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Tiruppallandu 5

by Periyalwar · verse 5 of the four thousand

Tiruppallandu 5 · verse 5 of the four thousand

aṇṭak kulattukku atipati ākiacurar irākkataraiiṇṭak kulattai eṭuttuk kaḷaintairuṭikēcaṉ taṉakkutoṇṭak kulattil uḷḷīr vantu aṭitoḻutuāyira nāmam collippaṇṭaik kulattait tavirntu pallāṇṭu pallāyirattāṇṭu eṉmiṉē

Meaning

He became the Lord of all the worlds, and He rooted out the tangled clan of asuras and rakshasas like a thicket. You who belong to the clan of His servants, come to Hrishikesa, worship His feet and say His thousand names. Leave behind your old ways and say "Many years, many thousands of years!"

Word by word

aṇṭak kulattukku atipati
Lord of the whole race of worlds
iṇṭak kulattai
the clan, tangled like a thorny thicket
eṭuttuk kaḷainta
pulled up and cleared away
iruṭikēcaṉ
Hrishikesa, Lord of the senses
toṇṭak kulattil uḷḷīr
you who belong to the clan of servants
āyira nāmam
the thousand names
paṇṭaik kulattait tavirntu
leaving behind your former ways
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Verse text: the word-separated e-text of the Nalayira Divya Prabandham by Project Madurai, checked verse by verse against its second edition. Meanings are simple renderings in the light of the acharyas' commentaries, written for this site, and are awaiting a scholar's review.