It refers to King Ramacandra’s servant.
Monthly Archives: September 2012
Raja Rajesvari
It refers to Srimati Radha, who is the queen of all Kings.
Rama Raghuvira
It refers Lord Rama, whose other name is Raghuvira.
Rama Saranagata
It refers to the one who has surrendered to Lord Rama.
Rama Shyamasundara
It refers to Lord Rama and Lord Shyamasundara, who are non-different.
Rama Shyama
It refers to Lord Rama and Lord Shyama, who are non-different.
Ramabhadra Govinda
It refers to Lord Govinda, who is the Supreme enjoyer.
Ramabhadra Krishna
It refers to Lord Krishna, who is the Supreme enjoyer.
Ramabhadra Kesava
It refers to Lord Kesava, who is the Supreme enjoyer.
Ramabhadra Hari
It refers to Lord Hari, who is the Supreme enjoyer.
Ramacandra Hari
It refers to Lord Ramacandra and Lord Hari, who are non-different.
Ramacandra Bhagavan
It means “Lord Ramacandra”.
Ramabhakta Hanuman
It refers to Hanuman, who is the devotee of Lord Rama.
Rama Vallabha
It refers to the one who is dear to Lord Rama.
Rama Seva
It means “Service of Lord Rama”.
Rama Sevika
It refers to the one who serves Lord Rama.
Rama Ranjana
It refers to the one who delights Lord Rama.
Rama Raghava
It refers to Lord Rama, who appeared in the Raghu dynasty.
RamaRajesa
It refers to Lord Rama, who is the King of Kings.
Rama Rajesvara
It refers to Lord Rama, who is the King of Kings.
Rama Rakhala
It refers to Lord Rama, who is the protector.
Rama Rajendra
It refers to Lord Rama, who is the King of Kings.
Rama Priya Janaki
It refers to Janaki, who is dear to Lord Rama.
Rama Patni
It means “Wife of Lord Rama”.
Rama Lilananda
It refers to the one who derives bliss by listening to the pastimes of Lord Rama.
Rama Murari
It refers to Lord Ram and Lord Murari, who are non-different.
Rama Nimai
It refers to Lord Ram and Lord Nimai, who are non-different.
Rama Mukunda
It refers to Lord Ram and Lord Mukunda, who are non-different.
Rama Madhava
It refers to Lord Ram and Lord Madhava, who are non-different.
Rama Lakshmana
It refers to the two brothers – Rama and Lakshmana.
Ramaa Lakshmi
It refers to Goddess Lakshmi, whose one of the names is Ramaa
Rama Kisora
It refers to Lord Rama, who is young.
Rama Krpa
It refers to the mercy of Lord Rama.
Rama Keshava
It refers to Lord Ram and Lord Keshava, who are non-different.
Rama Jivana
It refers to the one whose life is Lord Rama.
Rama Hari
It refers to Lord Ram and Lord Hari, who are non-different.
Rama Bhakta
It means “Devotee of Lord Rama”.
Ramacandra Govinda
It refers to Lord Ramacandra and Lord Govinda, who are non-different.
Rama Acyuta
It refers to Lord Ram and Lord Acyuta, who are non-different.
Ram Kumar
It refers to the young Rama.