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Sharanu siddhivinayaka lyrics in Kannada:
| Sharanu siddhivinayaka song lyrics in Kannada |
Sharanu siddhivinayaka lyrics in English:
Sharanu siddhivinayaka sharanu vidya pradayakasharanu parvati tanaya muruti sharanu mushika vahana
Nitila netrana devi sutane nagabhushana priyane
tatila tankita komalangane karna kundala dharane ||1||
Batta muttina padaka harane bahuhasta chatushtane
itta todugeya hema kankana pasha ankusha dharane||2||
Kuksi maha lambodarane iksu chapana gelidane
pakshi vahana siri purandara vitalana nija dasane||3||Sri Purandara Dasa wrote many kritis (songs) in praise of Lord Ganesha (Vinaayaka), who is considered to be the remover of obstacles. This is one of the more popular kritis in Lord Ganesha's praise.
Sharanu Siddhi Vinaayaks Sharanu Vidhya Pradhaayaka
Sharanu = (my) obeisance (to you), Siddhi = one who helps to reach your goal
(moksha), Vinaayaka = Lord Ganesha, Sharanu = (my) obeisance (to you),
Vidhya = education (spritual knowledge), Prashaayaka = one who gives
Pronounciation Note: Sharanu uses the hard Na sound
Meaning: My obeisance to Lord Ganesha, who gives education and spiritual
knowledge and helps attain the goal of Moksha.
Sharanu Paarvathi Thanaya Mooruthi Sharanu Mooshika Vaahana
Sharanu = obeisance to, Paarvathi Thanaya = the son of (Goddess) Parvathi,
Mooruthi = the person, Sharanu = obeisance to, Mooshika = mouse, Vaahana =
(one who has as) vehicle
Meaning: My obeisance to the son of Parvathi and the rider of a mouse.
It is said that Lord Ganesha has a mouse for a vehicle- that must be
one humongous heavenly mouse, to be able to bear His weight!
Nitila Nethrana Devi Suthane, Naghabhushana Priyane
Sharanu Siddhi Vinayaka Lyrics In English Google Translate
Katikataangadha Komalaangane, Karn
a Kundala Dhaarane
Nitila = forehead, nethrana = one who has an eye, Devi = wife, Suthane = son of
Nagabhushana = one with a serpent for an ornament (i.e. Lord Shiva),
Priyane = (one who is) dear to, Katikataangadha Komalaangane = one with a
stomach like a large pot, Karna = ear, Kundala = ornament, dharane = one
Sharanu Siddhi Vinayaka Lyrics In English Translation
who wears (addressing) Meaning:Here Lord Ganesha is addressed as the son of the wife of One
Vinayaka Songs
who has an eye in the forehead (Lord Shiva), one who is dear to One who
has a serpent for an ornament (again, Lord Shiva), and one who has a belly
like a large pot, and one who wears an ornament in his ears.
This is an example where the Dasas sometimes take the liberty to even make fun
Batta Mutthina Padhaka Haarane, Baahu Hastha Chathushthane
Itta Thodugeya Hema Kankana Paasha Ankusha Dhaarane
Batta = round, Mutthina = (made of) pearls, Padhaka = ornament
worn on a necklace, Haarane = (one) wearing a necklace, Baahu = limbs,
Hastha = hands, Chathushtane = (one) with four, Itta = wearing,
Thodugeya = ornaments (clothes), Hema = golden, Kankana = bangles,
Paasha = rope, ankusha = instrument used to keep an elephant in check ,
Dhaarane = one wearing
Meaning:Lord Ganesha is addressed as one wearing a beautiful Dhaarane = one wearing
pearl necklace with a Padhaka ornament, one with four hands,
one wearing golden ornaments. He also carries a rope and instruments
Kukshi Mahaa Lambodharane, Ikshu Chaapana Gelidhane
Pakshi Vaahana Shree Purandara Vittalana Nija Dhaasane
Kukshi = stomach, mahaa = great, lambodharane = (one) with a large stomach,
Ikshu Chaapana = Rakshasa Ikshu Chaapa, Gelidhane = (one who is) victorious
over, Pakshi = bird, Vaahana = (one who has a vehicle, i.e. Lord Naraayana),
Shree Purandara Vittalana = of Sree Punandara Vittala, Nija = true,
Meaning: Lord Ganesha is addressed as one with a large stomach, and
one who won over the demon Ikshu Chaapa. Finally, he is a true servant of the
supreme Lord Narayana, the rider of the mighty bird (Garuda).