Maari Muthumaari Lyrics
From the movie Durga Tamil
Maari Muthumaari Song Lyrics is the track from Durga Tamil Tamil Film – 1990. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : S. P. Shailaja
Music Director : Shankar Ganesh
Lyricist : Vaali
Humming : Kulava satham
Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi Puttru mannai nethiyilae poosipom
Pambaigalai thatti thatti vaasippom Un paadhathila vendiyatha yaasippom
Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi Puttru mannai nethiyilae poosipom
Pambaigalai thatti thatti vaasippom Un paadhathila vendiyatha yaasippom
Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi
Female Chorus : Om sakthi om sakthi om sakthi om
Om sakthi om sakthi om sakthi om
Thillai kaaliyadi nee durga deviyadi Devarum devi un kaavaladi
Sandi saamundiye sivasakthi saambaviye Sreedharan maadhavan sodhariyae
Thai maasam poosathil koodum Thee meedhu kaal vaithu oodum
Thaayae un per sollum neram Thee vannam poo vannam aagum
Ponnaaththaa poovaathathaa Mundakkanni muppaaththaa
Sendaadum vandattam Aayiram kodi kannaaththaaa
Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi Puttru mannai nethiyilae poosipom
Pambaigalai thatti thatti vaasippom Un paadhathila vendiyatha yaasippom
Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi
Humming :
Pachai veppilai thaan un Pattu selaigalaam
Ainthalai naagam un kaikudaiyaam Ichai aabaranam
Elumichai maalaigalaam Vaasanai kungumam archanaiyaam
Poovittu maavittu unnai Koopitta perukku annai
Pullukkum poondukkum pachai Ammaadi neeyitta pichai
Ullae thaan un paasam Vandhadhu paaru aavesam
Un perai sonnaalae Anjidum andha aagasam
Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi Puttru mannai nethiyilae poosipom
Pambaigalai thatti thatti vaasippom Un paadhathila vendiyatha yaasippom
Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi Maari muthumaari thaayi mahamaayi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent devotional ode to the Goddess Mariamman, a popular South Indian mother goddess, often associated with rain, fertility, and protection from diseases. The lyrics express deep reverence and faith, portraying the goddess as the ultimate protector and bestower of blessings. Devotees offer traditional prayers, smearing sacred anthill earth on their foreheads and playing 'pambai' drums, symbolizing their complete surrender and supplication at her feet for their desires. The song invokes various names and forms of the goddess, including Durga Devi, Kaali, Chandi, Chamundi, and Shambhavi, highlighting her fierce yet benevolent nature and her supreme power.
The lyrics further describe the goddess's divine attributes and the miracles associated with her. It speaks of devotees performing fire-walking rituals during the Tamil month of Thai, where the very flames transform into flowers upon invoking her name, signifying her protective grace. Her attire of neem leaves and garlands of lemons, along with the five-headed serpent as her umbrella, paint a vivid picture of her traditional iconography. The song emphasizes that she is the mother to all who call upon her, the source of all life and greenery, and that her mere name instills awe and power, capable of making even the heavens tremble. It's a powerful invocation seeking her divine presence and blessings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Maari Muthumaari?
Maari Muthumaari is sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா.
Which movie is Maari Muthumaari from?
The song Maari Muthumaari is featured in the movie Durga Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Maari Muthumaari?
The lyrics for Maari Muthumaari were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Maari Muthumaari lyrics?
Yes! Maari Muthumaari lyrics from Durga Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Maari Muthumaari lyrics?
This song is a fervent devotional ode to the Goddess Mariamman, a popular South Indian mother goddess, often associated with rain, fertility, and protection from diseases. The lyrics express deep reverence and faith, portraying the goddess as the ultimate protector and bestower of blessings. Devotees offer traditional prayers, smearing sacred anthill earth on their foreheads and playing 'pambai' drums, symbolizing their complete surrender and supplication at her feet for their desires. The song invokes various names and forms of the goddess, including Durga Devi, Kaali, Chandi, Chamundi, and Shambhavi, highlighting her fierce yet benevolent nature and her supreme power. The lyrics further describe the goddess's divine attributes and the miracles associated with her. It speaks of devotees performing fire-walking rituals during the Tamil month of Thai, where the very flames transform into flowers upon invoking her name, signifying her protective grace. Her attire of neem leaves and garlands of lemons, along with the five-headed serpent as her umbrella, paint a vivid picture of her traditional iconography. The song emphasizes that she is the mother to all who call upon her, the source of all life and greenery, and that her mere name instills awe and power, capable of making even the heavens tremble. It's a powerful invocation seeking her divine presence and blessings.
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