Senthamizh Thenkadal Lyrics
From the movie Marupatta Konangal
Senthamizh Thenkadal Song Lyrics is the track from Marupatta Konangal Tamil Film – 1983. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Senthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Aa…aah…aaaaah
Senthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Antha vidivelli polae Un vizhiyai paarkkiraen
Oliyai kodukkavaa
Azhagiya senthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Antha vidivelli polae Un vizhiyai paarkkiraen
Senthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Antha vidivelli polae Un vizhiyai paarkkiraen
Oliyai kodukkavaa
Azhagiya senthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Vizhiyil pugunthu manathil kalanthu magizhum arasanae
Arugil irunthu ilamai virunthu padaikkum arasiyae
AaaVizhiyil pugunthu manathil kalanthu magizhum arasanae
Arugil irunthu ilamai virunthu padaikkum arasiyae
Madimel vizhavaa Kodipol thodavaa
Madimel vizhavaa Kodipol thodavaa
Madhan vidum kanaigalil Pudhuvidha mayakkam piranthathu
Gamathanisenthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Antha vidivelli polae Un vizhiyai paarkkiraen
Oliyai kodukkavaa
Kuzhalai viriththu nizhalai enakku kodukkum thalaiviyae
Mazhalai mozhiyai idhazhil udhirththu mayakkum thalaivanae
AaaKuzhalai viriththu nizhalai enakku kodukkum thalaiviyae
Mazhalai mozhiyai idhazhil udhirththu mayakkum thalaivanae
Idhazhai idhazhaal Medhuvaai thodavaa
Idhazhai idhazhaal Medhuvaai thodavaa
Amuthaththil nanainthidum kumuthaththai Anaiththu magizhnthidavaa
Gamathanisenthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Antha vidivelli polae Un vizhiyai paarkkiraen
Oliyai kodukkavaa
Azhagiya senthamizh thaen kadal Chiththira poo madal thirumagal udalo
Thirumagal udalo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate romantic duet, where the male and female protagonists express their deep admiration and desire for each other. The lyrics are rich with poetic metaphors, comparing the beloved's beauty to an 'ocean of pure Tamil honey' and a 'pictorial flower petal,' even equating it to the divine form of Thirumagal (Goddess Lakshmi). The recurring imagery of the 'morning star' and the longing to 'give light' through a gaze suggests an intense, almost spiritual connection and a yearning for intimacy.
The song progresses with both partners acknowledging the profound impact they have on each other. The woman addresses her lover as a 'King' who fills her heart with joy, while the man praises his 'Queen' for her youthful charm. They openly express their desire for physical closeness, using metaphors like falling on a lap, entwining like a creeper, and the intoxicating effect of Cupid's arrows. The second verse continues this theme, with the woman offering comfort and shade, and the man enchanting her with his sweet words, culminating in a direct expression of longing for a kiss, comparing it to embracing a nectar-drenched lotus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Senthamizh Thenkadal?
Senthamizh Thenkadal is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா.
Which movie is Senthamizh Thenkadal from?
The song Senthamizh Thenkadal is featured in the movie Marupatta Konangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Senthamizh Thenkadal?
The lyrics for Senthamizh Thenkadal were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Senthamizh Thenkadal lyrics?
Yes! Senthamizh Thenkadal lyrics from Marupatta Konangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Senthamizh Thenkadal lyrics?
This song is a passionate romantic duet, where the male and female protagonists express their deep admiration and desire for each other. The lyrics are rich with poetic metaphors, comparing the beloved's beauty to an 'ocean of pure Tamil honey' and a 'pictorial flower petal,' even equating it to the divine form of Thirumagal (Goddess Lakshmi). The recurring imagery of the 'morning star' and the longing to 'give light' through a gaze suggests an intense, almost spiritual connection and a yearning for intimacy. The song progresses with both partners acknowledging the profound impact they have on each other. The woman addresses her lover as a 'King' who fills her heart with joy, while the man praises his 'Queen' for her youthful charm. They openly express their desire for physical closeness, using metaphors like falling on a lap, entwining like a creeper, and the intoxicating effect of Cupid's arrows. The second verse continues this theme, with the woman offering comfort and shade, and the man enchanting her with his sweet words, culminating in a direct expression of longing for a kiss, comparing it to embracing a nectar-drenched lotus.
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