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pAsuram

sengaNALi ittiRainjum singavEL kunRudaiya
engaL Isan empirAnai irundhamizh nURpulavan
mangaiyALan mannu thol sIr vaNdaRai thArkkaliyan
sengaiyALan senjol mAlai vallavar thIdhilarE

Word-by-Word meanings

sem – reddish
kaN – having eyes
ALi – lions
ittu – offered (the objects for worship at the divine feet)
iRainjum – surrendering
singavEL kunRu – singavEL kunRam (hill)
udaiya – having as his abode
engaL – even for us who are samsAris (materialistic people)
Isan – being the lord
empirAnai – on sarvESvaran who is my benefactor
iru – great
thamizh nUl – in thamizh SAsthram
pulavan – being an expert
mangai ALan – being the king of thirumangai region
thol mannu – eternally remaining
sIr – wealth
vaNdu – beetles
aRai – making noise
thAr – garland
sem kai ALan – being very generous
kaliyan – mercifully spoken by thirumangai AzhwAr
sem sol mAlai – garland of honest words
vallavar – those who can learn
thIdhu ilar – will be free from evil aspects.

Simple translation

sarvESvaran who is my benefactor is having singavEL kunRam as his abode, where lions having reddish eyes offered objects for worship and surrendered unto him; he is the lord even for us who are samsAris (materialistic people); on such sarvESvaran, thirumangai AzhwAr who is an expert in great thamizh SAsthram and is the king of thirumangai region, who is having eternally remaining wealth and wearing garland where beetles remain and make noise, who is very generous, mercifully spoke this decad which is a garland of honest words; those who can learn this decad will be free from evil aspects.

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

sem kaN … – Lions who have reddish eyes due to their vIraSrI (wealth of valour), will kill the animals which are inimical towards them, offer them as part of their worship and surrender unto sarvESvaran. SrI gaNtAkarNAzhwAn (a demon named gaNtA karNa, who became a devotee of emperumAn), killed a rishi and offered that body to krishNa saying “This is the meat of a brAhmaNa body; hence, it is the best; it is very fresh”. emperumAn has singavEL kunRam as his abode. The benefactor who presented himself so that even samsAris like us can go and surrender unto him.

irum thamizh nUl pulavan – One who has so much knowledge to see the end of the thamizh SAsthram (scriptures) which are boundless and are difficult to comprehend for anyone.

mangai ALan – The leader of thirumangai region.

mannu thol sIr … – One who has the eternal wealth of pArathanthryam (total dependence on bhagavAn). SrI rAmAyaNam bAla kANdam 18.28 “lakshmaNO lakshmI sampanna:” (lakshmaNa who is endowed with wealth of kainkaryam). AzhwAr who is wearing garland which is having beetles having drunk honey, keep humming.

sem kai ALan – Greatly generous. One who blessed this prabandham to be enjoyed by all.

sem sol mAlai vallavar – Those who are well learned in this decad which is a garland of honest words which reveal very complicated principles.

thIdhu ilarE – Since narasimhan emperumAn will eliminate the hurdles, they will not be affected by any evil aspects.

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pAsuram

nallai nenjE! nAm thozhudhum nammudai namperumAn
alli mAdhar pulga ninRa AyiranthOLanidam
nelli malgik kalludaippap pullilaiyArththu adharvAych
chillu chillenRollaRAdha singavEL kunRamE

Word-by-Word meanings

nammudai – being our refuge
namperumAn – being our lord
alli mAdhar – periya pirAttiyAr who has lotus flower as her residence
pulgu – to embrace
ninRa – one who mercifully resides
Ayiram thOLan – sarvESvaran who is having thousand divine shoulders, his
idam – abode is
nelli – gooseberry trees
malgi – filled
kal – rocks
udaippa – to break
pul ilai – palm leaf
Arththu – to make noise
adharvAy – in the path
silli – birds named “silveedu”
sil enRu ol aRAdha – to not let up on making noise which sounds in the tone “sil”
singavEL kunRam – singavEL kunRam ;
nallai nenjE – Oh mind who is agreeing with me!
nAm thozhudhum – We will (go there) and be uplifted by worshiping him

Simple translation

sarvESvaran who is having thousand divine shoulders, who is our refuge and lord, mercifully resides in singavEL kunRam, to be embraced by periya pirAttiyAr who has lotus flower as her residence; this abode is filled with gooseberry trees which will break the rocks, palm leaves make noise and birds named “silveedu” in the path do not let up on making noise sounds in the tone “sil”. Oh mind who is agreeing with me! We will (go there) and be uplifted by worshiping him.

