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Sri Ganesha Ashtothram — 108 Names

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Read the 108 sacred names of Lord Ganesha in Sanskrit and Telugu with English meanings, responsive reading table, progressive mobile cards, and interactive chanting mode.

Quick Answer

Sri Ganesha Ashtothram is a devotional recitation of 108 names of Lord Ganesha. Each name expresses a particular attribute, form or quality associated with Ganesha. Devotees may recite the Namavali during Ganesh Chaturthi, Vinayaka Chavithi Puja or other devotional practices according to their tradition.

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Sri Ganesha Ashtothram 108 Names in Telugu and Sanskrit
Guidance

How to Chant Ganesha Ashtothram

Reciting the 108 names is traditionally performed during Vinayaka Chavithi Puja, monthly Chaturthi, or prior to significant endeavors. Keep these respectful guidelines in mind:

Begin with a clean, calm, and peaceful mind facing East or North.
Light a traditional oil or ghee lamp (deepam) if desired.
Offer fresh flowers or yellow akshatas with each name if customary.
Chant each name respectfully with steady pronunciation and reverence.
Follow the pronunciation of the chosen traditional Smartha version.
Complete all 108 names smoothly if performing the full Ashtothram.
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Sri Ganesha Ashtothram — 108 Sacred Names

Lord Ganesha is worshipped through 108 sacred names, each describing a divine quality, form, attribute or aspect of Vinayaka.

Traditional versions of the Ganesha Ashtothram may differ slightly in wording or ordering across regions. This page follows one consistent traditional Smartha version for ease of recitation. The grouping into sets of 18 names is designed for comfortable reading, navigation, and progressive display.

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Devotional Questions

Frequently Asked Questions on Ganesha Ashtothram

Sri Ganesha Ashtothram (Ashtottara Shatanamavali) is a traditional devotional recitation of 108 sacred names honoring Lord Ganesha. Each name describes a divine attribute, form, or spiritual quality of Vinayaka.

There are exactly 108 names in Ganesha Ashtothram ('Ashta-Uttara-Shata' means one hundred and eight in Sanskrit), each recited with reverent salutations ('Namah').

Yes. Devotees in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana commonly chant the 108 names rendered in clear Telugu script (తెలుగు లిపి) during Vinayaka Chavithi Puja and daily household worship.

Ganesha Ashtothram can be chanted during Vinayaka Chavithi festival puja, daily morning or evening prayers, Sankashti Chaturthi, or before beginning any auspicious new undertaking.

Yes. Our guide provides clear Telugu transliteration and concise English meanings for all 108 names so anyone can recite and understand them without needing advanced Sanskrit knowledge.

In Sanskrit, 'Ashta' means eight, 'Uttara' means above or in addition to, 'Shata' means one hundred, and 'Namavali' means a garland or sequence of names. Together it signifies a garland of 108 sacred names.

Traditional versions may have slight variations in ordering or specific wording between regional Puranic lineages. This page follows one consistent traditional Smartha version widely used across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.