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Lyrics & meaning

Varavendum Vaazhkkaiyil

From Mayangukiral Oru Maadhu · 1975

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singer
K. J. Yesudas
Music director
Vijaya Bhaskar
Details
Mayangukiral Oru Maadhu1975

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasanthamSpring should arrive in life
Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbamIt must grant the joy of growing love
Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasanthamSpring should arrive in life
Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbamIt must grant the joy of growing love
Male
Unakkena naanum enakena neeyumMe for you, and you for me
Illaram thodarattum inithaaga endrumMay domestic life continue sweetly forever
Male
Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasanthamSpring should arrive in life
Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbamIt must grant the joy of growing love
Male
Unthan mugam paarththaal ullam kulirumLooking at your face cools my heart
Unthan vizhi pattaal ennam malarumWhen your eyes touch me, my thoughts blossom
Unthan mugam paarththaal ullam kulirumLooking at your face cools my heart
Unthan vizhi pattaal ennam malarumWhen your eyes touch me, my thoughts blossom
Male
Kaaviyam pol thodarattumaeMay it continue like an epic poem
Kaaviyam pol thodarattumaeMay it continue like an epic poem
En kadhal saamrajyam nilaiyaagavaeMay my kingdom of love remain permanent
Male
Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasanthamSpring should arrive in life
Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbamIt must grant the joy of growing love
Male
Chinna kannan piranthaan illam valaraLittle Krishna was born so the household prospers
Nenjil vaiththu valarppaen oor pugazhaI will nurture him in my heart so the town praises him
Chinna kannan piranthaan illam valaraLittle Krishna was born so the household prospers
Nenjil vaiththu valarppaen oor pugazhaI will nurture him in my heart so the town praises him
Male
Vaazhaiyadi vaazhaiyena valarattumMay it flourish generation after generation like plantain shoots
Vaazhaiyadi vaazhaiyena valarattumMay it flourish generation after generation like plantain shoots
Edhir kaalam inithaagavaeMay the future be sweet
Male
Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasanthamSpring should arrive in life
Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbamIt must grant the joy of growing love
Male
Nallathoru manaivi nalla pillaiA good wife and a good child
Amainthavar vaazhkkaiyil inbam kollaiThose blessed with them have endless joy in life
Nallathoru manaivi nalla pillaiA good wife and a good child
Amainthavar vaazhkkaiyil inbam kollaiThose blessed with them have endless joy in life
Male
Koduththu vaithaen anupavithaenI am truly blessed, I have experienced this
Koduththu vaithaen anupavithaenI am truly blessed, I have experienced this
Avan thantha parisukku nandri solvaenI will express my gratitude for the gift God gave me
Male
Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasanthamSpring should arrive in life
Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbamIt must grant the joy of growing love
Male
Unakkena naanum enakena neeyumMe for you, and you for me
Illaram thodarattum inithaaga endrumMay domestic life continue sweetly forever
Male
Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasanthamSpring should arrive in life
Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbamIt must grant the joy of growing love

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

'Varavendum Vaazhkkaiyil Vasantham' is a classic Tamil song expressing deep gratitude and joy for a peaceful, loving family life. The speaker celebrates the harmony shared with his wife and the arrival of a child, viewing domestic happiness as a divine gift and an eternal kingdom of love. He prays for their lineage and future to bloom continuously with sweetness and prosperity across generations.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Monai (Alliteration)

Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasantham

Repetition of the initial 'V' sound across words creates rhythm and flow.

Edhugai (Assonance/Rhyme)

Varavendum vaazhkkaiyil vasantham / Adhu tharavendum valarkadhal inbam

Rhyming of the second letter 'ra' in consecutive lines.

Simile (Uvamai)

Kaaviyam pol thodarattumae

Comparing the continuity of love and married life to an epic poem ('Kaaviyam pol').

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

En kadhal saamrajyam nilaiyaagavae

Describing the family life as a 'kingdom of love' ('kadhal saamrajyam').

Cultural Metaphor

Vaazhaiyadi vaazhaiyena valarattum

Using 'Vaazhaiyadi vaazhai' (plantain tree shoots growing continuously from roots) to signify generational continuity and prosperity.

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Trivia

Composed by Vijaya Bhaskar for the 1975 film 'Mayangukiral Oru Maadhu', directed by S. P. Muthuraman, this iconic song features lyrics by Kannadasan and a soulful rendition by K. J. Yesudas, remaining a timeless anthem for marital happiness in Tamil cinema.

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