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Lyrics & meaning

Aayiram Kannukku Female

From Oru Thaai Makkal · 1971

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singer
P. Susheela
Music director
M. S. Vishwanathan
Details
Oru Thaai Makkal1971

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
Aayiram kannukku virundhaagumA feast for a thousand eyes,
En azhagukku oruvan thunai varuvaanA companion will come for my beauty,
O hoho hoho hoO hoho hoho ho
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Female
Aayiram kannukku virundhaagumA feast for a thousand eyes,
En azhagukku oruvan thunai varuvaanA companion will come for my beauty,
O hoho hoho hoO hoho hoho ho
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Female
En kai valai osaiyilIn the sound of my bangles,
KalandhiruppaanHe will be blended,
Female
Sengani idhazh orathilAt the edge of my red-fruit lips,
VizhunthiruppaanHe will be lying,
Female
Ennai etti pidippaanHe will reach out and hold me,
Mella katti anaippaanGently embrace me,
Etti pidippaanReach out and hold me,
Mella katti anaippaanGently embrace me,
Suvai kotti kuvippaanHe will heap sweetness in abundance,
Endhan kurai theeraTo fulfill all my desires,
O hoho hoho hoO hoho hoho ho
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Female
Aayiram kannukku virundhaagumA feast for a thousand eyes,
En azhagukku oruvan thunai varuvaanA companion will come for my beauty,
O hoho hoho hoO hoho hoho ho
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Female
En paadhathil thalai vaithuPlacing his head at my feet,
PaduthiruppaanHe will lie down,
Female
Kan baavathilIn the expression of my eyes,
Kaaviyam padithiruppaanHe will read epic poetry,
Female
Ennai sirikka vaippaanHe will make me laugh,
Konjam thavikka vaippaanMake me yearn a little,
Sirikka vaippaanMake me laugh,
Konjam thavikkai vaippaanMake me yearn a little,
Pinbu thudikka vaippaanThen make my heart throb,
Nenjam sugamaagaSo that my heart feels bliss,
O hoho hoho hoO hoho hoho ho
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Female
Nal aaramba nerathaiThe auspicious beginning time,
Varavu vaippaanHe will usher in,
Female
Than anubava nyaanathaiHis experiential wisdom,
SelavazhippaanHe will spend,
Female
Malar alli mudippaanHe will gather flowers and adorn my hair,
Kannam killi eduppaanPinch my cheeks lovingly,
Alli mudippaanGather and adorn my hair,
Kannam killi eduppaanPinch my cheeks lovingly,
Innum solli koduppaanHe will teach me more,
Inbam samamaagaSo joy is shared equally,
O hoho hoho hoO hoho hoho ho
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Female
Aayiram kannukku virundhaagumA feast for a thousand eyes,
En azhagukku oruvan thunai varuvaanA companion will come for my beauty,
O hoho hoho hoO hoho hoho ho
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?
Adhu neeyandro adhu neeyandroIs that not you, is that not you?

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This romantic song expresses the joyful longing and anticipation of a woman describing her ideal soulmate. She envisions how her partner will cherish her beauty, blend with her movements, read poetry in her glances, and shower her with intimacy and affection. Throughout the song, she repeatedly addresses her beloved with rhetorical sweet questioning, asking if he is indeed the one destined to share this equal happiness with her.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uvamaani / Uvamaanam)

Sengani idhazh orathil

Comparing lips to red fruit (Sengani idhazh) to highlight softness and sweetness.

Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navitchi)

Aayiram kannukku virundhaagum

Describing beauty as a feast for a thousand eyes (Aayiram kannukku virundhaagum) to signify breathtaking appearance.

Emona / Rhyme (Iyaibu)

Ennai sirikka vaippaan

Matching end rhymes with repetitive action verb endings (sirikka vaippaan, thavikka vaippaan, thudikka vaippaan).

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Trivia

The song is from the 1971 movie 'Oru Thaai Makkal' starring M. G. Ramachandran and Jayalalithaa, featuring lyrics by Kannadasan and music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.

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