Pallavi: KaLLu sakkare kolliro |<\/p>\n
Buy the sugar candy
\n( koLLu = buy, koLLiro = you all buy , sakkare = sugar , kaLLu = stone or hard; here it means hard. )<\/p>\n
KaLLu sakkare koLLiro neevellaroo ||
\n( neevellaroo = all of you)<\/p>\n
KaLLu sakkare kolliro ….<\/p>\n
KaLLu sakkare savi ballavare ballaru<\/p>\n
The sweetness of the sugar candy is known to the one who know
\n( savi= sweetness, ballavare = people who know or have the knowledge , ballaru = they know)<\/p>\n
Anu pallavi: Pulla lochana shree Krishna namavemba
\nKaLLu sakkare kolliro||<\/p>\n
(You all )Buy the sugar candy that is
\nThe lotus eyed shree Krishna’s name<\/p>\n
(Pulla= flower. Here it must mean lotus, lochana = eyes, naama + emba = namavemba = that name)<\/p>\n
Charana 1: ettu HerugaLinda hottu
\nmaaruvudalla<\/p>\n
It is not something that is sold like such things that oxen ( or other such animals) are made to carry<\/p>\n
( ettu= ox, horigalu= oxen, hottu = carry, maaruvudalla = maaruvudu(to sell)+ alla (not, no))<\/p>\n
Hoth hottigONiyoL tumbuvudalla<\/p>\n
It is not something tat you fill a sack with frequently
\n( hoth = hottu = carry, hottigOniyoL = hotti ( to carry) + gONi( sack) + oL ( inside, in))<\/p>\n
etta hodaroo baadige sunkavidakkilla<\/p>\n
There is no rent or tax on it wherever you take it<\/p>\n
( etta = where, where ever. Hodaroo = go( even if you go) . Baadige = rent, sunkavidakkilla = sunka ( tax)+ idakke ( for this) + illa (no, none) )<\/p>\n
Uttama sarakidu ati laabha taruvantha<\/p>\n
( uttama = the best. Sarakidu = saraku( commodity) + Idu ( this) . Ati = the most. Laabha = profit. Taruvantha = taruvudu ( will bring) + anta ( like that) )<\/p>\n
It is the best commodity the will bring the most profit<\/p>\n
KaLLu sakkare kolliro<\/p>\n
Buy that sugar candy<\/p>\n
Charana 2: sante santege hogi shrama padisuvudalla<\/p>\n
It won’t make you work hard by making you go from one ( market) fair to another<\/p>\n
( sante = village or market fair. Santege = to the market fair. Hogi = to go. Shrama = work, hard work. PaDisuvudalla = paDisuvudu ( will make you ) + alla ( won’t ) )<\/p>\n
SanteyoLage ittu maaruvudalla<\/p>\n
It is not something that is sold in a market fair<\/p>\n
( santeyOLage = sante + OLaGe( inside, in) . Ittu = keep. Maaruvudalla ( see first charana))<\/p>\n
Santata bhaktara naalige savigOmba<\/p>\n
Something that is always sweetens the tongue of the devotees<\/p>\n
( Santata = always. Bhaktara = devotees. Naalige = tongue . SavigOmba = that sweetens )<\/p>\n
Kaanta purandaravitthala naamavemba<\/p>\n
Beloved purandavitthala ‘s name<\/p>\n
( kaanta = beloved . Naamavemba ( see anupallavi))<\/p>\n
KaLLu sakkare kolliro<\/p>\n
Buy that sugar candy<\/p>\n
I have just wrote the meanings of the words as is. But this song is not just that. There is a lot of philosophy in the song which I can’t explain ( as I haven’t understood). If someone here can explain it, I would greatly appreciate that. I am also posting the link to the video of this song in the movie kanteredu nodu.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Pallavi: KaLLu sakkare kolliro | Buy the sugar candy ( koLLu = buy, koLLiro = you all buy , sakkare = sugar , kaLLu = stone or hard; here it means hard. ) KaLLu sakkare koLLiro neevellaroo || ( neevellaroo … Continue reading