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

nallai nenjE – Oh mind who agrees with me! Or, AzhwAr calls “Oh mind!” and says “I got the fortune to have you in line with my thoughts now!”

nAn thozhudhOm – We will worship and be uplifted. This is the verb/action for the whole decad.

nammudai namperumAn – sarvESvaran who is presenting himself to us as refuge, just as he is enjoyable for nithyasUris.

alli … – As brahmA et al surrender unto him and as dhEvathAs become scared and try to run away, periya pirAttiyAr will come and embrace him to reduce his anger thinking “His incarnation which is meant to destroy the enemies has ended up causing fear in the minds of devotees as well”.

Ayiram thOLan – When she embraces him, he will acquire thousand shoulder to embrace her.

nelli … – The gooseberry trees will grow abundantly and break the rocks. As the roots of the gooseberry trees spread, the rocks will break.

pul ilai Arththu – As the bamboos make noise. Or, as the palm leaves make noise.

adharvAy … – In the path. silli – silveedu bird. It will constantly make a sound “sil” – will repeat such sound. ollaRAdha – non-stop noise.

In the next article we will enjoy the next pAsuram.

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pAsuram

nAththazhumba nAnmuganum IsanumAy muraiyAl
Eththa angOrALariyAy irundha ammAnadhidam
kAyththa vAgai neRRolippak kalladhar vEyngazhai pOy
thEyththa thIyAl viN sivakkum singavEL kunRamE

Word-by-Word meanings

nA – tongue
thazhumba – to have scars
nAnmuganum – brahmA who has four faces
Isanum – rudhran
Ay – to not lose their position
muRaiyAl – in proper manner (that emperumAn is lord and we are servitors)
Eththa – as they praise
angu – there (remaining to be praised by them)
Or ALariyAy irundha ammAnadhidam – the abode where he is mercifully present as matchless narasimha
kAyththa – filled with unripe fruits
vAgai – vAgai (lebbeck) trees’
neRRu – nuts
olippa – to make noise
kal adhar – branching through rocks
vEyngazhai – tube shaped bamboo
pOy – growing to reach up to the sky
thEyththa – due to rubbing with each other
thIyAl – by the fire
viN – sky
sivakkum – become reddish
singavEL kunRamE – singavEL kunRam

Simple translation

brahmA who has four faces and rudhran praised the matchless narasimha in proper manner, to have scars on their tongue and to not lose their position; the abode where such narasimha is present is singavEL kunRam where the nuts of the lebbeck trees which are filled with unripe fruits, are making noise, and the tube shaped bamboos are branching through rocks, growing to reach up to the sky and turning the sky to be red due to the fire caused by the rubbing of those bamboos with each other.

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

• nA … – To have scars on the tongue, the four-faced brahmA and rudhran who is the head of dhEvathAs, who were roaming around in human disguise during the rein of hiraNyan, once such hiraNyan died, to not lose their position, came and praised emperumAn due to his natural lordship; the abode of such sarvESvara where he remains to be praised by them and is present in the form of narasimha which was previously unseen.
• kAyththa … – As the nuts make noise in the lebbeck tree which has many unripe fruits. These trees belong in desert lands and are highlighted.
• kal adhar vEyngazhai pOy – kazhai – mUngil – bamboo. adhar – vazhi – path. There are bamboos which grow through rocks – tube shaped bamboos. Those bamboos grew up to the sky, and caused fire rubbing with each other. Just as the sky will appear dark due to presence of clouds, here due to this fire, the sky appears reddish. With this, it is explained that – inside the abode, the praises of brahmA et al are heard; outside, the sound of the nuts of lebbeck trees is heard.

In the next article we will enjoy the next pAsuram.

