Avali (just like in the word Deepavali) literally refers to a row or a line of something and 'shata namam' means 100 names.
In the above title of this post, there is a prefix of Ashtottara to the word of Shatanamavali. Ashta means eight and uttara means an addition after that. So, "ashtottara shata" translates into 108 (eight after hundred).
While reciting the 108 names, please prefix each name with "Om" (the primordial sound) and suffix with "namaha" (salutations to God) after the name.
For example, the first name is 'Sri Krishnaya'.
So, it is to be recited as 'Om Srikrishnaya namah'.
Now, I am providing the 108 names.
- Sri Krishnaaya = Krishna word refers to dark hue (his skin is dark/blue, hence the name)
- Kamalaanaathaaya = Consort of Sri Lakshmi (kamalaa refers to Sri Lakshmi)
- Vaasudevaaya = Lord of Vasus, Lord of Universe
- Sanaatanaaya = The Primordial One , The Eternal One
- Vasudevaatmajaaya = Son of Vasudeva
- Punyaya = The Virtuous, The Pure & Holi Being
- Leelaamaanusha vigrahaaya = The Divine Player assuming human form
- Srivatsa kaustubha dharaaya = One who wears Srivatsa mark and Kaustubha gem
- Yasodaa vatsalaaya = Dearest child of Yasoda
- Haraye = The Lord of Nature
- Chaturbhujaatta chakraasigadaa shankhashaarnga ayudhaaya = Bearer of the weapons of Divine Wheel, Sword, Mace, Conch, and Bow in his four hands
- Devaki nandanaaya = Son of Devaki
- Srishaaya = Lord of Sri (Goddess Lakshmi's Consort)
- Nandagopa priyaatmajaaya = Dearest son of Nandagopan
- Yamunaavega samhaarine = Destroyer or Defender of the speed of River Yamuna
- Balabhadra priyaanujaaya = Dearest brother of Balarama
- Putanaa jeevitaharaaya = Taker of demoness Putana's life
- Shakataasura bhanjanaaya = Slayer of demon Shakata (Cart shaped demon)
- Nandavraja janaaanandaaya = Provider of Joy to Nanda and the people of Braj Region
- Sachchidaananda vigrahaaya = Embodiment of Sat, Chit, and Ananda (Eternity, Awareness, and Bliss)
- Navaneeta viliptaangaaya = One whose body is smeared with fresh butter
- navaneeta nataaya = One Who dances for butter or makes Others Dance for Butter
- Anaghaaya = The Blemishless
- Navaneeta navaahaaraaya = One who wears freshly made garlands
- Muchikunda prasaadakaaya = Bestower of grace to Muchikunda (A king who saved Indra from demons)
- Shodasha stree sahasreshaaya = The Lord of 16000 gopikas (women attached to Sri Krishna in Brindavan)
- Tribhangine = One who is three-fold-bent while playing flute
- Madhuraakrutaye = Sweet-looking One
- Suka vaagamrutaabdeendave = Ocean of Nector in the words of Suka yogi
- Govindaaya = Protector or Caretaker of Cows (also humans)
- Yogiinaampataye = Lord of sages
- Vatsavaatiicharaaya = One wandering around caring for the calves
- Dhenukaasura mardanaaya = One who beat up the Ass-demon Dhenuka
- Truniikruta trunaavartaaya = Who killed the Whirlwind demon Trunavarta by throwing him like a grass
- Yamalaarjuna bhanjanaaya = Who uprooted the trees known asYamala and Arjuna (two angels)
- Uttalataalabhetrey = Who broke all the big Taala trees while killing the Dhenuka demon
- Tamaala shyamalaakrutaye = One whose hue is dark similar to Tamala (Cinnamomum tree)
- Gopagopeeswaraaya = Lord of Gopas and Gopis (the cowherds & cowherdesses)
- Yogine = One who himself is a great yogi (Sage)
- Kotisurya samaprabhaaya = Whose Glow is as lustrous as one crore Suns
- Ilaapataye = Lord of Ila (Mother Earth's Lord) Ila also refers to the supreme sacred knowledge.
