Answer

Here is a commonly recited 108-name list of Shree Parshvanath Bhagwan. Spellings can vary slightly across Jain traditions. ( jainqq.org)

1–27: Ajhara, Alokik, Amijhara, Amruthara, Ananda, Antariksh, Ashapuran, Avanti, Bareja, Bhabha, Bhadreshvar, Bhateva, Bhayabhanjan, Bhidbhanjan, Bhiladiya, Bhuvan, Champa, Chanda, Charup, Chintamani, Chorvadi, Dada, Dharnendra, Dhingadmalla, Dhiya, Dhrutkallol, Dokadiya. ( jainqq.org)

28–54: Dosala, Dudhyadhari, Gadaliya, Gambhira, Girua, Godi, Hamirpura, Hrinkar, Jiravala, Jotingada, Jagavallabh, Kesariya, Kachulika, Kalhara, Kalikund, Kalpadhrum, Kalyan, Kamitpuran, Kankan, Kansari, Kareda, Koka, Kukadeshvar, Kunkumarol, Lodhan, Lodrava, Manmohan. ( jainqq.org)

55–81: Mahadeva, Makshi, Mandovara, Manoranjan, Manovanchit, Muhri, Muleva, Nageshvar, Nagphana, Navasari, Nakoda, Navapallav, Navkhanda, Navlakha, Padmavati, Pallaviya, Panchasara, Phalvridhi, Posali, Posina, Pragatprabhavi, Ranakpura, Ravana, Shankhala, Stambhan, Sahastraphana, Samina. ( jainqq.org)

82–108: Sammetshikhar, Sankatharan, Saptaphana, Savara, Serisha, Sesali, Shamala, Shankeshver, Sirodiya, Sogatiya, Somchintamani, Sphuling, Sukhsagar, Sultan, Surajmandan, Svayambhu, Tankala, Uvasaggaharam, Vadi, Vahi, Vanchara, Varanasi, Varkana, Vighnapahar, Vignahara, Vijaychintamani, Vimal. ( jainqq.org)

Takeaway

If you want, I can also format these as a clean prayer-style chant line by line.