Here are more names you might find useful, tailored to Jain Dharma:

• Names of the 24 Tirthankaras (selected common ones beyond the first few):

- Rishabhanatha - Ajitnath - Sambhavnath - Abhinandannath - Sumatinath - Padmaprabha - Suparshvanath - Chandraprabha - Suvidhinath - Shitalanath - Shreyansanath - Vasupujya - Vimalanath - Anantanath - Dharmanath - Shantinath - Kunthunath - Aranath - Mallinath - Munisuvrat - Naminath - Parsvnath - Mahavir (24th Tirthankar in Jain tradition) - Chandragupta (not a Tirthankar; included here to note common confusions; typically not counted among the 24 Tirthankaras)

• Names often invoked in stotras and devotional compounds:

- Adinath (Rishabhanatha) - Ajitnath - Sambhavnath - Padmaprabha - Suparshvanath - Chandraprabha - Shantinath - Mahavir

• Names you might see in Navkar Mantra reverence (names of the Panch Parmeshti or leading reverences vary by tradition):

- Arihant - Siddha - Acharya - Upadhyaya - Sadhu

If you want these sorted by Digambar vs. Shwetambar variations, or want them grouped by devotional use (chanting, meditation, or teaching), I can tailor the list further.

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