| nKana| | of the nails |
| uïaEtW: | which shine with |
| nv n¢ln rag| | the redness of the new lotus |
| ¢vhsta| | which detract |
| kraNa| tE | your hands |
| ka¢Ót| | beauty |
| kTy | you tell |
| kTyam: kT| | how will we speak |
| umE | Oh Uma! (Sakti) |
| kya¢ct¯ va | somehow |
| saØy| Bjt¤ | let it obtain similarity |
| klya | a little |
| hÓt | alas |
| kml| | the lotus |
| y¢d | if |
| @£fÚlßm£ | Lakshmi (the godess of wealth who resides in the lotus) who plays |
| crN tl | the sole of the foot |
| laXa rs cNm¯ | acquires the (decorative) red dye |
| sm| | simulataneously |
| dE¢v | Oh Devi! (Sakti) |
| ÞkÓd | Skanda (Kartikeya, the son of Siva and Sakti) |
| ¢¹pvdn | the elephant faced one ( Ganesa who is treated as a son of Siva and Sakti) |
| p£t| | drinking milk |
| Þtny¤g| | pair of breasts |
| tv | your |
| idm| | this |
| n: | for us |
| KEd| | sorrows |
| hrt¤ | wipe out |
| stt| | always |
| p#s"¤tm¤Km¯ | pouring from the tip |
| yt¯ | which |
| AlaEÀyaSÄðak¢lt ¶dy: | with mind confused by suspicion |
| hasjnk: | causing laughter |
| Þv kØBaW | his own frontal globes |
| hErØb: | Ganesa |
| p¢rm¦S¢t | touches |
| hÞtEn | by the hand |
| J¢z¢t | quickly |
| Am¥ tE | these your |
| vXaEjaW | breasts |
| Am¦t rs | the essence of ambrosia |
| ma¢NÀy kt¤paW | two ruby containers |
| n sÓdEh ÞpÓd: | not a quiver of doubt |
| ng p¢t ptakE | Oh banner of the Lord of mountains (Himavaan)! |
| mn¢s n: | in our minds |
| ¢pbÓtaW taW | those two who drink |
| yÞmat¯ | from it |
| A¢v¢dt | are unknowing |
| vD¥ sÄñ r¢skaW | the pleasure of union with spouse |
| kmaraW | young boys |
| Aï A¢p | even today |
| ¢¹rd vdn | one with an elephant face (Ganesa) |
| @aW· dlnaW | the breaker of the Krauncha mountain (Kartikeya) |
| vh¢t | bears |
| AØb | Oh Mother! |
| ÞtØbErm dn¤j | the elephant demon (Gajasura, vanquished by Siva) |
| kØB p#k]¢t¢B: | sourced from the frontal globes (on the face of Gajasura) |
| smarÖDa| | commenced (made) with |
| m¤³am¢N¢B: | with pearls (from elephants are whitish grey in colour by poetic convention) |
| Amla| | spotless |
| har l¢tkam¯ | the necklace of pearls |
| kc AaBaEg: | the expanse of the bossom |
| ¢bØb ADr â¢c¢B: | by the colour of the Bimba (a red fruit) like lips |
| AÓt: Sb¢lta| | variegated internally |
| p#tap | valour (the colour red by poetic convention) |
| Ûya¢m½a| | mingled with |
| rdm¢yt¤: | of the subduer of the (three) cities (of the demons) or bodies (of man) (Siva) |
| k£¢tI| iv | like the fame (the colour white by poetic convention) |
| tE | your |
| tv ÞtÓy| | your breast milk |
| mÓyE | I think |
| Dr¢NDr kÓyE | Oh daughter of the mountain (Himavaan)! (Sakti) |
| ¶dyt: | from the heart |
| py: paravar: | the ocean of milk |
| p¢rvh¢t | flows |
| sarÞvt| iv | as the nature of Saraswati (the godess of learning) |
| dyavÏya | by one pocessed of compassion (for the hungry child) |
| däO| | was given |
| d#¢vf ¢SS¤ | the Dravidian child |
| AaÞvaï | having tasted |
| tv | your |
| yt¯ | which |
| kv£na| | among poets |
| p#aWFana| | among mighty |
| Aj¢n | became |
| kmn£y: | charming |
| kv¢yta | composer |
| hr @aED | the fury of Hara (Siva) |
