87 names of Lord Hanuman

The names of Lord Hanuman are many and varied. Here is a list of some of the most common names of Lord Hanuman found in Hindu mythology:

names of hanuman


  1. Anjaneya
  2. Bajrangbali
  3. Maruti
  4. Pavanputra
  5. Kesari Nandan
  6. Mahavir
  7. Sankat Mochan
  8. Rudra
  9. Balaji
  10. Veer Hanuman
  11. Anjani Sut
  12. Rudra Avatar
  13. Mahavira
  14. Kesarinandan
  15. Kesari Nandan
  16. Vajrang Bali
  17. Mahavir
  18. Bala Mukunda
  19. Anjaniputra
  20. Rambhakta Hanuman
  21. Shree Hanumant
  22. Mahabala
  23. Hanumanta
  24. Panchmukhi Hanuman
  25. Eka-danta
  26. Chiranjeevi
  27. Maruti Nandan
  28. Sureshwar
  29. Dheeran
  30. Pavanasuta
  31. Anjanagarbhasambhut
  32. Shree Ram Dootam
  33. Lankapuravidahaka
  34. Bhakta Vatsala
  35. Kapishvara
  36. Kesari Nandana
  37. Simhikaagrani
  38. Sita Shok Vinaashak
  39. Ashoka Vana Dhwamsaka
  40. Lokanatha
  41. Shanta Atmane
  42. Shadananan
  43. Anjana Garbha Sambhuta
  44. Manojavam
  45. Vanara Yutha Mukhyam
  46. Bhima Roopa
  47. Dvadasha Mukha Hanumath Kavacham
  48. Shwetha Varna
  49. Hanumath Prabhu
  50. Mahabalipuram
  51. Sankat Mochan Naam Tiharo
  52. Hanumanta Deva
  53. Shri Anjaneya
  54. Anjana Suta
  55. Sita Shokavinashak
  56. Dhira
  57. Lakshmanapranadata
  58. Sarva Roga Nivarak
  59. Hanumantha
  60. Deenabandhave
  61. Vajrangi
  62. Bheemaroopi
  63. Pashandi Kshayamkara
  64. Shokavinashanaya
  65. Dhyutidhara
  66. Pavanasut
  67. Veeradhwaja
  68. Suryakoti Samaprabha
  69. Aparajita
  70. Pratapavate
  71. Gandharva Raja
  72. Mukhya Prana Dehaya
  73. Jagatpate
  74. Lakshmanapriyankara
  75. Mahadbhutaya
  76. Hanumatsevit
  77. Ramaservapramanit
  78. Kapeeshwara
  79. Chiranjeevi Hanuman
  80. Hanumanteshwara
  81. Sharanaagata Deenart Paritrana Parayane
  82. Bhakta Vatsala
  83. Mahadhyutidharah
  84. Shree Rama Dootam
  85. Sarva Bhoota Daya Sthuta
  86. Shree Rama Priya
  87. Sarva Bhoota

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