Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari Lyrics
From the movie Yaar
Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari Song Lyrics is the track from Yaar Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Arjun Sarja, Nalini, Jaishankar, Somayajulu J V, Jayachitra, Nizhalgal Ravi, Senthil, G Srinivasan, Delhi Ganesh, Heran Ramasamy. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by V. S. Narasimhan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Abiraamiyae umaa mahaeswari Sivagaamiyae kalaa jadaadhari
Abiraamiyae umaa mahaeswari Sivagaamiyae kalaa jadaadhari
Saama vaedham odhum neelagandan Vaama paadham vaazhum eshwari
Kaama kodi peedam aalugindra Naamam kodi potrum sankari
Theeya sakthi un thalathil maaya Dheiva sakthi maanilathil vaazha
Varuga varuga vandhu varamarulae
Abiraamiyae umaa mahaeswari Sivagaamiyae kalaa jadaadhari
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Poongaatru thaalaattum maangaattil Neengaadha omkaari neeyae
Paambodu vaembaadum vaerkaattil Arulaatchi purigindra thaayae
Naangu vaedhamum Pancha boodhamum
Aaru kaalangal Ezhu logamum ettu dhikkumum
Yerkum paadhangal
Dhevar thammodu moovarum Idai vidaadhu
Paniyum karunai kadalae
Paavam melongumo Dharumam keezhaagumo
Hoo oo ooo…hoo oo oo Bhoomi thadumaaravae
Peigal nadamaadumo Hoo oo ooo…hoo oo oo
Vinaiyil vilaiyum pagaiyum Thuyarum podipada
Varuga varuga vandhu varamarulae
Abiraamiyae umaa mahaeswari Sivagaamiyae kalaa jadaadhari
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Kaanchi nagar vaazhum Kaamaatchiyae
Kaiyil kili yaendhum Meenaatchiyae
Ezhu ulagunadhu arasaatchiyae Enna nadandhaalum nee saatchiyae
Moodanukkum vaazhvalitha thaayae Moolamaana aadhi sakthi neeyae
Magishaasuran seidha Vinai theerthtaval
Murugaesanin kaiyil Vel serthaval
Abiraami pattarkkum Nool thandhaval
Sambandhan azhum bodhu Paal thandhaval
Vendum varam thara dhevi Thirumugam meendum malarndhidumo
Eena irulidai gnaana oli vara Pozhudhu pularndhidumo
Bathra kaali varuga rudhra kaali varuga Simmam yeri varuga seetramodu varuga
Sooli neeli ammaa thaayae janani
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful devotional hymn dedicated to Goddess Abirami, a form of Parvati/Durga. It's a fervent prayer seeking her divine intervention and blessings. The lyrics invoke various names and manifestations of the Goddess, such as Uma Maheswari, Sivakami, Kamatchi, Meenakshi, Bhadrakali, and Rudrakali, highlighting her multifaceted nature as both a benevolent mother and a fierce protector. The song describes her omnipresence, her role in maintaining cosmic order, and her historical acts of vanquishing evil (Mahishasura) and nurturing devotees (Abirami Bhattar, Sambandhar).
The emotional core of the song lies in its plea for the eradication of evil and sorrow, and the establishment of righteousness and divine power on Earth. It expresses a deep yearning for the Goddess's grace to dispel ignorance and bring forth wisdom and a new dawn. The repeated calls of "Varuga varuga" (Come, come) underscore the urgency and intensity of the devotee's prayer, reflecting a desperate hope for divine intervention in a world perceived to be faltering under the weight of sin and darkness. It's a classic example of a 'Shakti' bhajan, emphasizing the supreme power and compassion of the Divine Mother.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari?
Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari from?
The song Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari is featured in the movie Yaar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari?
The lyrics for Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari were written by Vaali with music composed by V. S. Narasimhan.
Is English translation available for Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari lyrics?
Yes! Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari lyrics from Yaar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Abiraamiyae Umaa Mahaeswari lyrics?
This song is a powerful devotional hymn dedicated to Goddess Abirami, a form of Parvati/Durga. It's a fervent prayer seeking her divine intervention and blessings. The lyrics invoke various names and manifestations of the Goddess, such as Uma Maheswari, Sivakami, Kamatchi, Meenakshi, Bhadrakali, and Rudrakali, highlighting her multifaceted nature as both a benevolent mother and a fierce protector. The song describes her omnipresence, her role in maintaining cosmic order, and her historical acts of vanquishing evil (Mahishasura) and nurturing devotees (Abirami Bhattar, Sambandhar). The emotional core of the song lies in its plea for the eradication of evil and sorrow, and the establishment of righteousness and divine power on Earth. It expresses a deep yearning for the Goddess's grace to dispel ignorance and bring forth wisdom and a new dawn. The repeated calls of "Varuga varuga" (Come, come) underscore the urgency and intensity of the devotee's prayer, reflecting a desperate hope for divine intervention in a world perceived to be faltering under the weight of sin and darkness. It's a classic example of a 'Shakti' bhajan, emphasizing the supreme power and compassion of the Divine Mother.