60 Names Samvatsaram /Years Of Hinduism

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60 Samvatsarams in Vedic Calendars

1. Prabhava (ప్రభవ) (प्रभव) - Beginning, Newness, Innovation

2. Vibhava (విభవ) (विभव) - Prosperity, Wealth, Abundance

3. Shukla (శుక్ల) (शुक्ल) - Purity, Brightness, Positivity

4. Pramoduta (ప్రమోదుత) (प्रमोदुत) - Happiness, Joy, Celebration

5. Prajāpati (ప్రజాపతి) (प्रजापति) - Fertility, Creation, New Life

6. Āngirasa (ఆంగిరస) (आंगिरस) - Divine Energy, Knowledge, Enlightenment

7. Shrimukha (శ్రీముఖ) (श्रीमुख) - Beauty, Charm, Attractiveness

8. Bhāva (భావ) (भाव) - Emotion, Sentiment, Expression

9. Yuva (యువ) (युव) - Youthfulness, Vigor, Strength

10. Dhātri (ధాత్రి) (धात्रि) - Motherly Qualities, Nurturing, Protection

 

11. Īśvara (ఈశ్వర) (ईश्वर) - Authority, Divine Power, Lordship

12. Bahudhānya (బహుధాన్య) (बहुधान्य) - Abundance of Grains, Prosperity

13. Pramādicha (ప్రమాదీచ) (प्रमादीच) - Delighting, Pleasing, Joyous

14. Ānanda (ఆనంద) (आनंद) - Bliss, Happiness, Ecstasy

15. Rākshasa (రాక్షస) (राक्षस) - Destructive, Fiery, Aggressive

16. Anala (అనల) (अनल) - Fire, Heat, Intensity

17. Pingala (పింగళ) (पिङ्गल) - Reddish, Copper-colored, Radiant

18. Kālayukti (కాలయుక్తి) (कालयुक्ति) - Timing, Proper Time, Synchronization

19. Siddhārthi (సిద్ధార్థి) (सिद्धार्थि) - Accomplishing Goals, Attaining Success

20. Raudra (రౌద్ర) (रौद्र) - Furious, Angry, Violent

 

21. Durmukha (దుర్ముఖ) (दुर्मुख) - Bad Face, Unfavorable, Inauspicious

22. Dundubhi (దుండుభి) (दुंडुभि) - Loud Sound, Roaring, Booming

23. Rudhirodgāri (రుధిరోద్గారి) (रुधिरोद्गारि) - Rising of Blood, Fierce, Violent

24. Raktākshi (రక్తాక్షి) (रक्ताक्षि) - Red-Eyed, Fiery Gaze

25. Krodhana (క్రోధన) (क्रोधन) - Anger, Wrath, Indignation

26. Kshaya (క్షయ) (क्षय) - Diminishing, Declining, Reducing

27. Nandana (నందన) (नंदन) - Delighting, Pleasing, Rejoicing

28. Vijaya (విజయ) (विजय) - Victory, Conquering, Success

29. Jaya (జయ) (जय) - Triumph, Glory, Winning

30. Manmatha (మన్మథ) (मन्मथ) - Charming, Attractive, Fascinating

 

31. Durmada (దుర్మద) (दुर्मद) - Folly, Arrogance, Recklessness

32. Hemalambin (హేమలంబిన్) (हेमलंबिन्) - Possessing Gold, Prosperous

33. Vilambin (విలంబిన్) (विलंबिन्) - Delaying, Slowness, Patience

34. Vikārin (వికారిన్) (विकारिन्) - Changing, Transforming, Altering

35. Śārvari (శార్వరి) (शार्वरि) - Associated with Lord Vishnu, Auspicious

36. Plava (ప్లవ) (प्लव) - Overflowing, Flooding, Abundance

37. Shubhakrit (శుభకృత్) (शुभकृत) - Doing Good, Auspicious Deeds

38. Shobhakrit (శోభకృత్) (शोभकृत) - Beautiful, Elegant, Adorned

39. Krodhin (క్రోధిన్) (क्रोधिन्) -Furious, Angry, Wrathfull

40. Vishvāvasu (విశ్వావసు) (विश्वावसु) - Trusting All, Universal Benevolence

 

41. Parābhava (పరాభవ) (पराभव) - Defeat, Loss, Failure

42. Plavanga (ప్లవంగ) (प्लवङ्ग) - Leaning, Tilted, Unsteady

43. Keelaka (కీలక) (कीलक) - Pin, Thorn, Pointed

44. Saumya (సౌమ్య) (सौम्य) - Calm, Serene, Gentle

45. Sādhārana (సాధారణ) (साधारण) - Ordinary, Common, Usual

46. Virodhin (విరోధిన్) (विरोधिन्) - Opposing, Contradicting, Conflicting

47. Paridhāvin (పరిధావిన్) (परिधाविन्) - Surrounded, Encircled, Enveloped

48. Pramādin (ప్రమాదిన్) (प्रमादिन्) - Careless, Negligent, Indifferent

49. Ānandadā (ఆనందదా) (आनंददा) - Bestowing Joy, Giver of Bliss

50. Rakshasa (రాక్షస) (राक्षस) - Demonic, Evil, Malevolent

 

51. Anala (అనల) (अनल) - Fire, Heat, Fiery

52. Pingala (పింగళ) (पिङ्गल) - Reddish, Copper-colored, Radiant

53. Kālayukti (కాలయుక్తి) (कालयुक्ति) - Timing, Proper Time, Synchronization

54. Siddhārthi (సిద్ధార్థి) (सिद्धार्थि) - Accomplishing Goals, Attaining Success

55. Raudra (రౌద్ర) (रौद्र) - Furious, Angry, Violent

56. Durmukha (దుర్ముఖ) (दुर्मुख) - Bad Face, Unfavorable, Inauspicious

57. Dundubhi (దుండుభి) (दुंडुभि) - Loud Sound, Roaring, Booming

58. Rudhirodgāri (రుధిరోద్గారి) (रुधिरोद्गारि) - Rising of Blood, Fierce, Violent

59. Raktākshi (రక్తాక్షి) (रक्ताक्षि) - Red-Eyed, Fiery Gaze

60. Krodhana (క్రోధన) (क्रोधन) - Anger, Wrath, Indignation

 


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