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Lyrics & meaning

Adeyappa Adeyappa

From Ungal Viruppam · 1974

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singers
S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, Vani Jairam
Music director
K. Vijaya Baskar
Movie name
Ungal Viruppam
Movie release year
1974
Lyrics added on
8 Jul 2024

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Adaeiyappaa adaeiyappaa
Purinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ival manam therinthathum
Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sanmmatham
Mangaiyae indru unnidam
Adiyammaa adiyammaa
Porinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ivan manam therinthathum
Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sammatham
Mannanae indru unnidam
Oodal pennin paadal
Kangal kadhal vaasal
Male :Ullam ennum oonjal
Ullae unthan aadal
Poopondra penmai naadaga maedai
Male :Aa…..aa…aa…
Female :Pollaatha kangalilae aayiram jadai
Aa…aa….aa…..
Male :En chittu vennpattu
Poo mottallavaa
En chittu vennpattu
Poo mottallavaa
Adaeiyappaa adaeiyappaa
Purinthathaa aasai ippothu
Male :Ival manam therinthathum
Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Annam chinna annam
Adhilae rendum kannam
Female :Angae ungal chinnam
Enna vendum innum
Muththukkal sinthu kannae sippi thiranthu
Female :Aaa…aa….
Male :Munnazhagu kaattividu thevaiyarinthu
Aa…aa….aa….aa….
Naan anja nee konja
Naan pinjallavaa
Naan anja nee konja
Naan pinjallavaa
Adiyammaa adiyammaa
Porinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ivan manam therinthathum
Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sammatham
Mannanae indru unnidam
Adaeiyappaa adaeiyappaa
Purinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ival manam therinthathum
Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sanmmatham
Mangaiyae indru unnidam
……………………
Oh my, oh my!
Do you understand desire now?
Now that her heart is known,
has love blossomed now?
Silence is always consent,
my lady, from you today.
Oh dear, oh dear!
Do you understand desire now?
Now that his heart is known,
has love blossomed now?
Silence is always consent,
my king, from you today.
A lover's quarrel is a woman's song,
and her eyes are the doorway to love.
Male: The heart is a swing,
and inside, you dance.
Flower-like womanhood is a stage for play.
Male: Ah... ah... ah...
Female: In those mischievous eyes, a thousand playful hints!
Ah... ah... ah...
Male: My little bird, soft as white silk,
aren't you a flower bud?
My little bird, soft as white silk,
aren't you a flower bud?
Oh my, oh my!
Do you understand desire now?
Male: Now that her heart is known,
has love blossomed now?
A swan, a sweet little swan,
with two rosy cheeks.
Female: There lies your loving mark,
what more could you want?
Spill your pearls, my darling, opening the shell!
Female: Aah... ah...
Male: Reveal your beauty, knowing what is longed for!
Ah... ah... ah... ah...
While I feel shy and you caress me,
aren't I so young and delicate?
While I feel shy and you caress me,
aren't I so young and delicate?
Oh dear, oh dear!
Do you understand desire now?
Now that his heart is known,
has love blossomed now?
Silence is always consent,
my king, from you today.
Oh my, oh my!
Do you understand desire now?
Now that her heart is known,
has love blossomed now?
Silence is always consent,
my lady, from you today.
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This romantic duet captures a playful and tender dialogue between two lovers expressing their mutual affection, passion, and budding love. Through charming banter, they confess how understanding each other's feelings has awakened love in their hearts, acknowledging that silence serves as sweet consent.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Uvamaani / Metaphor

Ullam ennum oonjal

Comparing the human heart to a swing ('Ullam ennum oonjal') and womanhood to a drama stage ('Poopondra penmai naadaga maedai').

Monai / Initial Rhyming

Oodal pennin paadal / Kangal kadhal vaasal

Repetition of starting phonetic sounds across words/lines like 'Oodal' and 'Ullam' or 'Mounamae' and 'Mangaiyae'.

Edhugai / Second Letter Rhyming

Naan anja nee konja / Naan pinjallavaa

The second letter harmony in 'Ullam' and 'Ullae', or 'Naan anja' and 'Naan pinjallavaa'.

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Trivia

The track from 'Ungal Viruppam' (1974) features music composed by K. Vijaya Bhaskar, a prominent composer in Kannada and Tamil cinema, with lyrics written by the celebrated poet Kannadasan.

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