অর্ধনারীশ্বরাষ্টোত্তরশতনাম স্তোত্রম্

A hundred and eight names of Ardhanarishvara from the Skanda Purana, and the hymn's form is its meaning: every name arrives as a pair, the feminine beside the masculine, in a single breath. Chamundikamba and Shrikantha, Parvati and Parameshvara, Maharajni and Mahadeva; then Shivardhangi and Shivardhanga, she who is half of Shiva's body and he who is half of hers; Bhairavi and Kalabhairava. The pairs place them together at Kamakoti and at Kashi, name them Dakshayani and the foe of Daksha, and give both the trident. Recited for harmony between husband and wife, and for balance of mind.