Thiruvennum Peyarukku Lyrics
From the movie Uravukku Kai Koduppom
Thiruvennum Peyarukku Song Lyrics is the track from Uravukku Kai Koduppom Tamil Film – 1975. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா, பி. மாதுரி மற்றும் டி. கே. கலா. The music was composed by D. B. Ramachandran, S. P. Venkatesh. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Thiruvennum peyarukku uriyavalo vaa
Engal thirumanaiyil nirantharamaai kudiyirukka vaa
Thiruvennum peyarukku uriyavalo vaa
Engal thirumanaiyil nirantharamaai kudiyirukka vaa
Thiruvennum peyarukku uriyavalo vaa
Porulennum oru sollin arumporulae vaa
Porulennum oru sollin arumporulae vaa
Valam pongum selvam pathinaarum pongidavae vaa
Valam pongum selvam pathinaarum pongidavae vaa
Sengamalamthanil thangi nalantharum mangalakaramae vaa
Mangaiyar vendidum manjal kungumam
Vazhangum varalakshmi vaa
Sengamalamthanil thangi nalantharum mangalakaramae vaa
Mangaiyar vendidum manjal kungumam
Vazhangum varalakshmi vaa
Angaiyar kanniyin aaruyir naaththi Sangaran sodhari vaa
Sangaran sodhari vaa
Ponnil maniyil poovil anbil Porunthi iruppavalae
Sennel kadhiril dheepa sudaril Siriththu magizhpavalae
Kannal suvaiyil pannin oliyil Kalanthu iruppavalae
Kannal suvaiyil pannin oliyil Kalanthu iruppavalae
Minnum vaanaga villin yaezhvagai Vannaththil iruppavalae
Minnum vaanaga villin yaezhvagai Vannaththil iruppavalae
Vannaththil iruppavalae Engal ennaththil iruppavalae
Thiruvennum peyarukku uriyavalo vaa
Thoranai panthalil thogaiyar nagaiyl Thondridum arputhamae
Thoranai panthalil thogaiyar nagaiyl Thondridum arputhamae
Veerarkal tholinil verththidum uzhaippinil Vilangidum porpathamae
Carena pozhinthidum kaalnadai selvaththai Kaaththidum narpathamae
Aaranam poottridum naaranan maarbinil Amarnthidum karpagamae
Amarnthidum karpagamae
Thiruvennum peyarukku uriyavalo vaa
Engal thirumanaiyil nirantharamaai kudiyirukka vaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent invocation to Goddess Lakshmi, reverently addressed as 'Thiru', which signifies auspiciousness, prosperity, and divinity. The lyrics beautifully articulate a deep yearning for the Goddess to grace the devotees' home permanently, bringing with her an abundance of blessings. It portrays Lakshmi as the very essence of wealth and well-being, the bestower of the sixteen forms of prosperity, and the divine entity who grants marital bliss and auspiciousness, symbolized by turmeric and kumkum, to women.
The song further extols her omnipresence and multifaceted nature, describing her as residing in all things precious and beautiful – from gold, gems, and flowers to the bounty of harvest, the glow of lamps, the sweetness of music, and even the vibrant colors of a rainbow. She is depicted as the source of all good fortune, manifesting in festive celebrations, the fruits of honest labor, the protection of livestock, and as the beloved consort of Lord Narayana. It is a heartfelt prayer for her continuous divine presence, ensuring joy, prosperity, and blessings in every aspect of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thiruvennum Peyarukku?
Thiruvennum Peyarukku is sung by பி. சுஷீலா, பி. மாதுரி மற்றும் டி. கே. கலா.
Which movie is Thiruvennum Peyarukku from?
The song Thiruvennum Peyarukku is featured in the movie Uravukku Kai Koduppom.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thiruvennum Peyarukku?
The lyrics for Thiruvennum Peyarukku were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by D. B. Ramachandran and S. P. Venkatesh.
Is English translation available for Thiruvennum Peyarukku lyrics?
Yes! Thiruvennum Peyarukku lyrics from Uravukku Kai Koduppom include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thiruvennum Peyarukku lyrics?
This song is a fervent invocation to Goddess Lakshmi, reverently addressed as 'Thiru', which signifies auspiciousness, prosperity, and divinity. The lyrics beautifully articulate a deep yearning for the Goddess to grace the devotees' home permanently, bringing with her an abundance of blessings. It portrays Lakshmi as the very essence of wealth and well-being, the bestower of the sixteen forms of prosperity, and the divine entity who grants marital bliss and auspiciousness, symbolized by turmeric and kumkum, to women. The song further extols her omnipresence and multifaceted nature, describing her as residing in all things precious and beautiful – from gold, gems, and flowers to the bounty of harvest, the glow of lamps, the sweetness of music, and even the vibrant colors of a rainbow. She is depicted as the source of all good fortune, manifesting in festive celebrations, the fruits of honest labor, the protection of livestock, and as the beloved consort of Lord Narayana. It is a heartfelt prayer for her continuous divine presence, ensuring joy, prosperity, and blessings in every aspect of life.
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