hanumān (āñjaneya) aṣṭottara śatanāma stotram

Anjaneya (son of Anjana), Mahavira (great hero), Hanuman, Marutatmaja (son of the Wind-god); Tatvajnanaprada (bestower of true knowledge), Sitadevi Mudrapradayaka (one who delivered Sita's ring as a token of Rama's message).

Ashokavanikachetta (destroyer of the Ashoka grove), Sarvamayavibhanjana (dispeller of all illusions); Sarvabandhavimokta (liberator from all bondage), Rakshovidhvamsakaraka (destroyer of the rakshasas).

Paravidyaparihara (remover of hostile learning), Parashauryavinashana (destroyer of enemy valor); Paramantranirakartta (neutralizer of hostile mantras), Parayantraprabheda (breaker of hostile yantras).

Sarvagrahavinashi (destroyer of all malefic planetary forces), Bhimasena Sahayakrit (helper of Bhima); Sarvadukhahara (remover of all sorrows), Sarvalokachari (one who roams all worlds), Manojava (swift as thought).

Parijatadrumulastha (one who dwells at the Parijata tree's root), Sarvamantrasvarupavan (embodiment of all mantras); Sarvatantrasvarupi (embodiment of all tantras), Sarvayantritmaka (the soul of all yantras).

Kapishhvara (lord of monkeys), Mahakaya (of immense form), Sarvarogahara (remover of all diseases), Prabhu (master); Balasiddhikara (bestower of strength and accomplishment), Sarvavidyasampatpradayaka (bestower of all knowledge and prosperity).

Kapisenanaяaka (commander of the monkey army), Bhavishyachchaturanana (the future Brahma, the four-faced creator); Kumara Brahmachari (the ever-celibate youthful one), Ratnakundaladiptiman (radiant with gem-studded earrings).

The one resplendent with his flowing, upraised tail and shining tuft of hair; Gandharvavidyatattvajña (knower of the truths of Gandharva arts and music), Mahabalaparakrama (of immense strength and boundless valor).

Karagrihavimokta (liberator from prison), Shrinkhalabandhramochaka (one who breaks chains of bondage); Sagarottaraka (the ocean-crosser), Prajna (supremely wise), Ramaduta (messenger of Rama), Pratapavan (glorious and mighty).

Vanara (monkey), Kesarisuta (son of Kesari), Sitashokanivaraka (remover of Sita's grief); Anjanagarbhasambhuta (born of Anjana's womb), Balarkasadrishanana (face radiant like the rising sun).

Vibhishanapriyakara (beloved by Vibhishana), Dashagriivakulantaka (destroyer of Ravana's clan); Lakshmanaprañadatri (restorer of Lakshmana's life), Vajrakaya (body hard as thunderbolt), Mahadyuti (greatly radiant).

Chiranjiivi (immortal), Ramabhakta (devoted to Rama), Daityakaryavighataka (obstructer of the demons' designs); Akshahanta (slayer of Aksha), Kanchanabha (golden-hued), Panchavaktra (five-faced), Mahatapa (great ascetic).

Lankinibhanjana (destroyer of the demoness Lankini), Shriman (glorious), Simhikapranabhanjana (slayer of Simhika); Gandhamadanashailastha (dweller of Gandhamadana mountain), Lankapuravidahaka (the one who set Lanka ablaze).

Sugrivasachiva (minister of Sugriva), Dhira (steadfast), Shura (heroic), Daityakulantaka (destroyer of the demon race); Surarchita (worshipped by the gods), Mahateja (greatly radiant), Ramachudamaniprada (one who delivered Rama's signet ring to Sita).

Kamarrupi (able to assume any form at will), Pingalaksha (reddish-brown eyed), Vardhimaìnakapujita (worshipped by Mount Mainaka in the ocean); Kabalikritamartandamandala (one who once swallowed the solar orb as a child), Vijitendriya (master of the senses).

Ramasugriivasandhata (one who forged the alliance between Rama and Sugriva), Mahiraavanamardana (crusher of Mahiravana); Sphaṭikabha (pure and crystal-clear in form), Vagadhisha (lord of speech and wisdom), Navavyakritipaṇḍita (scholar versed in the nine systems of grammar).

Chaturbahu (four-armed), Dinabandhu (friend of the destitute), Mahatma (great soul), Bhaktavatsala (tender and loving to devotees); Sanjiivananagaharta (one who lifted the Sanjiivani mountain), Shuchi (pure), Vagmi (eloquent), Dridhavrata (firm in his vows).

Kalanemipramathana (destroyer of the demon Kalanemi), Hari Markata Markata (the monkey devoted to Vishnu — monkey of monkeys); Danta (self-controlled), Shanta (peaceful), Prasannatma (serene in spirit), Shatakaonthamadapahrit (remover of Ravana's hundredfold pride).

Yogi (yogi), Ramakathaloala (deeply absorbed in hearing Rama's story), Sitanveshanapandita (expert in searching for Sita); Vajradamshtra (thunderbolt-fanged), Vajranakha (thunderbolt-nailed), Rudraviiryasamudbhava (born of the valor of Rudra).

Indrajitprahitamogha Brahmastravinivaaraka (one who neutralized the infallible Brahmastra unleashed by Indrajit); Parthadhvajaagrasanvasiì (one who dwells on Arjuna's battle-banner), Sharapañjarabhèdaka (one who pierces through the cage of arrows).

Dashbahu (ten-armed), Lokapuíjya (worshipped by all the worlds), Jambavatpritivardhana (one who deepened Jambavan's joy and faith); Sitasameta Shriiramapaadasevaaadhurandhara (foremost servant of the lotus feet of Lord Rama together with Sita Devi).

Thus these 108 names of Sri Hanuman have been recited. Whoever reads or hears this Ashtottara Sata Naama daily with devotion shall attain the fulfilment of all desired objects.