Navadurga
The Navadurga stotra enumerates the nine forms of Goddess Durga, each representing different virtues and powers.
प्रथमं शैलपुत्रीति द्वितीयं ब्रह्मचारिणी । तृतीयं चन्द्रघण्टेति कूष्माण्डेति चतुर्थकम् ॥ पञ्चमं स्कन्दमातेति षष्ठं कात्यायनी तथा । सप्तमं कालरात्रिश्च महागौरीति चाष्टमम् ॥ नवमं सिद्धिदात्री च नवदुर्गाः प्रकीर्तिताः । उक्तान्येतानि नामानि ब्रह्मणैव महात्मना ॥
Prathamam Shailaputrii-ti Dvitiiyam Brahmacaarinnii Trtiiyam Candraghanntteti Kuussmaannddeti Caturthakam Pan.camam Skandamaateti Ssassttham Kaatyaayanii Tathaa Saptamam Kaalaraatrish-Ca Mahaagaurii-ti Ca-Assttamam Navamam Siddhidaatrii Ca Navadurgaah Prakiirtitaah Uktaany-Etaani Naamaani Brahmannaiva Mahaatmanaa
(These are the names of Nava Durgas) First is Shailaputri (Daughter of the Mountain), Second is Brahmacarini (Who wanders in Brahman, a Tapasyi, performer of Penance), Third is Chandraghanta (Bell of Moon), Kushmanda (Glowing substratum of Universal Egg) is Fourth, Fifth is Skandamata (Mother of Skanda), Sixth is Katyayani (Daughter of Katyayana Rishi), Seventh is Kalaratri (Dark Night of Destruction), Mahagauri (Great Shining White Form) is Eighth, And Nighth is Siddhidatri (Bestower of Siddhis or Accomplishments); These are eulogized as Nava Durga (Names of Nine Durgas), These Names were indeed uttered by (none other than) the great-souled Brahma.