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Lyrics & meaning

Inaiyethumilla Aananthame

From Mathar Kula Manickam · 1956

Lyricist
A. Maruthakasi
Singers
P. Susheela, Ghantasala
Music director
S. Rajeswara Rao
Details
Mathar Kula Manickam1956

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
Inaiyaedhum illa aanandhamaeThis matchless bliss
Ini endrum naamae kaanbomaeFrom now on, we shall experience forever
Pani paarvaiyaalae en manamaeWith your gentle dew-like gaze, my heart
Magizhndhaadudhae swaamiDances in joy, my lord
Inaiyaedhum illa aanandhamaeThis matchless bliss
Ini endrum naamae kaanbomaeFrom now on, we shall experience forever
Female
Enadhaaviyae innamudhaeOh my life force, my sweet nectar
Ini unnaiyae naan piriyaenFrom now on, I will never separate from you
Kana podhumae thirupaadhamaeEven for a moment, your holy feet
Naan maravenI will not forget
Enadhaaviyae innamudhaeOh my life force, my sweet nectar
Ini unnaiyae naan piriyaenFrom now on, I will never separate from you
Kana podhumae thirupaadhamaeEven for a moment, your holy feet
Naan maravenI will not forget
Inaiyaedhum illa aanandhamaeThis matchless bliss
Ini endrum naamae kaanbomaeFrom now on, we shall experience forever
Male
Manam polavae varam tharuvenI shall grant blessings as your heart desires
Enadhanaiyane mani maarbanaeOh my beloved, one with a jewel-like chest
InaiyaaghavaeTogether as equals
Manam polavae varam tharuvenI shall grant blessings as your heart desires
Enadhanaiyane mani maarbanaeOh my beloved, one with a jewel-like chest
InaiyaaghavaeTogether as equals

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

The song 'Inaiyaedhum Illa Aanandhamae' from the 1956 film 'Mathar Kula Manickam' is a romantic and devotional duet celebrating eternal love, spiritual union, and divine happiness between partners. The lovers express how their togetherness brings a peerless bliss that will last forever, comparing their bond to eternal sweet nectar and swearing never to part even for a moment.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Edhugai (Second letter rhyming)

Inaiyaedhum illa aanandhamae / Ini endrum naamae kaanbomae

In 'Inaiyaedhum' and 'Ini endrum', the second consonant sound 'ni' creates a pleasing rhythm.

Metaphor (Uruvagaim)

Enadhaaviyae innamudhae

'Enadhaaviyae innamudhae' metaphors the lover as 'life force' and 'sweet nectar'.

Imagery

Pani paarvaiyaalae en manamae

'Pani paarvaiyaalae' uses cool, dew-like visual and tactile imagery to describe a soothing, loving gaze.

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Trivia

Mathar Kula Manickam (1956) was a bilingual film made simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu (as 'Charana Daasi'). Directed by T. Prakash Rao, the music score by S. Rajeswara Rao was widely acclaimed for blending classical Carnatic melodies with contemporary orchestration.

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