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Nayagiye Varuga

From Vadagai Veedu · 1981

Lyricist
Aalangudi Somu
Singer
S. P. Balasubrahmanyam
Music director
Shankar Ganesh
Movie name
Vadagai Veedu
Movie release year
1981
Lyrics added on
27 Mar 2023

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Naadiya porul kaikkoodum
Nyanamum pugazhum serum
Un aalayam thedi vanthu
Anbudan venduvorkkae
Naayagiyae varuga varuga varuga
Varuga varuga varuga varuga
Naayagiyae varuga
Ingae nanmaiyellaam tharuga varuga
Naayagiyae varuga
Paavangal yaavum thoolaaga vendum
Payanulla vaazhvai naan pera vendum
Paavangal yaavum thoolaaga vendum
Payanulla vaazhvai naan pera vendum
Perinba ulagam nee thantha idhayam
Thegam thodaamal naan kaakka vendum
Naayagiyae varuga
Ingae nanmaiyellaam tharuga varuga
Naayagiyae varuga….
Poomaalaiyodu paamaalai soodi
Punithangal serum padhikangal kodi
Poomaalaiyodu paamaalai soodi
Punithangal serum padhikangal kodi
Paal vanna mugaththil
Thaen mullai sirippil
Paarkkindra kolam naalthorum vendum
Naayagiyae varuga
Ingae nanmaiyellaam tharuga varuga
Naayagiyae varuga varuga….
……………..
Aayiram jenmam naan eduththaalum
Anaiththilum neeye thunaiyaaga vendum
Aayiram jenmam naan eduththaalum
Anaiththilum neeye thunaiyaaga vendum
Aaruthal vazhangum per ezhil thulangum
Aanantham geetham nee paada vendum…
Naayagiyae varuga
Ingae nanmaiyellaam tharuga varuga
Naayagiyae varuga varuga….
Varuga varuga varuga varuga
Varuga varuga varuga varuga
Varuga varuga varuga varuga
………………..
The cherished goal will be attained,
Wisdom and fame will join together,
For those who seek your temple
And pray to you with love.
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome, welcome, welcome!
Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome!
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome!
Come, bestow all goodness here!
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome!
May all sins be shattered into dust,
May I attain a purposeful life.
May all sins be shattered into dust,
May I attain a purposeful life.
A world of supreme bliss is the heart you gave,
I must protect it untainted by the physical body.
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome!
Come, bestow all goodness here!
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome...
Adorned with flower garlands and verse garlands,
Ten million hymns accumulating holiness,
Adorned with flower garlands and verse garlands,
Ten million hymns accumulating holiness,
On your milk-white face,
In your sweet, jasmine-like smile,
May I behold this beautiful form every day.
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome!
Come, bestow all goodness here!
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome, welcome...
...
Even if I take a thousand births,
May you be my companion in every single one.
Even if I take a thousand births,
May you be my companion in every single one.
Bestowing solace and resplendent with grand beauty,
May you sing a song of pure joy...
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome!
Come, bestow all goodness here!
Oh Divine Goddess, welcome, welcome...
Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome!
Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome!
Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome!
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This song is a deeply reverent devotional prayer welcoming the divine Goddess into one's heart and home. The devotee seeks wisdom, fame, and spiritual fulfillment, asking the Goddess to wipe away past sins and grant a purposeful, morally pure life detached from bodily desires. The singer expresses a desire to adorn the deity with flowers and hymns, admiring her sweet smile and milk-complexioned grace daily. Ultimately, the devotee prays for her divine presence as a eternal companion and protector across all future births.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Monai (Initial Alliteration)

Paavangal yaavum thoolaaga vendum / Payanulla vaazhvai naan pera vendum

Repetition of the initial sound 'P' in consecutive lines 'Paavangal' and 'Payanulla', creating a rhythmic flow.

Adukku Thodar (Anaphora / Repetition)

Varuga varuga varuga varuga

Repetition of the word 'Varuga' multiple times continuously to express extreme devotion, urgency, and respect.

Uvamai & Uruvagam (Metaphor & Simile)

Paal vanna mugaththil / Thaen mullai sirippil

Comparing the divine face to the purity of milk ('Paal vanna mugaththil') and her smile to honeyed jasmine ('Thaen mullai sirippil').

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Trivia

The opening lines 'Naadiya porul kaikkoodum...' evoke traditional Tamil devotional poetry structures similar to the invocations found in Kandar Anuboothi and Abirami Anthathi. Lyricist Aalangudi Somu skillfully blended classical Tamil devotional diction with accessible film music lyrical forms.

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