Abiramiye Annaiye Lyrics
From the movie Oh Maane Maane
Abiramiye Annaiye Song Lyrics is the track from Oh Maane Maane Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Mohan, Urvashi, Thengai Srinivasan, Sivachandran, N. Viswanathan, Venniradai Moorthy, Vadivukarasi, Manorama, Sangeeta. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் பெங்களூர் லதா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Dhanam Tharum kalvi tharum Oru naalum thalarvariyaa
Dheiva vadivum tharum Nenjil vanjam illaa inam tharum
Nallana ellaam tharum anbar enbavarkkae Kanam tharum poonguzhalaal
Abiraami kadai kangalae
Abiraamiyae annaiyae arul neeyae Madhuraapuri magaraaniyae
Abiraamiyae annaiyae arul neeyae Madhuraapuri magaraaniyae
Aayiram kann naayagiyae Aayiram kann
Naayagiyae Ammaiyae aadhiyae ambigaiyae
Abiraamiyae annaiyae arul neeyae Madhuraapuri magaraaniyae
Neer nilam vaanam kaatrum kanalum Padaiththavalae mei parmporulae
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Neer nilam vaanam kaatrum kanalum
Padaiththavalae mei parmporulae
Kaaviyam nee endrum kaaththidum thaai endrum
Kaaviyam nee endrum kaaththidum thaai endrum
Paavalar naalthorum pannpaadum
Abiraamiyae annaiyae arul neeyae Madhuraapuri magaraaniyae
Om ena vedham naangum oodhum Umaiyavalae nalvaram arulae
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Om ena vedham naangum oodhum Umaiyavalae nalvaram arulae
Vaan pirai ennaalum vaasanai kondaadum Vaan pirai ennaalum vaasanai kondaadum
Dhevanin sridevi ammaa nee…
Abiraamiyae annaiyae arul neeyae Madhuraapuri magaraaniyae
Aayiram kann naayagiyae Ammaiyae aadhiyae ambigaiyae
Abiraamiyae annaiyaeaeae Abiraamiyae annaiyae arul neeyae
Madhuraapuri magaraaniyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a profound devotional hymn dedicated to Goddess Abhirami, a revered form of Parvati. The opening lines are a direct invocation from the ancient 'Abhirami Andhadhi,' highlighting the immense benevolence of the Goddess's gaze, which is believed to bestow wealth, knowledge, an unwavering mind, divine beauty, and a pure lineage. The lyrics establish Abhirami as the ultimate divine mother, the source of all creation, and the generous bestower of all good things upon her devotees.
The song further glorifies Abhirami as the Empress of Madurai, the mistress of a thousand eyes, the primordial origin, and the creator of the five fundamental elements: water, earth, sky, wind, and fire. She is depicted as the muse for poets and the sacred entity invoked by the four Vedas. The hymn culminates in a heartfelt plea for her grace and blessings, affirming her status as the divine mother, the Sridevi (Goddess of wealth) of the gods, whose presence and fragrance are celebrated even by celestial bodies like the crescent moon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Abiramiye Annaiye?
Abiramiye Annaiye is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் பெங்களூர் லதா.
Which movie is Abiramiye Annaiye from?
The song Abiramiye Annaiye is featured in the movie Oh Maane Maane.
Who wrote the lyrics for Abiramiye Annaiye?
The lyrics for Abiramiye Annaiye were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Abiramiye Annaiye lyrics?
Yes! Abiramiye Annaiye lyrics from Oh Maane Maane include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Abiramiye Annaiye lyrics?
This song is a profound devotional hymn dedicated to Goddess Abhirami, a revered form of Parvati. The opening lines are a direct invocation from the ancient 'Abhirami Andhadhi,' highlighting the immense benevolence of the Goddess's gaze, which is believed to bestow wealth, knowledge, an unwavering mind, divine beauty, and a pure lineage. The lyrics establish Abhirami as the ultimate divine mother, the source of all creation, and the generous bestower of all good things upon her devotees. The song further glorifies Abhirami as the Empress of Madurai, the mistress of a thousand eyes, the primordial origin, and the creator of the five fundamental elements: water, earth, sky, wind, and fire. She is depicted as the muse for poets and the sacred entity invoked by the four Vedas. The hymn culminates in a heartfelt plea for her grace and blessings, affirming her status as the divine mother, the Sridevi (Goddess of wealth) of the gods, whose presence and fragrance are celebrated even by celestial bodies like the crescent moon.