Aayi Mahamayi Lyrics
From the movie Aadi Velli
Aayi Mahamayi Song Lyrics is the track from Aadi Velli Tamil Film – 1990. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi
Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi
Ammaannu sonnaalae pothum Anbennum vellamthaan modhum
Ammaannu sonnaalae pothum Anbennum vellamthaan modhum
Simmavaagini aaththaa sarppa roobini Annapoorani aaththaa sarvakaarini
Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi
Mangala kunguma pottukkaari Maalini soolini viththakkaari
Minnidum veppala selakkaari Manakkura elumichcha maalakkaari
Vempaattam paampaattam kaatchi koduppaa
Oorukkum ulakukkum kaaval iruppaa
Aayiram kanni antha thaayaiyae enni
Nee saththiyam thaanguvennu kayile vaangu
Madhava sothari muththumaarithaan Thaandavam aadinaa pathrakaalithaan
Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi
Ammaannu sonnaalae pothum Anbennum vellamthaan modhum
Simmavaagini aaththaa sarppa roobini Annapoorani aaththaa sarvakaarini
Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi
Omsakthi om omsakthi om Omsakthi om omsakthi om
Annaiyai paaduthu naalu vedham Aanaiyai ketkuthu panjabootham
Aalaya poojaithaan aarukaalam Annaiyai pottruthu yaezhu logam
Eppothu kettaalum pambai saththam
Aaththaakku santhosam aaga moththam
Aadiyil koozha kaaichchi ooththura yaezhai
Vendinaa pothum avanga vedhana theerum
Sakthi om endru naam paattedukkalaam
Nambinaal naamumthaan thee midhikkalaam
Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi
Ammaannu sonnaalae pothum Anbennum vellamthaan modhum
Simmavaagini aaththaa sarppa roobini Annapoorani aaththaa sarvakaarini
{Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi
Aayi magamaayi Ava thaaikkellaam thaayaana thaayi} (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful devotional ode to the goddess Mahamayi, a revered folk deity often identified with Mariamman in Tamil culture. The lyrics celebrate her supreme maternal nature, proclaiming her as the "mother of all mothers" and emphasizing that merely invoking her name, 'Amma', is enough to unleash an overwhelming flood of divine love and blessings. It vividly describes her various divine manifestations and attributes, such as Simhavahini (the lion-rider), Sarpa Roopini (the serpent-formed), Annapoorani (the provider of food), and Bhadrakali (her fierce, protective form), highlighting her multifaceted power and benevolence.
The song underscores the unwavering faith of devotees, portraying the goddess as the ultimate protector of both the village and the entire world, capable of alleviating all sorrows. It references traditional worship practices, like the offering of 'koozh' (fermented porridge) during the auspicious Aadi month and the joyous sound of the 'pambai' drum. The lyrics culminate in an affirmation of faith, suggesting that chanting 'Shakti Om' and believing in her power can empower devotees to overcome challenges, even to the extent of performing miraculous feats like fire-walking, symbolizing her immense grace and the strength she bestows upon her believers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aayi Mahamayi?
Aayi Mahamayi is sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா.
Which movie is Aayi Mahamayi from?
The song Aayi Mahamayi is featured in the movie Aadi Velli.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aayi Mahamayi?
The lyrics for Aayi Mahamayi were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Aayi Mahamayi lyrics?
Yes! Aayi Mahamayi lyrics from Aadi Velli include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aayi Mahamayi lyrics?
This song is a powerful devotional ode to the goddess Mahamayi, a revered folk deity often identified with Mariamman in Tamil culture. The lyrics celebrate her supreme maternal nature, proclaiming her as the "mother of all mothers" and emphasizing that merely invoking her name, 'Amma', is enough to unleash an overwhelming flood of divine love and blessings. It vividly describes her various divine manifestations and attributes, such as Simhavahini (the lion-rider), Sarpa Roopini (the serpent-formed), Annapoorani (the provider of food), and Bhadrakali (her fierce, protective form), highlighting her multifaceted power and benevolence. The song underscores the unwavering faith of devotees, portraying the goddess as the ultimate protector of both the village and the entire world, capable of alleviating all sorrows. It references traditional worship practices, like the offering of 'koozh' (fermented porridge) during the auspicious Aadi month and the joyous sound of the 'pambai' drum. The lyrics culminate in an affirmation of faith, suggesting that chanting 'Shakti Om' and believing in her power can empower devotees to overcome challenges, even to the extent of performing miraculous feats like fire-walking, symbolizing her immense grace and the strength she bestows upon her believers.
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