
Ayyan Enbom Appan Lyrics
From the movie Kaaval Deivam - 1969
Ayyan Enbom Appan Song Lyrics is the track from Kaaval Deivam - 1969 Tamil Film – 1969. This song was sung by ராஜகோபால், கிருஷ்ணமூர்த்தி, ஷண்முக சுந்தரி மற்றும் ஆண்டாள்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : Raajagopal, Krishnamoorthy, Shanmuga Sundari and Aandal
Music Director : G. Devarajan
Lyricist : Nellai Arulmani
Aiyan enbom… appan enbom Amaam appan enbom
Aadhisivan needhaan enbom Amaam needhaan enbom
Vishnu enbom Aamaam
Bhramman enbom Aamaam
Vel muruganum needhaan enbom Aamaam
Ennillaa deivangal Ethanaiyo irundhaalum
Aamaam Mannulagilae needhaane
En manadhilae vaazhgindraai
Pattakkathi palapalakkudhu Paartha udal kalakalakkudhu
Ahaan Analai kakki vizhi pakkudhu
Aadu kozhi bali kekkudhu Eppadi
Females : Pattakkathi palapalakkudhu Paartha udal kalakalakkudhu
Analai kakki vizhi pakkudhu Aadu kozhi bali kekkudhu
Adi ivale …aiyyanaaru pattakkathi Aatta matta vettadhu
Pinnaedha Poiyan pulugan pokkiri paiyan
Polladhavanai vetti pudum Poiyan pulugan pokkiri paiyan
Polladhavanai vetti pudum
Eppadi
Kobathinaal ullam vedithu Pallai kadithu kaalai madithu
Paavi kudumaiyai kaiyil pidithu Andha padupaaviyin thalai vettida
Sudukattinil parai kottida Paarudan thudikkudhu meesai
Ennaalum seivaayadi poojai
Aiyyanaana deivamaana aiyyanaaru namba
Aiyam theerthu mei anbodu solluvaaru
Aiyyanaana deivamaana aiyyanaaru namba
Aiyam theerthu mei anbodu solluvaaru
All : Aiyyanaana deivamaana aiyyanaaru namba
Aiyam theerthu mei anbodu solluvaaru
Swaamiyae aiyyanaarappa swaamiyae aiyyanaarappa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song is a fervent devotional ode to Ayyanaar, a prominent folk deity in Tamil Nadu, revered as a guardian god. The lyrics establish Ayyanaar's supreme status by equating him with the major Hindu deities like Shiva, Vishnu, Brahma, and Murugan, emphasizing that despite the multitude of gods, he alone resides in the devotee's heart. This highlights the personal and profound connection devotees feel towards him, positioning him as an all-encompassing divine power.
The latter part of the song vividly portrays Ayyanaar's fierce and protective nature. It describes his gleaming machete, fiery gaze, and the traditional offerings of goats and chickens, symbolizing his power to punish the wicked. The lyrics explicitly state that his wrath is directed not at innocent animals but at liars, deceivers, and evil-doers, promising swift justice. The imagery of his twitching mustache and the call for daily worship underscores his formidable presence and the unwavering faith of his followers, who believe he dispels doubts and reveals the truth with love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ayyan Enbom Appan?
Ayyan Enbom Appan is sung by ராஜகோபால், கிருஷ்ணமூர்த்தி, ஷண்முக சுந்தரி மற்றும் ஆண்டாள்.
Which movie is Ayyan Enbom Appan from?
The song Ayyan Enbom Appan is featured in the movie Kaaval Deivam - 1969.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ayyan Enbom Appan?
The lyrics for Ayyan Enbom Appan were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Ayyan Enbom Appan lyrics?
Yes! Ayyan Enbom Appan lyrics from Kaaval Deivam - 1969 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ayyan Enbom Appan lyrics?
The song is a fervent devotional ode to Ayyanaar, a prominent folk deity in Tamil Nadu, revered as a guardian god. The lyrics establish Ayyanaar's supreme status by equating him with the major Hindu deities like Shiva, Vishnu, Brahma, and Murugan, emphasizing that despite the multitude of gods, he alone resides in the devotee's heart. This highlights the personal and profound connection devotees feel towards him, positioning him as an all-encompassing divine power. The latter part of the song vividly portrays Ayyanaar's fierce and protective nature. It describes his gleaming machete, fiery gaze, and the traditional offerings of goats and chickens, symbolizing his power to punish the wicked. The lyrics explicitly state that his wrath is directed not at innocent animals but at liars, deceivers, and evil-doers, promising swift justice. The imagery of his twitching mustache and the call for daily worship underscores his formidable presence and the unwavering faith of his followers, who believe he dispels doubts and reveals the truth with love.
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