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Idathu padam Thooki aadum

Ragam: Khamas {28th Melakartha (Kharaharapriya) Janyam}

ARO:  S M1 G3 M1 N2 D2 N2 P D2 N2 S  ||

AVA: S N2 D2 P M1 G3 R2 S    ||

More: http://www.somasthyagaraja.com/2008/03/ragam-kamas.html

Talam: Adi

Composer: Papanasam Sivan

Version: Ram Kaushik

Meanings Courtesy:  P.R.Ramachander  (http://translationsofsomesongsofcarnticmusic.blogspot.com.au/2012/10/idathu-padam-thooki-aadum.html)

Pallavi:

iDadu padam tUkki ADum naTarAjanaDi paNivaiyE nenjE

Anupallavi:

paDa aravADa puliyadaLADa bhaktargaL jaya jaya enavE

puli patanjali iru kaN kuLira tillaiyilE

Charanam:

tiruvaDi shilambugaL galIr galIrena tirumuDi iLamadiyoLi paLIr paLIrena

dhimi taka tarikiTa tOm ena tirumaal maddaLam adhira

shivakAmi maNALan tirucciTrambalam tanil punnakaiyO

Meanings Courtesy:  P.R.Ramachander  (http://translationsofsomesongsofcarnticmusic.blogspot.com.au/2012/10/idathu-padam-thooki-aadum.html)

P: Oh mind (“nenje”), bow (“panivaye”) before the feet of Nataraja,

Who is dancing (“aadum”) by lifting his  left feet (“idadhu padam”).

A: With snake with hood (“paDa aravu”) dancing (“Ada”), with his tiger  (“puli”) cloth  dress (“yada”) dancing (“laada”),

With devotees (“bhaktargal”) shouting  (“enavE”) “Victory, victory” (“jaya jaya”)

Vyagrapada  and Patanjali  in Chidambaram  (“tillayilE”) that brings joy to our eyes (“iru kaN KuLira”).

C: The anklets (“shilambugaL”)  of the holy feet (“tiruvaDi”) making sound Galir (“galIr galIrena”).

The crescent moon (“iLamadiyoLi”) on his head (“tirumuDi”)  shining brightly  (“paLIr paLIrena”),

Lord Vishnu playing (“tirumaal maddaLam adhira”) , Dimikita, tharikita thom on mrudangam,

The consort (“maNALan”) of Shivakami  danced  in (“tanil”) Chidambaram  (“tirucciTrambalam”) with a smile (“punnakaiyO”).