nātha
- Lords — Ādi 1.19, Antya 11.9
- My Lord — Ādi 6.71
- O husband — SB 7.2.29-31
- O Lord — SB 1.11.6, SB 1.11.10, SB 2.9.26, SB 4.7.43, SB 4.9.10, SB 4.21.50, SB 4.30.31, SB 5.3.8, SB 7.8.42, Ādi 3.111, Madhya 1.203, MM 1
- O protector — SB 1.8.10, SB 9.10.26
- the master — Madhya 2.70
akhila-loka-nātha
- the Lord of the universe — SB 2.7.15
gadādhara-prāṇa-nātha
- the Lord of the life of Gadādhara — Antya 7.163
gauḍiyāra nātha
- worshipable by all the Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇavas — Antya 20.142-143
haridāsa-nātha
- the master of Haridāsa Ṭhākura — Antya 11.3
he nātha
- O My Lord — Madhya 2.65
kaivalya-nātha
- to the bestower of liberation — SB 4.30.2
lakṣmī-nātha
- personally the husband of the goddess of fortune — Ādi 13.119
- the husband of the goddess of fortune — SB 6.9.33
loka-eka-nātha
- the only proprietor of all the planetary systems — SB 6.9.33
mathurā-nātha
- the master of Mathurā — Madhya 4.197, Antya 8.34
mora prāṇa-nātha
- my life and soul — Madhya 15.100
- the Lord of My life — Antya 20.48, Antya 20.51
nara-nātha
- O King — SB 4.26.17
parāṇa-nātha
- Lord of My life — Madhya 1.55
- the master of My life — Madhya 13.113
prajā-nātha
- O king of population — SB 6.4.44
pramatha-nātha
- the lord of the ghosts (Mahābhairava) — SB 1.15.9
prāṇa-nātha
- life and soul — Antya 19.50
- Lord of life — Antya 16.81
- Lord of the life — Madhya 2.15
- My life and soul — Antya 12.5
- O Lord of My life (husband) — Ādi 17.303
- O My Lord, master of My life — Madhya 13.138
- the Lord of My heart — Antya 16.83
raghu-nātha
- of Lord Rāmacandra — Antya 4.30
raghu-nātha dekhi’
- after seeing Lord Rāmacandra, the descendant of Mahārāja Raghu — Madhya 9.18
raṅga-nātha
- the Raṅganātha temple — Madhya 9.80
rati-nātha
- of Cupid — Madhya 14.194
sa-nātha
- with a fitting master — Madhya 1.206, Madhya 8.73
sva-sva-nātha-sane
- with their own predominating deities — Madhya 21.17
svarūpa-prāṇa-nātha
- the master of the life of Svarūpa Dāmodara — Antya 11.3
vikuṇṭha-nātha
- O Lord of Vaikuṇṭha, where there is no anxiety — SB 7.9.39
vṛndāvana-nātha
- the Supreme Lord of Vṛndāvana — Antya 14.37