Endappikkombe rangayyana endappikkombe |
\nWhen will I embrace my lord rangayya o! When will I embrace him<\/p>\n
Endappikkombe = endu (=when) + appikkombe = appikolluve( = will I embrace , will I hug)<\/p>\n
Rangayyana= Rangayya(name of Krishna\/ Vishnu ( check Vishnu sahasranama for meaning of this name) )’s<\/p>\n
Endappikkombe nanendu muddaaduve<\/p>\n
When will I embrace him, when will I kiss him<\/p>\n
Naanendu = naanu ( = me, I ) + endu (=when)
\nMuddaaduve = kissing affectionately, like mother does a baby<\/p>\n
Endige savi maatnaadi naa taNive||<\/p>\n
When will I speak sweetly to him and feel satisfied<\/p>\n
Endige = what day, when
\nSavi = sweet
\nMaatanaadi= maatannu( = speak, talk)
\nNaa = me, I
\nTanive = will be satisfied<\/p>\n
Anduge paadada gejje ghalu ghalurendu
\nChendaagi kuniva mukundana charaNava||<\/p>\n
Those feet, adorned with anklets, of the
\nBeautifully dancing Mukunda|| when will I embrace||<\/p>\n
Anduge = a circular gold ring worn around the ankles ( women wear a chain around the ankle, men wear this bangle like ornament)
\n Padada = ( pada = feet) of the feet
\nGejje= tiny bells ( tiny bells attached to the anduge)
\nGhalu = sound made by the bells
\nGhalurendu = ghaluru + endu (= like that)
\nChendaagi = chendavaagi = (chenda = Beautiful) beautifully
\nKuniva = jumping, dancing
\nMukundana =mukunda’s = Krishna’s
\nCharanva = (charana = feet) that feet<\/p>\n
honnugurudidaara hoLeva peetaambara
\nChennaagi naduvilitta jaahnavijanakana||<\/p>\n
Ganga’s ( river) father wearing the yellow garment tied to his waist and wearing the gold finger rings and also the gold waist band.|| when will I embrace||<\/p>\n
Honnunurudidaara = honnu (=gold) +ungura(=finger ring) + udidaara (= a thread or gold chain worn around the waist)
\nHoLeva = ( hole = to shine) shining, flashing, bright
\nPeetambara = peeta (=yellow, golden) + ambara (= cloth)
\nChennaagi = ( chenna = nice) nicely, beautifully
\nNaduvalitta= naduvu(= in the middle, waist) alli (= there )+ itta( = kept )
\nJahnavi = ganga ( she comes out of jahnu muni’s thigh and hence his daughter, jahnavi)
\nJanaka= father ( Vishnu creates ganga and hence he is her father)<\/p>\n
AraLle maagaayi korala muttina haara
\nTaraLara odagoodi muraLiya lolana||<\/p>\n
The one playing the flute surrounded by the ladies, wearing the pearl necklace, the peeple leaf pendant and the waistband having the mango motif|| when will I embrace him||<\/p>\n
Aralele = AraLi (= peeple tree, sacred fig tree, ficus religiosa) + ele ( leaf )
\nMaagaayee = mango<\/p>\n
Ornaments of young Krishna a pendant,on a thread, in the shape of a peeple leaf and maagayee is the chain worn on the waist. This had the mango design.<\/p>\n
Korala = ( koralu = neck) around the neck
\nMuttina = ( muttu= pearl) of pearls
\nHaara = garland, necklace
\nTaralara = ( tarale= girl, young lady) young ladies
\nOdagoodi = among , with , surrounded by
\nMuraLiya = ( murali = flute) flute’s
\nLolana = with, entertains
\n( Krishna is Murali Lola, one who enjoys playing the flute, entertains by playing the flute or is with the flute)<\/p>\n
AppaNNa bhaagavatana roopavu taanaagi
\nTuppada bindige tanda sarpashayanana ||<\/p>\n
The one who came in the guise of appanna bhagavata( student of Purandara dasaru)
\nWho brought the metal ghee pot oh! One who has the snake as bed || when will I embrace||<\/p>\n
Appanna bhagavata = a student of Purandara dasaru
\nRupavu =in the guise
\nTaanaagi = taanu (= himself ) + aagi ( = became)
\nTuppada = ( tuppa = ghee) of ghee
\nBindige = a pot made of metal
\nTanda = brought
\nSarpashayanana = sarpa (= snake ) + shayanana ( shayana = bed, shayanana = one who has the bed ) = Vishnu ( has a snake for a bed)
\n( appanna bhagavata’s story follows)<\/p>\n
DhareyoLu sujanara poreyuttriluvana
\nPurandaravitthalana charana kamalava||<\/p>\n
The one who is taking care of the good people on the earth, that purandaravitthala’s lotus feet || when will I embrace||<\/p>\n
DhareyoLu = dhare(= earth) + oLu (= in, inside)
\nSujanara = good people
\nPoreyuttriluvana = poreyuttali ( porey= to bear, to protect. Poreyuttali = always protecting)+ iruvana ( = one who does)<\/p>\n
Charana = feet
\nKamalava = like lotus<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Endappikkombe rangayyana endappikkombe | When will I embrace my lord rangayya o! When will I embrace him Endappikkombe = endu (=when) + appikkombe = appikolluve( = will I embrace , will I hug) Rangayyana= Rangayya(name of Krishna\/ Vishnu ( check … Continue reading