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shenNdil ANDavan (Class) - Kharaharapriya - Rupakam - Papanasam Sivan
Full Notation -> www.shivkumar.org/music
shenNdil ANDavan
Ragam: Kharaharapriya
{22th melakartha ragam}
Kharaharapriya - Wikipedia
Arohana: S R2 G2 M1 P D2 N2 S ||
Avarohana: S
N2 D2 P M1 G2 R2 S ||
Talam: Rupakam
Composer: Papanasam
Sivan
Version: Ram Kaushik (YouTube Original)
Lyrics & Meanings Courtesy: Lakshman Ragde, ChatGPT Plus with author’s edits
Youtube Class:
Audio MP3 Class: http://www.shivkumar.org/music/shendil-andavan-class.mp3
Pallavi:
shenNdil ANDavan
shiva kumaran sEvaDi paNivOmE tiru
Anupallavi:
undik-kamalap-perumAn
tirumAl marugan Arumukhan
Charanam:
vElan vaLLi
devAnai lOlan tAL tozhum anbar bAlaka murugan kOla mayil vAhana karuNAlavAla
shIlan guha perumAn rAmadAsan agham vaLar SaNmukhap-perumAn
Meaning: (ChatGPT Plus with edits by author):
Pallavi (P):
Sahityam: "shenNdil ANDavan shiva kumaran sEvaDi paNivOmE tiru"
Meaning: "We will worship the holy feet of Lord Muruga, the
ruler of Thiruchendur and the son of Shiva."
shenNdil: referring to Thiruchendur, a town known for its Murugan temple
ANDavan: the ruler or lord
shiva kumaran: son of Shiva
sEvaDi: feet
paNivOmE: we will worship
tiru: holy or sacred
Anupallavi (A):
Sahityam: "undik-kamalap-perumAn tirumAl marugan Arumukhan"
Meaning: "Lord Muruga, known as Arumukhan, is the nephew of
Lord Vishnu, who reclines on the banyan leaf."
undik-kamalap-perumAn: the one who reclines on the banyan leaf (referring
to Lord Vishnu)
tirumAl: another name for Lord Vishnu
marugan: nephew of
Arumukhan: the six-faced one
Charanam (C):
Sahityam: "vElan vaLLi devAnai lOlan tAL tozhum anbar bAlaka murugan”.
Meaning: "Lord Muruga, the bearer of the Vel, beloved of
Valli and Devanai, worshipped by his devoted followers.
vElan: the bearer of the Vel (spear)
vaLLi devAnai lOlan: the beloved of Valli and Devanai
tAL tozhum anbar bAlaka: worshipped by devoted followers
murugan: Lord Muruga
Sahityam: ”kOla mayil vAhana karuNAlavAla shIlan guha perumAn rAmadAsan agham vaLar
SaNmukhap-perumAn"
Meaning: ”He rides a
beautiful peacock. He is full of compassion and virtue, known as Guha, the
great one. He is the remover of sins, the six-faced lord."
kOla mayil vAhana: the one with the beautiful peacock as his vehicle
karuNAlavAla: full of compassion
shIlan: virtuous
guha: another name for Muruga, meaning 'cave'
perumAn: the great one
rAmadAsan agham vaLar: remover of Ramadasa's sins
SaNmukhap-perumAn: the six-faced lord
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shenNdil ANDavan
Ragam: Kharaharapriya
{22th melakartha ragam}
Kharaharapriya - Wikipedia
Arohana: S R2 G2 M1 P D2 N2 S ||
Avarohana: S
N2 D2 P M1 G2 R2 S ||
Talam: Rupakam
Composer: Papanasam
Sivan
Version: Ram Kaushik (YouTube Original)
Lyrics & Meanings Courtesy: Lakshman Ragde, ChatGPT Plus with author’s edits
Youtube Class:
Audio MP3 Class: http://www.shivkumar.org/music/shendil-andavan-class.mp3
Pallavi:
shenNdil ANDavan
shiva kumaran sEvaDi paNivOmE tiru
Anupallavi:
undik-kamalap-perumAn
tirumAl marugan Arumukhan
Charanam:
vElan vaLLi
devAnai lOlan tAL tozhum anbar bAlaka murugan kOla mayil vAhana karuNAlavAla
shIlan guha perumAn rAmadAsan agham vaLar SaNmukhap-perumAn
Meaning: (ChatGPT Plus with edits by author):
Pallavi (P):
Sahityam: "shenNdil ANDavan shiva kumaran sEvaDi paNivOmE tiru"
Meaning: "We will worship the holy feet of Lord Muruga, the
ruler of Thiruchendur and the son of Shiva."
shenNdil: referring to Thiruchendur, a town known for its Murugan temple
ANDavan: the ruler or lord
shiva kumaran: son of Shiva
sEvaDi: feet
paNivOmE: we will worship
tiru: holy or sacred
Anupallavi (A):
Sahityam: "undik-kamalap-perumAn tirumAl marugan Arumukhan"
Meaning: "Lord Muruga, known as Arumukhan, is the nephew of
Lord Vishnu, who reclines on the banyan leaf."
undik-kamalap-perumAn: the one who reclines on the banyan leaf (referring
to Lord Vishnu)
tirumAl: another name for Lord Vishnu
marugan: nephew of
Arumukhan: the six-faced one
Charanam (C):
Sahityam: "vElan vaLLi devAnai lOlan tAL tozhum anbar bAlaka murugan”.
Meaning: "Lord Muruga, the bearer of the Vel, beloved of
Valli and Devanai, worshipped by his devoted followers.
vElan: the bearer of the Vel (spear)
vaLLi devAnai lOlan: the beloved of Valli and Devanai
tAL tozhum anbar bAlaka: worshipped by devoted followers
murugan: Lord Muruga
Sahityam: ”kOla mayil vAhana karuNAlavAla shIlan guha perumAn rAmadAsan agham vaLar
SaNmukhap-perumAn"
Meaning: ”He rides a
beautiful peacock. He is full of compassion and virtue, known as Guha, the
great one. He is the remover of sins, the six-faced lord."
kOla mayil vAhana: the one with the beautiful peacock as his vehicle
karuNAlavAla: full of compassion
shIlan: virtuous
guha: another name for Muruga, meaning 'cave'
perumAn: the great one
rAmadAsan agham vaLar: remover of Ramadasa's sins
SaNmukhap-perumAn: the six-faced lord