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pAsuram

munaiththa sIRRam viN sudappOy mUvulagum piRavum
anaiththum anja ALariyAy irundha ammAnadhidam
kanaiththa thIyum kallumallA villudai vEdarumAyth
thinaiththanaiyum sella voNNAch  chingavEL kunRamE

Word-by-Word meanings

munaiththa sIRRam – great anger
pOy – leaving here
viN suda – reaching the sky and heating it up
mU ulagum – residents of all three worlds
piRavum – and
anaiththum – residents of brahma lOkam etc
anja – to fear
AL ariyAy – having narasimha form
irundha – mercifully seated
ammAnadhu – lord of all, his
idam – abode is
kanaiththa – making noise (while burning)
thIyum – fire
kallum – rocks (which are burning by that fire)
allA – more cruel than that
vil – bow
udai – having in hand
vEdarumAy – having hunters
thinaiththanaiyum – even for a moment (for non-devotees)
sella oNNA – unreachable
singavEL kunRamE – singavEL kunRam

Simple translation

The lord of all, having narasimha form,  mercifully seated while his great anger left here and reached the sky, heating it up, to cause fear for all the residents of the three worlds and brahma lOkam etc; his abode is singavEL kunRam, where the fire is making noise and where there are rocks and hunters having bow in their hands, who are more cruel than those fire and rocks, and which is unreachable even for a moment (for non-devotees).

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

• munaiththa … – The great anger reached up to the sky and heated it.
• mU ulagum ... – The three worlds (bhU:, bhuva: and svarga) and the abodes of brahmA et al became frightened fully; AL ari – masculine lion; or AzhwAr is speaking about the mix of human and lion traits.
• kanaiththa … – Fire which is making noise; while burning, the fire makes a cracking noise and the rocks which are burning in that fire like hay.
• allA … – Even one can step on such fire and rocks; but cannot face the hunters of that abode; such is their cruelty.
• thinaiththanaiyum … – The abode which cannot be reached by non-devotees to go and cast evil eye upon him.

In the next article we will enjoy the next pAsuram.

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pAsuram

erindha paingaN ilangu pEzhvAy eyiRRodu idhu evvuruvenRu
irindhu vAnOr kalangiyOda irundha ammAnadhidam
nerindha vEyin muzhaiyuL ninRu nIL neRivAy uzhuvai
thirindha Anaich chuvadu pArkkum singavEL kunRamE

Word-by-Word meanings

erindha – burning due to anger
pai – greenish
kaN – eyes
ilangu – radiant
pEzh vAy – having huge mouth
eyiRRodu – with teeth (looking at such a form)
idhu evvuru – what kind of a form is this?
enRu anji – fearing in such manner
vAnOr – dhEvathAs
irindhu – becoming scattered here and there
kalangi – hobbled
Oda – to run away
irundha – mercifully seated
ammAnadhu – sarvESvaran’s
idam – abode is
nerindha – joined together
vEyin – bamboo’s
muzhaiyuL ninRu – through the gap
uzhuvai – tigers
nIL neRivAy – in the vast path
thirindha – roaming around
Anai – elephants (which travelled)
suvadu – footprints
pArkkum – seeing (by observing the smell)
singavEL kunRamE – singavEL kunRam

Simple translation

dhEvathAs on seeing sarvESvaran having greenish eyes which are burning, radiant huge mouth with teeth, feared, thinking “What kind of a form is this?”, becoming scattered here and there, hobbled and ran away. The abode of such sarvESvaran where he is mercifully seated is singavEL kunRam where the tigers are seeing through the gaps in bamboos, which are joined together, at the footprints of the elephants which are roaming around in the vast path.

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

• erindha … – Seeing sarvESvaran’s form which is having eyes which are greenish matching the species, and are burning due to anger, radiant, huge mouth and teeth.
• idhu evvuru enRu – dhEvathAs feared thinking “We have not seen such a form previously. What kind of form is this?” made huge noise, became scattered, hobbled and ran away in such a manner that one [dhEvathA] does not enter another person’s space. Such sarvESvaran’s abode.
• nerindha … – Due to the dense presence of bamboos, they remained joined together. Through the gaps between such bamboos. uzhuvai – tiger. nIL neRivAy – In the vast path. Roaming around there …
• Anaich chuvadu pArkkum – To hit the elephants on their head and to consume their flesh, blood etc, the tigers will follow their footprints in the vast path. Just as narasimha will follow the footprints of the demoniac persons to kill them.

