Certainly! Here are the main Tirthankaras of Jainism along with their traditional symbols:

1. Rishabhanatha (Adinatha) – Symbol: Bull
2. Ajitanatha – Symbol: Elephant
3. Sambhavanatha – Symbol: Horse
4. Abhinandananatha – Symbol: Ape (Monkey)
5. Sumatinatha – Symbol: Curlew (a Water Bird)
6. Padmaprabha – Symbol: Red Lotus
7. Suparshvanatha – Symbol: Swastika
8. Chandraprabha – Symbol: Moon
9. Suvidhinatha (Pushpadanta) – Symbol: Crocodile
10. Shitalanatha – Symbol: Shrivatsa (a special mark)
11. Shreyansanatha – Symbol: Rhinoceros
12. Vasupujya – Symbol: Buffalo
13. Vimalanatha – Symbol: Boar
14. Anantanatha – Symbol: Falcon
15. Dharmanatha – Symbol: Vajra (Thunderbolt)
16. Shantinatha – Symbol: Deer
17. Kunthunatha – Symbol: Goat
18. Aranatha – Symbol: Nandavarta (a special kind of swastika)
19. Mallinatha – Symbol: Kalasha (Pot)
20. Munisuvratanatha – Symbol: Tortoise
21. Naminatha – Symbol: Blue Lotus
22. Neminatha – Symbol: Conch Shell
23. Parshvanatha – Symbol: Serpent (Snake)
24. Mahavira (Vardhamana) – Symbol: Lion

These symbols are often depicted in Jain art and iconography to identify each Tirthankara.