Nāmas 1-100 Flashcards
1- Śhrī Mātā
The Sacred Mother
2- Śhrī Mahā-rājñī
The Great Empress
3- Śhrī-mat siṁh‛āsan‛eśhvarī
The Supreme Goddess of the Lion-throne
Śhrī
Holy, auspicious, beautiful, splendour
Mātā
Mother, measurer
Mahā
Great, supreme, best, highest
Śhrī-mat
Possessing good qualities, glorious, respectful form of address
Siṁha
Lion, tiger, hero, best [from sah –‘be powerful, victorious’]
Āsana
A throne, seat, seated [from Ās –‘to sit’]
Īśhvarī
Supreme, Goddess, Ruler [from Īśh –‘rule, control, supreme’]
4- Chid agni kuṇḍa sambhūtā
Born from the sacred fire-pit of consciousness
5- Deva kārya samudyatā
Emerging for a Divine purpose
Chit
Consciousness, spirit
Agni
Fire, the God of Fire
Kuṇḍa
Pit, havan, water-pot
Deva
Divine, a God
Kārya
Purpose, work, effect
Sam-ud-yatā
Emerged, risen up
Sam-bhūtā
born, produced
6- Udyad bhānu sahasrābhā
Shining like a thousand rising suns
7- Chatur bāhu saṁ-anvitā
Furnished with four arms
8- Rāga swarūpa paśh‛āḍhyā
Holding the noose as the form of passions
9- Krodh‛ākār‛ānkuśh‛ojjvalā
Blazing with a goad as the form of anger
Udyad
Rising
Bhānu
Sun
Sahasra
Thousand
Ābhā
Shining
Chatur
Four
Bāhu
Arms
Sam-anvitā
Furnished with
Rāga
Passions, love
Swa-rūpa
Own form, special quality
Paśha
Noose, bonds
Āḍhyā
Holding, weilding
Krodha
Anger
Ākāra
Form, shape, appearance
Ankuśha
Goad, elephant driving hook
Uj-jvalā
Blazing
10- Mano rūp‛ekṣhu kodaṇḍā
Holding a sugar-cane bow in the form of mind
11- Pañcha tanmātra sāyakā
With arrows as the five subtle elements
12- Nij‛āruṇa prabhā pūra majjad brahmāṇḍa maṇḍalā
Filling the whole universe with Your rose coloured brilliance
Mano
Mind, psyche, heart/mind
Rūpa
Form
Ikṣhu
Sugar-cane
Kodaṇḍā
Bow
Pañcha
Five
Tan-mātra
Subtle elements
Sāyakā
Arrows
Nija
Innate, one’s own, continual
Aruṇa
Rosy, red, the Sun
Pra-bhā
Brilliant, shining
Pūra
Whole, full, complete
Majjad
Marrow, essence
Brahm’āṇḍa
‘Egg of Brahma’, the Universe
Maṇḍalā
Circle, sphere, orb
13- Champak‛āśhoka punnāga saugandhika lasat kachā
Whose gleaming hair is adorned with Champaka,
Ashoka, Punnaga and Saugandhika flowers
14- Kuruvinda maṇi-śhreṇī kanat koṭīra maṇḍitā
Adorned with a shining crown of Kuruvinda gems
Champaka-
White flower, Frangipani
Aśhoka-
‘without sorrow’, Orange-red flower
Punnāga-
Alexandrian Laurel flower
Saugandhika-
White Ginger Lily
su-‘good’, gandha-‘perfume’)
Lasat-
Shining, smelling, resounding
Kachā-
Hair, cloud
Kuruvinda-
Rubies from the Kuruvinda mines
Maṇi-
Gem
Śhreṇī-
Row, line, multitude
Kanat-
Shining, satisfying, wishing
Koṭīra-
Crown, diadem, long tangled hair
Maṇḍitā-
Adorned, decorated
15- Aṣhṭamī chandra vibhrāja dalika sthala śhobhitā
Beautiful with a forehead as resplendent as the half-moon on the eighth day
16- Mukha chandra kalaṅkābha mṛiga nābhi viśheṣhakā
With a musk spot on the forehead like the markings on the face of the moon
Aṣhṭamī-
eighth (day)
Chandra-
moon
Vibhrāja-
shine forth, radiant
Dalika-
burst, split
Śhobhitā-
resplendent, beautiful
Mukha-
face
Chandra-
moon
Kalaṅka-
stain, spot, mark
Ābha-
shining
Mṛiga-nābhi-
musk, antelope-like markings on the moon
Viśheṣhakā-
mark on forehead, distinguishing
Vadana smara māṅgalya gṛiha toraṇa chillikā
Whose smiling face’s eyebrows are the arches to the wedding hall of Cupid
Vaktra lakṣhmi parīvāha chalan-mīnābha lochanā
With eyes like darting fishes in the ocean of Your beautiful face
Vadana-
face, first, foremost
Smara-
smiling
Māṅgalya-gṛiha-
wedding hall
Toraṇa-
arched doorway
Chillikā-
eye-brow (type of creeper)
Vaktra-
face
lakśhmi-
having auspicious marks, beautiful
parīvāha-
watercourse, tank, royal insignia
chalan-
moving, agitated
mīna-
fish
ābha-
shining
lochanā-
eyes