- Paramjyotaye = The Supreme Light
- Yaadavendraaya = Lord of Yadava clan
- Yadoodvahaaya = It refers to Krishna ( one of the Two Yadus- Krishna & Balarama)
- Vanamaaliney = One who wears Vanamaala (a garland of wild flowers of the forest)
- Peetavaasasey = One wearing the Silk dhoti
- Paarijaata apahaarakaaya = One who stole Paarijata tree from heaven to please Satyabhama
- Govardhanaachalodhartrey = One who uprooted Govardhan mountain to save people & cattle
- Gopaalaaya = Caretaker of Cows and cattle
- Sarvapaalakaaya = Caretaker of all beings
- Ajaaya = The unborn eternal being
- Niranjanaaya = The blemishless being
- Kaamajanakaaya = The instigator of desires
- Kanjalochanaaya = Dark beautiful-eyed One
- Madhughney = Slayer of demon Madhu
- Mathuraanaathaaya = Lord of Mathura
- Dwaarakaa naayakaaya = The hero of Dwaraka
- Baliney = Strong person
- Brindaavanaanta samchaariney = One who loiters around Brindavan
- Tulasiidhaama bhooshanaaya = One who wears the Tulasi-leaves garland
- Shamantakamanir hartrey = Stealer of the Shamantaka jewel
- Naranaaraayanaatmakaaya = The Self-Same Nara and Narayan
- Kubjaa krishnaambara dharaaya = One who made Kubja apply the ointment (that she was taking for Kansa) to his own body
- Maayiney = Deceiver and Enchanter
- Paramapurushaaya = The Supreme Being
- Mushtikaasura chaanoora mallayuddha Vishaaradaaya = One who excelled in the dual fight with two wrestlers named Mushtikaasur and Chanoora
- Samsaara vairiney = Enemy of the Material world
- Kamsaaraye = Slayer and enemy of the devil king Kamsa
- Muraaraye = Enemy of demon Mura
- Narakaantakaaya = Destroyer of demon Naraka
- Anaadi brahmachaariney = The eternal Brahman himself
- Krishnaavyasana karshakarmanaaya = Remover of Draupadi's distress
- Sisupaala shirachhetrey = One who chopped out the head of Sishupala
- Duryodhana kulaantakrutaaya = One who destroyed Duryodhana's clan (community)
- Viduraakroora varadaaya = One who granted boons to Vidura and Akrura
- Viswaroopa pradarshakaaya = Who exhibited his Universal Form
- Satyavaachey = Truth speaking One
- Satyasamkalpaaya = One with True Determination
- Satyabhaamaarataaya = The Lover of Satyabhama
- Jayiney = Who is Victorious
- Subhadraapoorvajaaya = Born prior to Subhadra
- Jishnavey = Who is known as Jishnu (or Vishnu)
- Bhishma muktipradaayakaaya = Who granted salvation to Bhishma
- Jagadguravey = Teacher of the World
- Jagannaathaaya = Lord of the World
- Venunaada vishaaradaaya = Expert in playing Flute
- Vrishabhaasura vidhvansiney = The destroyer of Vrishabha (the Bull demon)
- Baanaasuraamtakaaya = Slayer of demon Banasura
- Yudhistira pratishtaatrey = One who established Yudhistir as King
- Barhibarhaavatamsakaaya = One who wears Peacock feathers in his head
- Paarthasaarathaye = The charioter of Partha (Arjuna)
- Avyaktaaya = The Unmanifested One
- Giitaamruta mahodadhaye = The Ocean of the Nectar of Gita (Essence of Bhagavadgita)
- Kaaliiyaphani maanikyaramjita sripadaambujaaya = One whose lotus feet are adorned with Gems of the Kali serphant's hood
- Daamodaraaya = One whose waist got tied with a rope by Yashoda
- Yajnabhoktrey = One who consumes the sacrificial offerings
- Daanavendra vinaashakaaya = Destroyer of Lord of demons
- Naaraayanaaya = The All Pervasive One
- Parasmai brahmaney = The Ultimate Brahman (Supreme Being)
- Pannagaashana vaahanaaya = One whose Carrier is Garuda, the devour of snakes
- Jalakriidaasamaasakta gopiivastraapahaarakaaya = Who stole and hid the robes of gopis while they were playing in Yamuna waters
- Punyaslokaaya = One whose praise is meritorious
- Tiirthapaadaaya = Whose feet are Holy Places
- Vedavedyaaya = The Source of Vedas
- Dayaanidhaye = The Ocean of Kindness
- Sarvatiirthaatmakaaya = The Soul of all Holiness
- Sarvagraha roopiney = The Ultimate Form of All Elements
- Paraatparaaya = Greater than the Greatest
This is the completion (end) of Sri Krishna's 108-names list
Om Namo Sri Krishnaaya namah:
Om Namo Narayanaaya namah: