hanumadaṣṭottaraśatanāmāvaliḥ (pārijātapriyāya)

The namavali form of the Ghatikachala hundred and eight — the same names in the same order as the stotra from the Brahmavaivarta's Ghatikachala Mahatmya, recast one to a line with om before each and salutation after, which is what makes it usable for archana with flowers or leaves counted out one by one. It opens on parijata-priya, the lover of the coral tree, and what follows is the Sholinghur set: bearer of the conch and discus, dweller on the golden hill, minister to Sugriva, brother of Bhimasena, splitter of Simhika's womb, breacher of the dwellers in Lanka, gentle-handed, lotus-handed, matted-haired, chaste, lord of ascetics, and bringer of the great herb. It ends numbered at a hundred and eight, on the one who delights in the good of all.