NAME COLLECTION
Names of Hanuman
Names and epithets of Hanuman located in the Rāmāyaṇa text and the dictionary.
This collection follows names to their sources. It describes where a name comes from, not who uses it.
Names recorded in Indian use
Hanumān
having (large) jaws (hanu-mat), Monier-Williams: N. of a monkey-chief
Rām 1.1.57; Rām 4.2.13; Rām 4.2.28
Name page →Āñjaneya
son of Añjanā; Monier-Williams: N. of the monkey Hanumat
Māruti
son of Marut (the wind-god); Monier-Williams: of Hanumat
Rām 5.1.151; Rām 5.7.27; Rām 5.7.33
Name page →Other names in the sources
These words are named in the sources as names of the deity. Their listing here does not say that they are used as given names.
Mārutātmaja
son of the wind; Monier-Williams: of Hanumat (L.) and of fire
Rām 4.2.27; Rām 4.4.23; Rām 4.4.24
Anilātmaja
son of the wind; Monier-Williams: Hanumat or Bhīma
Rām 5.1.119; Rām 5.56.2
Vāyuputra
son of the wind; Monier-Williams: N. of Hanumat (RāmatUp.; R.) and of Bhīma
Rām 5.1.57; Rām 5.1.150; Rām 5.63.26
Pavanātmaja
son of the wind; Monier-Williams: gives '= pavanaja' and Bhīmasena; Hanuman use is in the Rāmāyaṇa text itself
Rām 4.3.20; Rām 4.43.15; Rām 4.44.5
Rāmadūta
Rām 4.61.11; Rām 5.56.114; Rām 7.86.11