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Lyrics & meaning

Naam Iruvarum Sugam

From Veettuku Veedu · 1970

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singer
L. R. Eswari
Music director
M. S. Vishwanathan
Movie name
Veettuku Veedu
Movie release year
1970
Lyrics added on
16 May 2020

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Naam iruvarum sugam peruvadhu edhilae
Yaa yaaa
Thaen kani enum idazh tharuvathu adhilae
Muthu pandhal moga chinnam paarthathundoo
Naam iruvarum sugam peruvadhu edhilae
Yaa yaaa
Thaen kani enum idazh tharuvathu adhilae
Muthu pandhal moga chinnam paarthathundoo
……………………….
Oor arintha saathirangal naan arindhadhu
Unnidathil solvatharkku aasai vanthathu
Neram paarthu kaathirunthen neram vanthathu
Naettru thaanae enakkungkooda paruvam vanthathu
Muthu pandhal moga chinnam paarthathundoo oo hoo ooo
………………………
Ennai paarthu enakkum kooda kaadhal vanthathu
Inbam vendum endra ennam idaiyil vanthathu
Ennai paarthu enakkum kooda kaadhal vanthathu
Inbam vendum endra ennam idaiyil vanthathu
Munniruntha udalai paarthu mogam vanthathu
Moodi vaitha aadai kooda aasai kondathu
Naam iruvarum sugam peruvadhu edhilae
Yaa yaaa
Thaen kani enum idazh tharuvathu adhilae
……………………….
Arthamattra vaarthai solli pazhagi paarkalaam
Amaidhiyaana ulagil konjam aadi paarkalaam
Solla solli inikkum vannam thodarnthu pogalaam
Sorgavaasal enna vendru thaedi paarkalaam
Muthu pandhal moga chinnam paarthathundoo oo hoo ooo
Naam iruvarum sugam peruvadhu edhilae
Yaa yaaa
Thaen kani enum idazh tharuvathu adhilae
Muthu pandhal moga chinnam paarthathundoo oo hoo ooo
In what do the two of us find pleasure?
Yeah, yeah...
It is found in giving lips as sweet as honeyed fruit!
Have you ever seen a pearl canopy, the symbol of desire?
In what do the two of us find pleasure?
Yeah, yeah...
It is found in giving lips as sweet as honeyed fruit!
Have you ever seen a pearl canopy, the symbol of desire?
...
I know the arts of love that the world knows,
And a desire arose to share them with you.
I was waiting for the right moment, and that time has arrived.
After all, it was only yesterday that youth blossomed in me too.
Have you ever seen a pearl canopy, the symbol of desire? Oh ho oh...
...
Looking at myself, even I fell in love with me,
And along the way, a longing for pleasure awoke.
Looking at myself, even I fell in love with me,
And along the way, a longing for pleasure awoke.
Looking at the body before me, desire was born,
Even the clothes covering it began to yearn.
In what do the two of us find pleasure?
Yeah, yeah...
It is found in giving lips as sweet as honeyed fruit!
...
We can whisper sweet, meaningless words and get closer,
And dance a little in this quiet world.
We can keep going, tasting the sweetness as we speak,
And explore together to find the gates of heaven!
Have you ever seen a pearl canopy, the symbol of desire? Oh ho oh...
In what do the two of us find pleasure?
Yeah, yeah...
It is found in giving lips as sweet as honeyed fruit!
Have you ever seen a pearl canopy, the symbol of desire? Oh ho oh...
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This sensual and playful song celebrates the joy of newfound love, youth, and intimacy between lovers. Through evocative imagery of honeyed lips and pearl canopies symbolizing passion, the lyrics capture the sweet anticipation and emotional connection shared as both lovers step into a world of romance and contentment.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Thaen kani enum idazh tharuvathu adhilae

Compares lips to honeyed fruit ('Thaen kani enum idazh') to emphasize sweetness and beauty.

Personification

Moodi vaitha aadai kooda aasai kondathu

Attributes human desire to inanimate clothing ('aadai kooda aasai kondathu').

Monai (Initial Rhyme / Alliteration)

Arthamattra vaarthai solli pazhagi paarkalaam

Repetition of initial consonant sounds across adjacent lines like 'Arthamattra' and 'Amaidhiyaana'.

Esubai / Rhyming Endings (Iyaibu)

Sorgavaasal enna vendru thaedi paarkalaam

Consistent rhyming pattern using '-vaarthai', '-paarkalaam' across the stanza.

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Trivia

The song features in the 1970 Tamil romantic comedy film 'Veettuku Veedu', directed by C. V. Rajendran and starring Jaishankar and Lakshmi. The movie was adapted from the popular stage play 'Thikku Theriyadha Veettil'.

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