In the next article we will enjoy the next pAsuram.

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pAsuram

menRa pEzh vAy vAL eyiRROr kOLariyAy avuNan
ponRa Agam vaLLugirAl pOzhndha punidhanidam
ninRa sendhI moNdu sURai nIL visumbu Udiriya
senRu kANdaRkariya kOyil singavEL kunRamE

Word-by-Word meanings

menRa – (due to anger) chewing
pEzh vAy – huge mouth
vAL – sword like
eyiRu – teeth
kOL – strong
Or ariyAy – as matchless narasimha
ponRa – became destroyed (just on seeing that form)
avuNan – hiraNya, the demon, his
Agam – body
vaL ugirAl – with sharp, divine nail
pOzhndha – split into two parts
punidhan – sarvESvaran who has pure mind, where he is residing
idam – abode
ninRa – without any shortcoming
sem thI – reddish fire
sURai – tornado
moNdu – scooping it
nIL visumbu Udu – in the vast sky
iriya – since it is moving in a scattered manner
senRu – going to its vicinity
kANdaRku – to see
ariya – difficult for everyone
kOyil – divine abode
singavEL kunRamE – singavEL kunRam

Simple translation

Chewing his huge mouth with sword like teeth, as a strong, matchless narasimha, to destroy hiraNya, the demon, sarvESvaran who has pure mind, split his [hiraNya’s] body into two parts with sharp, divine nail; the divine abode where such sarvESvaran is residing is singavEL kunRam which is difficult for everyone to go and see, as the tornado scoops the reddish fire without any shortcoming, in the vast sky and is moving there in a scattered manner.

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

• menRa … – Being the strong, matchless narasimha whose huge mouth is puckered due to anger, having sword like teeth.
• avuNan ponRa – hiraNya became dead at the sight of narasimha.
• Agam … – Since emperumAn’s anger did not subdue still, he tore the dead body of hiraNya.
• punidhanidam – The purity of emperumAn who killed hiraNya considering hiraNya to be his own enemy instead of killing him considering to be enemy of others [his devotees], is thought about here.
• ninRa … – Fire will be present without any shortcoming, scooping it, the tornado will spread it in the vast sky. iriya – spread, making tumultuous noise. If recited as eriya, to make the sky as a stove and have the fire blazing there.
• senRu – Due to this situation, it is impossible for anyone to reach there. AzhwAr is becoming joyful thinking that just as paramapadham, we need not fear for this abode as well [i.e. very safe for emperumAn]

In the next article we will enjoy the next pAsuram.

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pAsuram

evvam vevvEl pon peyarOn Edhalan innuyirai
vavvi Agam vaLLugirAl vagirndha ammAnadhidam
kavvu nAyum kazhugum uchchip pOdhodu kAl suzhanRu
dheyvam allAl sella oNNAch chingavEL kunRamE

Word-by-Word meanings

evvam – causing sorrow
vem – cruel
vEl – having spear
Edhalan – enemy
pon peyarOn – hiraNya’s
in uyirai – good life
vavvi – snatched
Agam – (his) body
vaL ugirAl vagirndha ammAnadhidam – the abode of the lord who tore with his strong divine nail
kavvum – biting (those who are seen)
nAyum – dogs
kazhugum – (similar) eagles
uchhip pOdhodu – with sun
kAl suzhanRu – to have the feet hobble
dheyvam allAl – except for the devotees who worship him with love
sella oNNA – not possible to go and reach
singavEL kunRam – singavEL kunRam

Simple translation

hiraNya, the enemy, is having cruel spear which causes sorrow; the abode of the lord who tore such hiraNya’s body with his strong divine nail and snatched his good life, is singavEL kunRam where the dogs and eagles are biting, the sun will make the feet hobble, and which is not possible to reach except for the devotees who worship him with love.

