Shripada,  She Whose place is prosperous

Padmanilaya,  She Who resides on a lotus;

Padmakshi, She Who has  eyeslike the lotus;

Padmavaktraga, She Who has  a lotus like face;

Shivanuja, the younger sister of Shiva;

Pustakabhrita,  Who holds book in her hand;

Jnanamudra, Sits  in a particular posture that symbolises knowledge

Rama, Who is  enticing;

Para, She Who is  beyond everything;

Kamarupa, she  Who takes different forms;

Mahavidya, She Who is higher learning Goddess;

Mahapataka Nashini, She Who  destroys  extreme sins

Mahashraya, the Goddess of supreme refuge;

Malini, She Who wears garlands

Mahabhoga, She Who is extremely prosperous

Mahabhuja,  She Who has  long arms;

Mahabhaga, the Goddess Who is associated with great fortune

Mahotsaha, she  the Goddess of superior enthusiasm

Divyanga; the Goddess with divine limbs;

Suravandita,  Who is  admired by the other Gods;

Mahakali,   Goddess of death and time;

Mahapasha, the Goddess with remarkable noose;

Mahakara, She with supreme form;

Mahankusha, the goddess with prominent stick or goad;