Mrga-netri refers to the one who has staring eyes like, the she-deer.

It refers to the gopis.

It means one who is dear to Mrda(Lord Shiva). It refers to Goddess Parvati.

A name of Goddess Parvati.

It refers to Ganga (Ganga in the higher planets is called as Mandakini).

It means “Giver of Liberation.” Goddess Laksmi is also called as Moksada.

It refers to the form of Goddess Laksmi which gives Moksa (Liberation).

It refers to the charming Radharani.

It means the one who is dear to Mohini.

The beautiful female incarnation of Lord Vishnu by which even Lord Shiva was attracted. Mohini Murti appeared after the Churning of the ocean. (Refer Srimad Bhagavatam, Canto 8, Chapter 9).

A name of Lalita Devi (one of the eight principal sakhis of Srimati Radharani).

It means the one who attracts Mohana(Lord Krishna). Hence a name of Srimati Radharani.

She is a gopi in the group of Indurekha.

A gopi in the group of Indurekha.

It means the tendency of making friends.

The daughter of Daksha and the wife of Yamaraja.

It refers to the pastimes of Lord Krishna at Mathura.

It refers to the wife of Manu(The son of Brahma is called Manu, who is entrusted with the responsibility of creating living beings).

Separated from his parents at birth, Rati– under the name of Mayavati– plays a critical role in the upbringing of Pradyumna.

A name of Goddess Sarasvati(the goddess of learning), which means “She is knowledge personified”.

It means “pure”.

Megha means cloud.

It means belt of the universe.

She was a heavenly damsel. The great sage Vishvamitra was attracted by her.

It means, “A mountain”.

A name of Yamuna Devi.

It means fish. It refers to the Matsya Avatara (fish incarnation of Lord Vishnu).

Goddess Laksmi is known as Minaksi.

A great devotee of Lord Krishna.

It means, “The queen of Mithila,i.e. Mother Sita”.