Endendu Intha Chōdya Kandaḍḍillavo

Roman (IAST) lyrics with meaning · composed by Kanaka Dāsa · devaranama · 7 verses

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endendu intha chōdya kandaḍḍillavo

Verse 1 — èṃdèṃdu iṃtha codya kaṃḍaddillavò

èṃdèṃdu iṃtha codya kaṃḍaddillavò

Never before have we witnessed such a wondrous spectacle!

Verse 2 — aṃgaḍi bīdiyòl̤òṃdu ākal̤a karu nuṃgitu

aṃgaḍi bīdiyòl̤òṃdu ākal̤a karu nuṃgitu

In the marketplace, a tiny calf swallowed a full-grown cow;

Verse 3 — ullaṃghisuva huliya kaṃḍu nariyu nuṃgitu 1

ullaṃghisuva huliya kaṃḍu nariyu nuṃgitu 1

and seeing a fierce tiger springing forward, a jackal devoured the tiger!

Verse 4 — huttadòl̤āḍuva sarpa matta gajava nuṃgitu

huttadòl̤āḍuva sarpa matta gajava nuṃgitu

A serpent dwelling in an anthill swallowed a mighty rutting elephant;

Verse 5 — uttara diśèyòl̤u bèl̤udiṃgal̤āyitamma 2

uttara diśèyòl̤u bèl̤udiṃgal̤āyitamma 2

and behold — moonlight blazed forth in the northern sky!

Verse 6 — yoga mārgi kāginèlèyādikeśavarāya

yoga mārgi kāginèlèyādikeśavarāya

This is the secret known only to those who walk the yogic path and to the devotees of Adikesavaraya of Kaginele:

Verse 7 — bhāgavatara bèḍagidu bèl̤udiṃgal̤āyitamma 3

bhāgavatara bèḍagidu bèl̤udiṃgal̤āyitamma 3

the bewitching mystery of the Bhagavatas' experience — it shines like the pure moonlight of divine wisdom.

About Endendu Intha Chōdya Kandaḍḍillavo

Endendu Intha Chōdya Kandaḍḍillavo is a Kannada devaranama, composed by Kanaka Dāsa, addressed to Vishnu — a Mundige. It is presented here in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, each verse with its English meaning. Source text: Kannada Wikisource.

Also known as: Endendu Intha Chodya, Ankita Neleyadikeshava.

A Haridasa saint-poet of Karnataka and disciple of Vyāsatīrtha, celebrated for his socially reformist devaranamas and works such as the Haribhaktisāra, composed under the signature "Ādikeśava" / "Kāginele Ādikeśava".

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Endendu Intha Chōdya Kandaḍḍillavo is a Kannada devaranama (devotional hymn), composed by Kanaka Dāsa, addressed to Vishnu, of 7 verses. On Avabodhak every verse is shown with its English meaning, so you can understand the text line by line as you read.

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