| Çvalav¢l¢B: | by the series of flames |
| Avl£FEn | devoured by |
| vp¤xa | with a body |
| gB£rE | in the deep |
| tE | your |
| naB£ sr¢s | in the pool of the navel |
| k]t sÄñ: | became immersed |
| mn¢sj: | Cupid |
| sm¤äOÞTaW | arose |
| tÞmat¯ | from it |
| Acl tnyE | Oh daughter of the mountain (Himavaan)! (Sakti) |
| D¥m l¢tka | tendril of smoke |
| jn: | people |
| ta| | it |
| jan£tE | think |
| tv jn¢n | your Oh Mother! |
| raEm Aav¢l: i¢t | as the line of hair (above the navel found in high class women as per poetic convention) |
| yt¯ ett¯ | this which |
| ka¢lÓd£ | the river Kalindi (Yamuna, with dark blue water as per poetic convention) |
| tn¤tr trÄñ | very small wave |
| Aak]¢t | shaped |
| ¢SvE | Oh Sivaa! (Sakti) |
| k]SE mÒyE | in your lean waist |
| ¢k¢·t¯ | the something (the line of hair above the navel) |
| jn¢n tv | Oh Mother!, your |
| yt¯ Ba¢t | which manifests |
| ¢Dyam¯ | to wise men |
| ¢vmdaIt¯ | from the friction |
| AÓyaEÓy| | mutual |
| kc klSyaE: | of the pitcher like (shapely) breasts |
| AÓtr gt| | which is inbetween (the line of hair) |
| tn¥ B¥t| | has become slim |
| ÛyaEm | the sky (dark blue in colour) |
| p#¢vSt¯ iv | as if entering |
| na¢B| | the navel |
| kh¢rN£m¯ | the cave |
| ¢ÞTr: | steady |
| gÄña AavtI: | whirlpool of the river Ganga (Ganges) |
| Þtn m¤kl | the breasts for (flower) buds |
| raEm Aav¢l lta | the creeper like line of hair (above the navel |
| kla Aaval| | basin (for water) for the part (of the creeper) |
| kÎf| | hollow (for the sacrificial fire) |
| ks¤mSr tEj: | the lustre of one with the flower arrow (Cupid) |
| t B¤j: | (one whose arms receive oblations), fire |
| rtE: | of Rati |
| l£lagar| | pleasure house |
| ¢k| A¢p | indescribable |
| tv na¢B: | your navel |
| ¢g¢r s¤tE | Oh daughter of the mountain (Himavaan)!, (Sakti) |
| ¢bl¹ar| | the opening of the cave |
| ¢sÑGE: | of (sacrificial) fufilment |
| ¢g¢rS | of Girisa (Siva) |
| nynana| | to the eyes |
| ¢vjytE | let it be victorious |
| ¢nsgI | naturally |
| X£NÞy | slim |
| Þtn tz | the bosom |
| BrEN | by the weight |
| ²m j¤x: | suffering fatigue |
| nmn¯ m¥rtE: | curved in shape |
| nar£ ¢tlk | Oh best of women!(Sakti) |
| SnkW: | slowly |
| æO¤zYt iv | as if breaking |
| ¢cr| | for a long time |
| tE mÒyÞy | your waist |
| æO¤¢zt t¢zn£ t£r | breached river bank |
| tâNa | with the tree |
| sm AvÞTa | similar to the state |
| ÞTEØn: | with the stability |
| Bvt¤ kSl| | let it be happy |
| SWl tnyE | Oh daughter of the mountain (Himavaan)! (Sakti) |
| kcaW | the breasts |
| sï: | immediately |
| ¢Þvït¯ | perspiring |
| tz G¢zt | in contact with the sloping sides |
| k\paIs | the bodice |
| ¢BѤraW | which split |
| kxÓtaW | which rub |
| daEm¥IlE | at the under arms |
| knk klS | golden pots |
| AaBaW | which have the lustre |
| klyta | who made |
| tv æOat¤| | to protect you |
| BÄñat¯ | from breaking |
| Al| i¢t | it is enough |
| vlg"| | the waist |
| tn¤B¤va | by Cupid |
| ¢æODa | thrice |
| nÑG| | was tied |
| dE¢v | Oh Devi! (Oh effulgent one, Sakti) |
| ¢æOv¢l | the three folds of skin in the upper belly |
| lvl£ v¢Úl¢B: iv | as if by the lavali (a yellow) creeper with white flowers |