbiber of nectar) (131) Soma (moon) (132) Mahānīti (employing great policy) (133) Mahāmati (of great intellect) (134) Ajātaśatru (one whose enemy is not yet born) (135) Āloka (light) (136) Sambhāvya (one worthy of being honoured) (137) Havyavāhana (conveyer of Havya i.e. sacrificial offering) (138) Lokakāra (creator of the worlds) (139) Vedakāra (maker of the Vedas) (140) Sūtrakāra (compiler of aphorisms) (141) Sanātana (eternal) (142) Maharṣi (great sage) (143) Kapilācārya (one identifying with the great sage Kapila) (144) Viśvadīpti (illuminator of the universe) (145) Trilocana (three-eyed) (146) Pinākapāṇi (one having the Pināka in his hand) (147) Bhūdeva (lord of the earth) (148) Svastida (bestower of welfare) (149) Sadāsvastikṛt (continuous creator of welfare and prosperity) (150) Tridhāmā (having the three syllables or worlds as abode) (151) Saubhaga (fortunate) (152) Sarva (identical with all) (153) Sarvajña (omniscient) (154) Sarvagocara (perceptible to everyone) (155) Brahmadhṛk (holder of the brahman i.e. the Vedas) (156) Viśvasṛk (creator of the universe) (157) Svarga (heaven) (158) Karṇikārapriya (one fond of Karṇikāra flowers) (159) Kavi (poet) (160) Śākha (branching) (161) Viśākha (162) Gośākha (?) (163) Śiva (164) Naika (not one) (165) Kratu (sacrifice) (166) Sama (equal) (167) Gaṅgāplavodaka (identical with water flowing in the Gaṅgā) (168) Bhāva (pure emotion) (169) Sakala (entire one) (170) Sthapati (architect) (171) Sthira (steady) (172) Vijitātmā (one who has conquered the Ātman) (173) Vidheyātmā (one with a controlled mind) (174) Bhūtavāhana (one having the goblin as vehicle) (175) Bhūtasārathi (having a goblin as his charioteer) (176) Sagaṇa (one accompanied by his Gaṇa) (177) Gaṇakārya (the work of Gaṇas) (178) Sukīrti (one of good renown) (179) Chinnasaṃśaya (one whose doubts are cleared) (180) Kāmadeva (181) Kāmapāla (protector of Kama) (182) Bhasmoddhūlitavigraha (one who has smeared his body with Bhasman) (183) Bhasmapriya (one fond of Bhasman) (184) Bhasmaśāyin (one lying on Bhasman) (185) Kāmin (lover) (186) Kānta (lovely) (187) Kṛtāgama (proficient in Vedas) (188) Samāyukta (endowed with good qualities) (189) Nivṛttātmā (one whose Ātman has receded from the world) (190) Dharmayukta (endowed with piety) (191) Sadāśiva (192) Caturmukha[5] (fourfaced) (193) Caturbāhu (four-armed) (194) Durāvāsa (one whose abode is not easily accessible) (195) Durāsada (inaccessible) (196) Durgama (very difficult of access) (197) Durlabha (difficult to get) (198) Durga (impassable) (199) Sarvāyudhaviśārada (expert in the use of all weapons) (200) Adhyātmayoganilaya (having his abode in spiritual yoga) (201) Sutantu (good supreme being) (202) Tantuvardhana (one who increases offspring).