विष्णुसहस्रनाम स्तोत्र (महाभारत अनुशासन पर्व - जगद्गुरु आदि शंकराचार्य भाष्य सानुवाद सटीक)

VISHNU SAHASRANAMA 61
202. The enjoyer (Sandhimān).
Being the enjoyer of the results too.
Vya. Prahlāda and others attribute to the Lord the
form of Siddhi, prosperity.
203. He who is constant (Sthirah).
Being always the same.
Vya. He is constant in his distribution of (good
results) even to the irreligious.
204. The mover (Ajah).
Or He who moves.
Vya. He appeared from the post and was not born
from the womb (as was the case of Narasimha incarnation).
205. The unbearable (Durmarshanah).
To his enemies, the Asuras.
Vya. There are sayings (in the Puranas) "I can slay
these, if I wish, by the tip of my fingers."
206. The ordainer (Śāsthā).
He ordains all by (means of) Śruti and Smriti.
207. Of renowned Self (Visrutātmā).
'Self' characterised by truth, wisdom, etc., and He
who is specially declared (in the Śrutis).
Vya. His form is known to all.
208. Destroyer of the foes of Suras (Surārihā).
(Slo. 35)
Vya. He destroyed Hiranyakasipu by his two hands
joined, shining with the group of finger-nails.
¹ 209. The Teacher (Guruh). (493)
As He is the promulgator of all Vidyās, or as He is the
generator of all beings.
Vya. He is the supreme Guru to Brahmā and others.
¹ 209 and 210 make one name.