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Lyrics & meaning

Nenje Unakkoru Virunthu

From Pennai Vazha Vidungal · 1969

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singers
T. M. Soundararajan, P. Susheela
Music director
S. M. Subbaiah Naidu
Details
Pennai Vazha Vidungal1969

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Aahaa aahaa aahaa haa….Aahaa aahaa aahaa haa….
Ooo ho oooho hoOoo ho oooho ho
Female :Ooo ho oooho ho oohho…..Ooo ho oooho ho oohho…..
Male
Nenjae unakkoru virunthuO heart, here is a feast for you
Nenjae unakkoru virunthuO heart, here is a feast for you
Muzhu nilavinai saaraai pizhinthuSqueezing the full moon into juice
Konjum thaen mozhi kalanthuMixing sweet honeyed words
Naan konjattumaa ennai maranthuShall I fondle you, forgetting myself?
Female
Nenjae unakkoru virunthuO heart, here is a feast for you
Muzhu nilavinai saaraai pizhinthuSqueezing the full moon into juice
Konjum thaen mozhi kalanthuMixing sweet honeyed words
Naan kodukkattumaa ennai maranthuShall I offer myself, forgetting myself?
Female
Intha ullam intha maeniThis heart and this body
Enakku mattum sonthamBelongs only to me
Intha ullam intha maeniThis heart and this body
Enakku mattum sonthamBelongs only to me
Male
Thendral poga idamillaamalWithout leaving space even for the gentle breeze to pass
Saernthu paarkkalaam konjamLet us embrace closely for a while
Thendral poga idamillaamalWithout leaving space even for the gentle breeze to pass
Saernthu paarkkalaam konjamLet us embrace closely for a while
Female
Ammaa podhum chummaa irunthaalOh dear, enough! If you stay still,
Aayiram tharuvaen unakkuI will give you a thousand (kisses)
Ammaa podhum chummaa irunthaalOh dear, enough! If you stay still,
Aayiram tharuvaen unakkuI will give you a thousand (kisses)
Male
Appadi sonnaal eppadi mudiyumIf you say so, how is that possible?
Appadi sonnaal eppadi mudiyumIf you say so, how is that possible?
Aduththadhu aayiram irukkuThere are a thousand other things following next
Male
Nenjae unakkoru virunthuO heart, here is a feast for you
Male
Panneer nadhiyil santhana kuzhambuIn a river of rosewater, sandalwood paste
Mithanthu pogudhu mella….Is floating slowly…
Panneer nadhiyil santhana kuzhambuIn a river of rosewater, sandalwood paste
Mithanthu pogudhu mella…..Is floating slowly…
Female
Adhu midhanthu povadhu virunthu ingaeThat floating feast is right here,
Nadanthadhai yaaridam sollaTo whom can I tell what happened?
Midhanthu povadhu virunthu ingaeThat floating feast is right here,
Nadanthadhai yaaridam sollaTo whom can I tell what happened?
Male
Ondrum ondrum Saernthu vaazhnthaalIf one and one live together
Ondrum ondrum Saernthu vaazhnthaalIf one and one live together
Endrum inbam pakkamJoy will always be near
Female
Ondrai ondru unarnthu kondaalIf two understand each other
Ovvoru iravum sorkkamEvery night will be heaven
Male
Nenjae unakkoru virunthuO heart, here is a feast for you
Muzhu nilavinai saaraai pizhinthuSqueezing the full moon into juice
Female :Konjum thaen mozhi kalanthuMixing sweet honeyed words
Naan kodukkattumaa ennai maranthuShall I offer myself, forgetting myself?

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This song is a romantic composition expressing deep affection, passion, and the blissful celebration of togetherness. The lyrics poetically compare love and emotional intimacy to a sumptuous feast prepared from squeezed moonlight and honeyed words. The lovers share playful banters, affirming mutual devotion, and describing their union as a heavenly experience where every night turns into paradise.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Uruvagaim / Metaphor (உருவகம்)

Muzhu nilavinai saaraai pizhinthu / Konjum thaen mozhi kalanthu cooks a feast for the heart.

Hyperbole & Romantic Imagery

Thendral poga idamillaamal / Saernthu paarkkalaam konjam

Ethukai (Second-letter Rhyme)

Ondrum ondrum Saernthu vaazhnthaal / Ondrai ondru unarnthu kondaal

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Trivia

'Pennai Vazha Vidungal' (1969) featured lyrics penned by the legendary Kaviarasu Kannadasan. The track stands out for Kannadasan's evocative use of sensory Tamil vocabulary—such as moonlight juice, rosewater rivers, and sandalwood paste—to portray intimacy with utmost grace.

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