Padmavati Devi is the Yakshini of Parshvanath (23rd Tirthankar) in Jainism. There is a traditional set of 108 names for Padmavati, known as Padmavati Ashtottara Shatanamavali. Here are some commonly cited names to give you an idea:

• Padmavatī (Padma) herself
• Padmalakṣaṇā (one with lotus-like qualities)
• Padmalakṣāntara (lotus-natured)
• Padmājīvanādinī (giver of life/vitality)
• Padmāśrayā (shelter of lotus)
• Padmasamudghāta (lotus-emergent)
• Padmavratādhipa (lord of vows)
• Padmavantradhārī (bearer of the lotus and vow)
• Padmādharinī (one who bears the lotus)
• Padmasvātmikā (essence of Padma)
• Padmāshāstra-pradāyī (giver of knowledge/scriptures)
• Padmavidyāprasādāyinī (bestower of Padma knowledge)

There are 108 names in the Padmavati nama-sahasra or ashtottara list, each highlighting a different attribute or aspect of her. If you’d like, I can provide the full 108-name list or share where to find it in a Jain text or prayer book. You can read more here and see Padmavati Mataji details