ଶ୍ରୀସରସ୍ଵତ୍ଯଷ୍ଟୋତ୍ତରଶତନାମସ୍ତୋତ୍ରମ୍

Saraswati (Goddess of Speech), Mahabhadra (Most Auspicious), Mahamaya (Great Illusion), Varaprada (Granter of Boons), Shriprada (Bestower of Wealth), Padmanilaya (Dwelling in a Lotus), Padmakshi (Lotus-eyed), Padmavaktraka (Lotus-faced).

Shivanuja (Younger sister of Shiva), Pustakabhrit (Holding a book), Jnanamudra (Showing the gesture of knowledge), Rama (Delightful), Para (Supreme), Kamarupa (Taking any desired form), Mahavidya (Great Knowledge), Mahapatakanashini (Destroyer of great sins).

Mahashraya (Great Refuge), Malini (Wearing a garland), Mahabhoga (Great Enjoyment), Mahabhuja (Great-armed), Mahabhaga (Highly fortunate), Mahotsaha (Greatly enthusiastic), Divyanga (Having divine limbs), Suravandita (Worshipped by gods).

Mahakali, Mahapasha (Holding a great noose), Mahakara (Great form), Mahankusha (Holding a great goad), Peeta (Yellow-hued), Vimala (Pure), Vishwa (Universe), Vidyunmala (Garland of lightning), Vaishnavi (Power of Vishnu).

Chandrika (Moonlight), Chandravadana (Moon-faced), Chandralekhavibhushita (Adorned with the crescent moon), Savitri, Surasa Devi, Divyalankarabhushita (Adorned with divine ornaments).

Vagdevi (Goddess of Speech), Vasudha (Earth), Tivra (Intense), Mahabhadra (Greatly auspicious), Mahabala (Greatly powerful), Bhogada (Bestower of enjoyment), Bharati, Bhama, Govinda, Gomati, Shiva (Auspicious).

Jatila (Wearing matted hair), Vindhyavasa (Residing in Vindhyas), Vindhyachalavirajita (Manifested in Vindhya mountains), Chandika, Vaishnavi, Brahmi, Brahmajnanekasadhana (The sole means to attain knowledge of Brahman).

Saudamini (Lightning), Sudhamurti (Form of nectar), Subhadra (Very auspicious), Surapujita (Worshipped by gods), Suvasini (Dwelling auspiciously), Sunasa (Having a beautiful nose), Vinidra (Sleepless/Alert), Padmalochana (Lotus-eyed).

Vidyarupa (Form of knowledge), Vishalakshi (Large-eyed), Brahmajaya (Consort of Brahma), Mahaphala (Great fruit), Trayimurti (Form of the three Vedas), Trikalajna (Knower of the past, present, and future), Triguna (Having three qualities), Shastrarupini (Form of scriptures).

Shumbhasurapramathini (Destroyer of demon Shumbha), Shubhada (Bestower of auspiciousness), Swaratmika (Soul of musical notes), Raktabijanihantri (Killer of Raktabija), Chamunda, Ambika.

Mundakayapraharana (Striking the body of Munda), Dhumralochanamardana (Destroyer of Dhumralochana), Sarvadevastuta (Praised by all gods), Saumya (Gentle), Surasuranamaskrita (Bowed to by gods and demons).

Kalaratri (Dark night of time), Kaladhara (Holding arts), Rupasaubhagayadayini (Bestower of beauty and good fortune), Vagdevi (Goddess of Speech), Vararoha (Having excellent hips), Varahi, Varijasana (Seated on a lotus).

Chitrambara (Wearing wonderful garments), Chitragandha (Having wonderful fragrance), Chitramalyavibhushita (Adorned with wonderful garlands), Kanta (Beautiful), Kamaprada (Fulfiller of desires), Vandya (Worthy of worship), Vidyadharasupujita (Well worshipped by Vidyadharas).

Shvetanana (White-faced), Nilabhuja (Blue-armed), Chaturvargaphalaprada (Bestower of the four goals of life), Chaturananasamrajya (Empress of the four-faced Brahma), Raktamadya, Niranjana (Spotless).

Hansasana (Seated on a swan), Nilajangha (Blue-shanked), Brahmavishnushivatmatika (The soul of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva). Thus are the one hundred and eight names of Goddess Saraswati.

Thus ends the Sri Saraswati Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram.