Durga is known by 108 different names according to quality she possesses. It is said that those who daily recite these 108 names from the Durga Strotum, find nothing impossible in the three worlds. These are the 108 names you will be reciting!

·         Sati:  One who got burned alive

·         Saadhvi: The Sanguine

·         Bhavaprita: One who is loved by the universe

·         Bhavaaani: The abode of the universe

·         Aarya: Goddess

·         Durga: The Invincible

·         Aadya: The initial reality

·         Trinetra: One who has three eyes

·         Shooldarini: One who holds a monodent

·         Pinaakadharini: One who holds the trident of Shiva

·         Chitra: The picturesque

·         Chandraghantra: One who has mighty bells

·         Mahatapa: With severe penance

·         Manah: Mind

·         Buddhi: Intelligence

·         Ahankaara: One with pride

·         Chittarupa:One who is in the thought state

·         Chita: Death Bed

·         Chiti: The thinking mind

·         Sarvamantramayi: Has instruments of thought

·         Satta: One who is above all

·         Satyanandavarupini: Form of eternal bliss

·         Ananta: One who is infinite

·         Bhaavini: The beautiful woman

·         Bhaavini: The beautiful woman

·         Bhavya: with Magnificance

·         Abhavya: Improper or fear-causing

·         Sadagati: Always in motion

·         Shaambhavi: Consort of Shambhu

·         Devamata: Mother Goddess

·         Chinta: Tension

·         Ratnapriya: Adorned or loved by jewels

·         Sarvavidya: Knowledgeable

·         Dakshakanya: Daughter of Daksha

·         Dakshayajnavinaashini: Interupter of the Daksha

·         Aparna: One who doesn’t eat

·         Anekavarna: Has many complexions

·         Paatala: Red in color

·         Paatalavati: Wearing red-color attire

·         Pattaambaraparidhaana: Wearing a dress of leather

·         Kalamanjiirarranjini: Wearing a musical anklet

·         Ameeyaa:One who is beyond measure

·         Vikrama: Violent

·         Krrooraa: Brutal (on demons)

·         Sundari: Extremely Beautiful

·         Sursundari: Extremely Beautiful

·         Vandurga: Goddess of forests

·         Maatangi:Goddess of Matanga

·         Matangamunipujita: Worshipped by sage Matanga

·         Braahmii:Power of God Brahma

·         Maahesvari: Power of lord Shiva

·         Aeindri: Power of God Indra

·         Kumaaria: The adolescent

·         Vaishnavi: The invincible

·         Chaamunda: Slayer of Chandra and Muna

·         Vaarhi: One who rides on Varaah

·         Lakshmis: Goddess of wealth

·         Purushaakriti: One who takes form of a man

·         Vimalauttkarshini: One who provides joy

·         Gyaana: full of knowledge

·         Kriya: One who is in action

·         Nitya: The eternal one

·         Buddhida: The bestower of wisdom

·         Bahula: One who is in various forms

·         Bahulaprema: One who is loved by all
Sarvahanavahana: One who rides all vehicles

·         NishumbhaShumbhaHanani: Slayer of Shumbha

·         ManishasuraMardini: Slayer of Mahishaasura

·         MaduKaitabhaHantri: Slayer of Madhu and Kaitabha

·         ChandaMundaVinashini: Destroyer of Chandra

·         Sarvasuravinashini: Destroyer of all demons

·         Sarvadaanavaghaatini: Power to kill demons

·         Sarvashaastramayi: One who is deft in all theories

·         Satya: The truth

·         Sarvaastradhaarini: Possessor of all missile weapons

·         Anekashastrahasta: Possessor of hand weapons

·         AnekastraDhaarini: Possessorof many missile weapons

·         Komaari: The beautiful adolescent

·         Ekakanya: The girl child

·         Aishori: The adolescent

·         Yuvati: The woman

·         Yati: One who renounces the world

·         Apraudha: One who never gets old

·         Praudha: One who is old

·         Vriddhamaata: The old mother

·         Balaprada:The bestower of strength

·         Mahodari: One who has huge belly

·         Muktakesha: One who has open tresses

·         Ghorarupa: Having a fierce outlook

·         Mahaabala: Having immense strength

·         Agnijwaala: One who is poignant like fire

·         Eaudramukhi: One who has a face like Rudra

·         Kaalaratri: Goddess who is black like night

·         Tapasvini: One who is engaged in penance

·         Narayani: Destructive power of Narayan

·         Bhadrakaali: Fierce form of Kali

·         Jalodari: Abode of ethereal universe

·         Shivadooti: Ambassador of Lord Shiva

·         Karaali: The violent

·         Ananta: The infinite

·         Parmeshvari: The ultimate Goddess

·         Katyayani: One worshipped by Katyanan

·         Savitri: Daughter of sun God Savitr

·         Pratyaksha: One who is real

Brahmavaadini: One who is present everywhere