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Stotra

Stotra (Sanskrit: स्तोत्र) is a Sanskrit word that means "ode, eulogy or a hymn of praise." It is a literary genre of Indian religious texts designed to be melodically sung, in contrast to a shastra which is composed to be recited. 'Stotra' derives from 'stu' meaning 'to praise'

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Nama-stotra

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Jainism

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Stotra

Nodes52
Edges51
Triples66
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.038462
Components1

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Stotra

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related to Etymology and definition · 15
Stotra → Buddhism, Historically, Jainism, Literally, Mahabharata, Puranas, Ramayana, Samaveda, Sanskrit, Shaivism, South Asian, Tantras, The, Vaishnavism, Vedic
related to Nama-stotra · 11
Stotra → According, For, God, Hinduism, Other, Sahasra, Sahasranama, The, The Sahasranama, Vishnu, Vishnu Sahasranama
related to Stotras for Devi · 11
Stotra → Lakshmi StotraAnnapūrṇa StotraRadha Sahasranama, Mahiṣāsura Mardinī StotraAṣṭalakshmī StotraAgasti, Sahasranama StotraBhavani Sahasranama StotraDakaradi, Sahasranama StotraSyamala Sahasranama Stotra, Sridurga Sahasranama StotraDurga Sahasranama, StotraGayathri Sahasranama StotraKali Sahasranama, StotraKalika Sahasranama StotraLalitarahasya Sahasranama, StotraLakshmi Sahasranama StotraMinakshi Sahasranama, StotraLalita Sahasranama StotraBala Tripurasundari, StotraParvati Sahasranama StotraSaraswati Sahasranama, StotraSita Sahasranama StotraSodasi Rajarajeswari
related to Example · 7
Stotra → Appar, Ardhanarishvara, Ardhanarishvara Stotra, Hindu, Peterson, Tamil, The
related to External links · 6
Stotra → Alphabetical List, English Transcription, English Translation, May, Read Stotras, StotrasRead Samskrit Stotra
related to Stotras for Vishnu & avatara · 6
Stotra → Hayagrīva StotraHari StotraVishnu Sahasranama, Srirama Sahasranama StotraLakshminarasimha Sahasranama, StotraKakaradi Krishna Sahasranama Stotra, StotraNarasimha Kavacham StotraRāma Raksha, StotraRakaradi Srirama Sahasranama StotraMakaradi, StotraVenkatesa Sahasranama StotraSantanagopala Sahasranama
related to General / Philosophical Stotras · 4
Stotra → Bhaja Govindam, Dvādaśa Stotra, MadhvacharyaMohamudgara Stotra, Sankaracharya
related to Stotras for other Gods & Goddesses · 2
Stotra → Māruti StotraAnjaneya Sahasranama StotraSurya, Sahasranama StotraSanaischara Sahasranama
related to Stotras for Siva · 2
Stotra → StotraNataraja StotraAsitakṛtam, Tāṇḍava StotraŚiva Mahimna StotraPanchākṣara
related to Jainism · 1
Stotra → Bhaktamara StotraUvasagharam Stotra

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stotras praise sanskrit example names vishnu sahasranama means deity shiva may word texts prayer line every verse vedic devi nama-stotra

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kavya to impersonal lists of a deity's namesinstance ofpersonal works of poetic phrase0.80text
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionSanskrit0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionLiterally0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionThe0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionVedic0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionSamaveda0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionHistorically0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionSouth Asian0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionBuddhism0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionJainism0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionShaivism0.60section
Stotrarelated to Etymology and definitionVaishnavism0.60section

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