Unai Nambinen Ayya
By
Muthu Thandavar
Translated by
P.R.Ramachander
Ragam Keeravani
THalam Aadhi
Pallavi
Unai Nambinen Ayya (Naan)
Pallavi
Oh sir , I believed in you.
Anupallavi
Nagam punai
Shambho Nataraja, puliyr Vaazhum
eesa.
Anupallavi
Oh Shiva who wears
the snake, Oh God who lives in Puliyur.
Charanam
1.Iruvar tham isai konda, that ha, thithi yenum
nadam cheyyum ingitha POrpada,
Thirunavulooran
vidu dhoothaa , Shivakami oru Bhaga
, Chidambara Nadhaa.
Charanam
1.Oh God with
golden feet who dances pleasantly for the music of two like Thatha,
Thithi,
Oh emissary send by the one in Thirunavalur, Who has Parvathi on one
side and is Lord
of Chidambaram.
2.Mazhuvinai darikkindra kaiyaa, KOndrai malar malai, punaigindra vadi chuddar meyya,
Yezhu puvi thudikkindra thuyya , anmbar idamai
irundhu inbam udanalum ayya.
2.Oh lord with the axe in his hand , who has a shining
body and wears a garland of kondrai flowers,
Oh pure one praised by seven worlds< Oh Lord who sits
on the left side of devotees and rules along with them and takes pleasure.
3.Nediya maal
thedi kaanathu yengum
nirainthavaa, yelumbu yellam aninthidum poonaa,
Adiyavar thozhum
thamizh pana, thillayampathi Nataraja , Ambalavavana.
3. Oh God who is everywhere but
the tall Lord Vishnu searched and
could not see you anywhere,
Oh Tamil musician who is saluted by devotees
, Oh Nataraja of Chidambaram , Oh
Ambalavana.
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