pallavi
mA rAmacandruniki jaya mangaLam
ghOra bhava nIra nidhi tArakuniki mangaLam (mA)
caraNam
caraNam 1
1mAruni kanna rAja kumAruniki mangaLam
mAru lEni hariki 2mummAru jaya mangaLam (mA)
pallavi
mA rAmacandruniki jaya mangaLam
ghOra bhava nIra nidhi tArakuniki mangaLam (mA)
May there be victory (jaya) and prosperity (mangaLam) to our (mA) Lord SrI rAmacandra (rAmacandruniki)!
May there be prosperity (mangaLam) to the Lord who carries people across (tArakuniki) the terrible (ghOra) Ocean (nIra nidhi) of Worldly Existence (bhava)!
caraNam
caraNam 1
mAruni kanna rAja kumAruniki mangaLam
mAru lEni hariki mummAru jaya mangaLam (mA)
May there be prosperity (mangaLam) to the prince (rAja kumAruniki) who bore (kanna) cupid (mAruni)!
May there be victory (jaya) and prosperity (mangaLam) thrice over (mummAru) to the ever- changeless (or peerless) (mAru lEni) Lord hari (hariki)!
May there be victory and prosperity to our Lord SrI rAmacandra! May there be prosperity to the Lord who carries people across the terrible Ocean of Worldly Existence!
Notes
Variations - (Pathanthara)
References
4 – subAhu – the demon who was killed by SrI rAma at the time of protection of the sacrificial oblation conducted by sage viSvAmitra (bAla kANDa of SrImad vAlmIki rAmAyaNa).
5 – bAhuja – The kshatriyas are said to have born from the arms of the Supreme Lord (brahman). Please refer to purusha sUktaM - Verse 13
6 - bRndA lOla - The story of tuLasi is given in tuLasi mahAtmyam; Complete story of tuLasi
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1 – mAruni kanna – This may split as ‘mAruni kanna’ (one who bore cupid) or ‘mAruniki anna’ (father of cupid) – both have same meaning
2 – mummAru – Repeating a statement thrice makes it final.
3 – bAhulEya - one born in the month kArttika (when the moon is near the Pleiades – constellation Taurus).
7 – tyAgarAja – Here it refers to Lord Siva at tiruvArur (and other kshEtras)
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