śrī garuḍāṣṭottaraśatanāma stotram

A hundred and eight names of Garuda from the Brahmanda Purana, spoken by Ishvara when the Goddess asks for them, and what lifts the list above the usual is a run of names in its later half that makes him out of the Veda rather than out of feathers. He is called made of metre, and made of the seven metres; born of the anushtubh that bears the name of the Yajus; his very self the stoma; the threefold chant for a head; and the Gayatri for eyes; and delighting in the singing of the Saman. Around that sit the expected ones — Vinata's son, Kashyapa's, enemy of snakes and wearer of snakes for ornaments, eater of serpents, the one who carried off the nectar. Its meditation puts the pot of nectar in his hand and has the shell of the cosmic egg shaken by his golden wings.