Guest guest Posted May 24, 2000 Report Share Posted May 24, 2000 Sridhar sent me this original text, which I corrected and converted to ITRANS. I have also supplied a brief meaning. Please send your corrections and comments to the list. Most of the kR^itis by paapanaasam sivan is available in http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/1428/ We should collect all those on ambaaL and post it to the list (possibly with meanings). kR^iti thaamasamaa ammaa Langauage Tamil Composer paapanaasam sivan raagam kunthaLavaraaLi taaLam aadi Format ITRANS pallavi \\ thaamasamaa ammaa i^n^num undha^n thaaLi^naith thuNaiye^nRu nambi^na e^naiyaaLa \\ anupallavi \\ kaama krOdhaadhi aRupagai upaadhi kaLiyaaTTam Oyndhu^nRa^n kazaliNaikkaaLakka \\ charaNam \\ uuzvi^nai valiyaal e^n vaazvu paazaaga u^n thiruvuLach chammadhamO viizvadhu uNaraamal viLaiyaaDum magavaith thaay vEDikkai paarppathuNDO e^n ammaa Brief translation: ================== pallavi Mother, your lotus feet alone is my support, yet to take control over me and rule me, why are you delaying? anupallavi The tormenting six foes (kaama, krodha, lobha, moha, mada and maatsarya) limit me and play havoc on me. To end this and make me worthy of thy feet why are you delaying further? charaNam Is it your divine will that I should be destroyed due to my fate (puurva karma)? Is it OK with you? Have you ever seen a mother merely witnessing her child fall without rushing to help when it is playing? Why are you delaying save me O my mother? Some word meanings ============= thaamasam - derives from sanskrit tamas. Means sluggishly, slowly, delaying. Now it is written as thaamadam in modern tamil. taaL - feet thuNai - support, guide, refuge kazal - an ornament adorning feet, here it refers to feet. upaadhi- limitation kaLi - rejoice (refer to kaLippu, kaLiththal) aaTTam - dance kaLiyaattam - dancing wildly in joy. Here the six enemies are doing this for their victory over the devotee. magavu - child uuzivinai - fate, puurva karma, destiny. vinai means karma vali - strength (compare valimai) thiruvuLam - divine will Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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