Krishna: All Attractive/ One in the transport of joy
Jagannath: Lord of the whole World
Parampurush: The supreme one
Dwarkadhish: King of Dwarka City
Vasudev: Son of Vasudev
Devki Nandan: Mother Devki's son
Govinda: Lord Of Cows
Gopal: Protector of Cows
Parthasarthi: Chariot driver of Arjuna
Muralidhar: One with a flute
Mathura Naresh: King of Birth city Mathura
Damodar: One tied with a grinding Stone
Niranjan: One who is honorable
Sanatan: The eternal one
Anant: The infinite
Ajay: All victorious God
Murari: Enemy of demon Mura
KamalNath: Kamla (Goddess Lakshmi's) Husband
Punya: Meritorious
Lila-Manush-Vigraha: Assuming human form to perform pastimes
Shrivastav Kausthuba-Dharya: Wearing Shri Vatsa and Kausthubha Gem
Yashoda-Vatsalya: Mother Yashoda's darling child
Hari: Shri Hari
Chaturbuja-Chakra-gada-Shankhadhyay: Four armed one carrying weapons of Disc, Club and Conch
Shrisay: Abode of Shri (Lakshmi)
Nandgopa Priyatmaj: Nanda Gopa's darling child
Yamuna Vega Samhar: Destroyer of speed of River yamuna
Balbhadra Pariyanuj: Balram's younger brother
Putana Jivit haraya: Destroyer of demoness Putana
Shakatsura Bhanjanaya: Destroyer of demon Shakatasur
Nandvraja jana nandin: One bringing joy to Nand and people of Braj
Sachidanand Vigraha: Embodiment of existence, Awareness and bliss
Navanit Viliptanga: Lord whose body is smeared with butter
Ananghaya: The sinless one
Navanit navaharaya: Inventor of new form of food- Butter
Muchukunda Prasadkaya: Lord who blessed king Muchukund
Shodasha sthri sahasreshaya: Lord of 16,000 wives
Tribhanji lalitakritaye: Lord who poses bent in 3 places
Sukavag Amritabhdhindave: Ocean of nectar according to Sukadev
Yogi Pataye: Lord of yogis
Avyaktaya: One who is difficult to comprehend
Punya-Shlokaya: Lord whose praise bestows meritorious
Tirthapadaya: One whose feet are holy
Vedvedayaya: Souce of Vedas
Yagnabhoktre: One who consumes sacrificial offerings
Paratpataya: One who is highest of the highest
Gopa Gopishvaraya: Lord of gopas and gopis
Yogine: Greatest Yogi
Koti surya samaprabha: One who is as lustrous as a million suns
Ilapataye: Lord of Earth
Vanamaline: One wearing a sylven garland
Parasmai jyotish: One with a supreme light
Yadavendraye: Lord of Yadavs
Yadudvataya: Leader of Yadus
Parijatapa Harakaya: One who removes Parijath Flower
Govardhanchalo Dhartreya: Lifter of Govardhan Hill
Sarva palakaya: Protector of all beings
Niranjan: The untainted one
Kama janakaye: One generating desires in worldly mind
Kancha lochanaya: One with beautiful eyes
Madhughne: Killer of demon Madhu
Mathuranath: King of birth city Mathura
Brindavane sancarine: One roaming in Brindavan city
Dwarkanayak: Lord of Dwarka
Baline: All powerful Lord
Syamantake maner hartre: One who stole Syamantaka Gem
Nara Narayanatmakaya: One who has twin form of nar and Narayan
Kubja Krishtambharadharya: One who applied ointment by Kubja the hunchbacked woman
Mayine: Lord of maya
Mushtikasura Chanura mallayudha-visharadaya: One who is an expert wrestler, killed two demons Mushtikasura and Chanura
Sansara vaitine: One who is enemy of sansara
Kamsaraye: Enemy of king Kansa
Narakantakaya: Destroyer of demon Naraka
Anadi Brahmacharine: Beginning less absolute
Krishna Vyasana Karshakaya: Remover of Draupadi's distress
Shishupala Shirascratte: Remover of Shishupal's head
Duryodhana Kulantakaya: Destroyer of Duryodhana's dynasty
Vidurakrura Varadaya: Giver of boon to Vidur and Akrur
Vishwarupa Pradarshakaya: Revealer of Vishwasrup (Universal form)
Satyavacha: Speaker of truth
Satya sankalp: Lord of true resolve
Satyabhama Rataya: Lover of Satyabhama
Jayine: The ever victorious Lord
Subhadra purvajaya: Brother of Subhadra
Vishnava: To Lord Vishnu
Bhishma mukti Pradayakaya: One who bestowed salvation to Bhishma
Jagadguruve venunada visharad: One expert in playing of flute music
Vrishabhasura vidhvamsine: Destoyer of demon Vrishbasura
Yudhishthira pratishthatre: One who established Yudhisthira as a king
Sarvagraha Rupine: To all-formed one
Dayanidhaye: One who is treasure of compassion
Sarvabhutat makaya: Soul of elements
Jalakrida samashaka gopi vastra pararakaya: Lord who hid
gopi's clothes while they were playing in river Yamuna
Parabrahmane: A supreme brahman
Barhi Barhavatamsakaye: One who adorns peacock feathers
Pannagashana vahanaya: Having serpent Adishesha as his seat
Danavendra Vinashak: Destroyer of Lord of Asuras
Gitamrita Mahodadhaye: An ocean containing nectar of Bhagwad Gita
Kaliyaphani Manikya ranjita shri Padambhujaya: Lord whose lotus feet adorn gems from hood of Kaliya serpent
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