Stotra
Form · 32 works on Avabodhak
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Sri Hari Stotram (Jagajjalapalam)Vishnu/Hari · 10 versesSri Raghavendra StotramSri Raghavendra Swami · 38 versesSri Yantrodharaka Hanuman StotramHanuman/Vayu · 17 versesSri Venkatesha StotramVenkateshwara/Vishnu · 17 versesJanmadinamidam (Happy Birthday in Samskritam)3 versesHanumān ChālīsāHanuman · 43 versesMahiṣāsura Mardinī StotramDurga · 23 versesŚiva Tāṇḍava StotraShiva · 18 versesĀditya HṛdayamSurya · 32 versesAṇu Rāghavendra StotraRaghavendra · 7 versesNavagraha StotraNavagraha · 6 versesŚiva Pañcākṣara StotraShiva · 7 versesKanakadhārā StotraLakshmi · 23 versesSaṅkaṭanāśana Gaṇeśa StotraGanesha · 9 versesAnnapūrṇā StotramAnnapurna · 13 versesDakṣiṇāmūrti StotramShiva · 13 versesŚrī Narasiṃha Nakha StutiNarasimha · 2 versesŚrī Rāma Rakṣā StotramRama · 41 versesBhaja GovindamKrishna · 31 versesŚrī Guru Pādukā StotramGuru (the sandals of the Guru) · 9 versesŚrī Rāghavēndra Akṣaramālikā StōtraRaghavendra · 52 versesRāghavendra KāvacamRaghavendra · 52 versesSvāgatam KṛṣṇaKrishna · 10 versesSāri BhajisirōJaya Teertharu · 12 versesHitopadeśaḥ / PañcaślokīVishnu · 9 versesEshtu SāhasavantaHanuman · 23 versesDevyaparādha Kṣamāpaṇa StotramDurga · 13 versesŚrī Narasiṃha StutiNarasimha · 22 versesŚrī Veṅkaṭeśa SuprabhātamVenkateshwara · 70 versesHimagiri TanayeDurga · 4 versesRāghavendra StutiRaghavendra · 10 versesSaraswatī StotramSaraswati · 21 verses
About the Stotra form
A stotra is a Sanskrit 'ode, eulogy or hymn of praise' — a melodious poem addressed to a deity, from the same root (stu-, 'to praise') as stuti. Stotras span refined personal poetry and impersonal lists of divine names, and appear across Hindu, Buddhist and Jain traditions, often inside the epics and Puranas.