Apr 11, 2025
disha sharmaAnjaneya, means the son of Anjana, is a revered name for Lord Hanuman, highlighting his lineage and significance in Hindu mythology.
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Mahavir, a Sanskrit name, means great hero or mighty warrior, symbolising bravery and heroism, notably as a title for the 24th Jain Tirthankara.
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Marutatmaja, a Sanskrit name, means son of Marut, referring to Hanuman, symbolizing strength, speed, and divine connection to the wind god.
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Tatvagyanaprada, a bestower of wisdom, grants profound knowledge and understanding to those seeking enlightenment.
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Sitadevimudrapradayaka refers to Hanuman, the deliverer of Lord Rama's ring to Sita, symbolising his pivotal role in the epic Ramayana.
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Ashokavanikachhetta refers to Hanuman, the destroyer of Ashok Vatika, the orchard where Sita was held captive by Ravana.
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Sarvamayavibhanjana refers to the destroyer of all illusions, signifying Hanuman's power to dispel ignorance and reveal the truth.
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Sarvabandhavimokta refers to the detacher of all relationships, signifying Hanuman's role in liberating one from worldly attachments and bonds.
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Rakshovidhwansakaraka refers to the slayer of demons, highlighting Hanuman's role as a powerful warrior who vanquishes evil forces.
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Paravidyaparihara refers to the destroyer of the wisdom of enemies, signifying Hanuman's power to counter and overcome the knowledge.
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