TRANSLATION

336. Aśokaḥ: One without the six defects – sorrow, infatuation, hunger, thirst, birth and death
337. Tāraṇaḥ: One who uplifts beings from the ocean of saṃsāra
338. Tāraḥ: One who liberates beings from the fear of residence in the womb, birth, old age, death etc.
339. Śūraḥ: One of great prowess, that is, who fulfils the four supreme satisfactions of life – Dharma, Artha, Kāma and Mokṣa
340. Śauriḥ: One who as Kṛṣṇa was the son of Śūra, that is Vasudeva
341. Janeśvaraḥ: The Lord of all beings
342. Anukūlaḥ: One who, being the Ātmān of all beings, is favorable to all, for no one will act against oneself
343. Śatāvartaḥ: One who has had several Avatāras or incarnations
344. Padmī: One having Padma or lotus in his hands
345. Padma-nibhekṣaṇaḥ: One with eyes resembling lotus