talacinantanE

talacinantanE nA tanuvEmO jhallanerA¹
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The moment I think (of You), my body is quite thrilled.
jalaja vairi dharAdi vidhIndrula
celimi pUjalandina ninu nE (talaci)
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My body is quite thrilled the moment I think of You, who – got the friendship and worship of Lord Siva – the wearer of (digit) of moon – the enemy of lotus, Brahma, Indra and others.
rOTiki² kaTTa tagina nI lIlalu
mUTikekkuvaina nIdu guNamulu
kOTi madana lAvaNyamulaina³
sATi gAni divya rUpamunu (talaci)
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My body is quite thrilled the moment I think of Your divine sports of subjecting Yourself to be bound to a mortar, Your virtues which are loftier than those of Trinity, and Your divine form which cannot be equalled by the beauty of even a crore cupids. \t 2. O Lord Sri Rama who is bereft of sleep and tiredness! O Lord who is easily accessible to the blessed Anjaneya – the son of Vayu! my body is quite thrilled the moment I think of Your might in relieving the distress of those pierced by the Worldly Existence, and Your conduct praised even by Brahma, Siva and others.
nidrAlasya⁴ rahita zrI rama
bhadrAnilaja sulabha saMsArac-
chidrArtini tIrcu zaktini vidhi
rudrAdula⁵ nutamau caritambunu (talaci)
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O Lord who removed the curse of ahalyA – wife of sage gautama – by Your feet! O Lord praised by this delighted Thyagaraja! O Ruler of the Earth (OR O Consort of Bhu-Devi)! O Embodiment of Supreme Bilss of nAda! (OR) O Supreme Lord manifesting as nAda! O Embodiment of Bliss! my body is quite thrilled the moment I think of Your name which is the essence of the Vedas.
  • 1 jhallane – jallane . According to telugu dictionaries ‘zallu’ or ‘dzallu’ (third form of ‘j’) are the correct words. As the third form of ‘j’ is not available, ‘jhallu’ ‘jhallane’ has been adopted.
  • 3 lAvaNyamulaina – lAvaNyamunaina
  • 5 rudrAdula – zakrAdula
  • 2 rOTiki kaTTa - Refers to episode where Yasoda tied Sri Krishna to a mortar - Srimad Bhagavatam – Book 10 – Chapter 9.
  • 4 nidrAlasya rahita – Refers to Srimad Valmiki Ramayana – Bala Kanda – Chapter 22 wherein sage Visvamitra initiates the Lord and LakshmaNa in the mantra called balA atibalA by chanting which one can overcome sleep and hunger.
  • 6 pAda vijita muni taruNI zApa – Refers to Srimad Valmiki Ramayana – Bala Kanda – Chapter 49.
  • 7 dharApa – this may mean either ‘ruler of Earth’ or ‘Consort of Bhu Devi’.
  • 8 nAda brahmAnanda rUpa – This may be taken as a single phrase, or split as nAda brahma + Ananda rUpa - Both meanings are given.