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Isaimozhi
Lyrics & meaning

Pesadha Mozhi

From Pandhattam · 1974

Lyricist
Vaali
Singers
B. S. Sasirekha, Kovai Soundararajan
Music director
Vaali
Details
Pandhattam1974

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
…………….Female: (Vocalizing)
Female :…………..There is a unspoken language
Female
Pesaatha mozhi ondru unduMale: To speak it, there are four eyes
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu unduFemale: The first glance
Female :Mudhal paarvaiMale: The first word
Male :Mudhal vaarthaiFemale: If spoken, it will grow on its own
Female : Adhai sonaal thannaal valarumThere is a unspoken language
Female
Pesaatha mozhi ondru unduMale: To speak it, there are four eyes
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu unduDid Mars and the Moon become a woman?
Male
Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanathoCome to touch, cradle, and praise
Thottu thaalaatta paaraatta varavendumDid Mars and the Moon become a woman?
Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanathoCome to touch, cradle, and praise
Thottu thaalaatta paaraatta varavendumLet a little time pass
Female
Konjam pozhuthaagattumLet the heart gain courage later
Nenjam thunivaagattum pinbuLet a crore of new songs be created then
Oru kodi pudhupaadal uruvaagattumDraped and arriving with flower-adorned hair
Male
Kattu poonkuzhalil moodi varumFemale: Womanly beauty will come seeking
Female :Penn azhagu thedi varumMale: The happiness obtained will be tenfold-million
Male : Vantha sugam kodi perumThere is a unspoken language
Female
Pesaatha mozhi ondru unduMale: To speak it, there are four eyes
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu unduIs the thread-like waist swaying as the saree pallu bounces?
Male
Munthaanai panthaadum idai noolaattamoWill you give a little space for me to dance gently?
Mella naan aadd idam konjam tharumoIs the thread-like waist swaying as the saree pallu bounces?
Munthaanai panthaadum idai noolaattamoWill you give a little space for me to dance gently?
Mella naan aadd idam konjam tharumoThe woman giving one half
Female
Mangai oru paathiyumAnd the king giving the other half
Mannan maru paathiyum thanthuWe can climb on each other's lap and play
Madimeedhu kudiyaeri vilaiyaadalaamThat golden world will always come
Male
Antha ponnulagam endrum varumFemale: As soon as you say it, it will come today
Female :Sonnavudan indru varumMale: From today onwards, it will come forever
Male :Indru mudhal endrum varumThere is a unspoken language
Female
Pesaatha mozhi ondru unduMale: To speak it, there are four eyes
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

The song 'Pesaatha Mozhi Ondru Undu' expresses the silent, non-verbal language of love between two lovers. It highlights how lovers communicate through their eyes (four eyes meeting) without needing spoken words, where silent glances and implicit feelings nurture deep affection.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu

Describing the eyes meeting as four eyes speaking an unspoken language ('Pesaatha mozhi ondru undu, adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu').

Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navortchi)

Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanatho

Comparing the female protagonist's beauty to celestial bodies ('Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanatho').

Emoni / Rhyme (Monai)

Mangai oru paathiyum / Mannan maru paathiyum

Alliteration of the initial 'M' sound across lines ('Mangai', 'Mannan', 'Madimeedhu').

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Trivia

Composed by Shankar Ganesh with lyrics penned by Vaali, 'Pandhattam' (1974) features dynamic romantic duets typical of the 1970s Tamil film era, sung by Kovai Soundararajan and B. S. Sasireka.

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