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

• evvam vevvEl pon peyarOn – Just on seeing his form where he holds the spear in his hand, one will feel the pain of such spear piercing through the body. One who has the cruel spear which causes sorrow; his name – hiraNya. evvam – sorrow. Edhalan – enemy. When he became an enemy to the child prahlAdha, he automatically becomes an enemy to emperumAn as well. krishNa said “We cannot consume food in enemy’s home”. When dhuryOdhana became inimical towards pANdavas, he became an enemy to krishNa too. His dear life. vavvi – snatching. As said in SrIvishNu purANam 1.19.24 “papau janArdhana: krudhdha:” (janArdhana who was angry, swallowed).
• kavvu nAyum – The dog which bites anyone it sees, and the eagles which are similar.
• uchchip pOdhodu kAl suzhanRu – Even the sun will hobble in that abode. Alternative explanation. uchchip pOdhu – sun; along with the sun, the dog and eagle which bite, will all hobble. Another explanation – in the noon time when the sun is at the top, kAl – wind, wind will come twirling. Here, the heat of the land is explained. AzhwAr who desires to go to and reach that abode is saying “none other than devotees can reach” because there is no one who can see the beauty of narasimha and cast an evil eye on him. AzhwArs are of the nature of singing pallANdu as said in thiruppallANdu 6 “andhiyam pOdhil ari uruvAgi ariyai azhiththavanaip pandhanai thIrap pallANdu” (I seek long life for emperumAn who assumed the form of narasimha at sunset and destroyed the enemy, to eliminate his fatigue). The abode cannot be reached by non-devotees. Those who are similar to hiraNya cannot reach there.

In the next article we will enjoy the next pAsuram.

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pAsuram

Eyndha pEzhvAy vALeyiRROr kOlariyAy avuNan
vAyndha Agam vaLLugirAl vagirndha ammAnadhidam
Oyndha mAvum udaindha kunRum anRiyum ninRazhalAl
thEyndha vEyum alladhillach chingavEL kunRamE

Word-by-Word meanings

Eyndha – matching his form
pEzh – huge
vAy – mouth
vAL – sword like
eyiRu – teeth
Or – matchless
kOL – strong
ariyAy – being narasimha
avuNan – hiraNya, who is demoniac
vAyndha – grown to match narasimha’s form
Agam – body
vaL ugirAl – with sharp divine nail
vagirndha – easily tore and threw
ammAnadhu – sarvESvaran’s
idam – abode
Oyndha – tired (due to roaming around in barren lands)
mAvum – animals
udaindha – broken (by heat)
kunRum – small hills
anRiyum – further
ninRu – having within
azhalAl – by fire
thEyndha – remaining as half burnt
vEyum – bamboo
alladhu – other than those
illA – nothing else is present
singavEL kunRam – singavEL kunRam

Simple translation

Being a matchless strong narasimha having huge mouth and sword like teeth which match his form, sarvESvaran easily tore the demoniac hiraNya’s body which had grown to match his [emperumAn’s] form and threw it; the divine abode of such sarvESvaran is singavEL kunRam where tired animals, small broken hills, and further the bamboo which has fire within and remains as half burnt are only present and nothing else is present.

Highlights from vyAkyAnam (Commentary)

• Eyndha … – Having huge mouth [and teeth] matching his great divine form; sword like teeth; alternatively – radiant teeth.
• Or kOLariyAy – Strong, matchless narasimha. avuNan’s – the demoniac one’s; vAyndha Agam – the body which had grown matching narasimha’s form; the divine abode of sarvESvaran who tore such body with his sharp divine nail.
• Oyndha mAvum – Due to roaming around the barren lands, the animals which live in that region will also be tired.
• udaindha kunRum – The small hills which are broken due to the heat, and will break further on coming in contact with anything. Further, the bamboo which has fire inside and is half-burnt due to that. singavEL kunRam has nothing other than these. The bamboos which are burnt due to the fire within. [Still] For AzhwAr, this abode appears similar to SrIrangam which is described in thirumAlai 14 “vaNdinamuralum sOlai” (gardens where the swarm of bees keep humming). It is said in thiruvAimozhi 5.10.2 “adhu idhu udhu ennal Avana valla” (without distinguishing between that activity, this activity or the other activity, everything related to you is desirable). Desiring something implies, what is seen as fault in that by others, will be seen as desirable in the same thing by us.

In the next article we will enjoy the next pAsuram.

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SrIvaishNava education/kids portal – http://pillai.koyil.org