śrī dakṣiṇakālikā triśatī nāmāvalī

Three hundred names of Dakshina Kalika arranged on the syllables of her mantra, with the text's own headings marking the divisions — forty-two on krim, thirty-nine on hum, then hrim, and so on to the closing svaha. Each name is built out of the syllable it belongs to, so that the krim run gives her as the krim-form, the dwelling of the krim-syllable, the one pleased by the japa of the krim-seed, the one seated on the point-throne of krim. The ka run turns from sound to place, naming her in one long compound the dweller in Kashi, in Kashmir, in Kampilya, in Kanchi and on Kailasa. The same three hundred stand here in verse as the Dakshina Kalika Trishati Stotram.