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Ikko Nōḍe Raṅganāthana Cikka Pādava

Roman (IAST) lyrics with meaning · composed by Śrī Śrīpādarāja (Śrīpādarāya) · devaranama · 14 verses

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ikko nōḍe raṅganāthana cikka pādava

ikko nōḍe raṅganāthana cikka pādava

Verse 1 — ikko noḍè raṃganāthana cikka pādava

ikko noḍè raṃganāthana cikka pādava
Here, behold the lovely little feet of Raṅganātha!

Verse 2 — sikkitè śrīlakṣmīpatiya divya pādava

sikkitè śrīlakṣmīpatiya divya pādava
Have you found the divine feet of the Lord of Śrī Lakṣmī?

Verse 3 — śaṃkha cakra gadā padma aṃkita pādava

śaṃkha cakra gadā padma aṃkita pādava
The feet marked with the conch, the discus, the mace and the lotus,

Verse 4 — aṃkuśa kuliśa dhvajarekhā aṃkita pādava

aṃkuśa kuliśa dhvajarekhā aṃkita pādava
the feet marked with the goad, the thunderbolt and the line of the banner,

Verse 5 — paṃkajāsanana hṛdayadalli naliyuva pādava

paṃkajāsanana hṛdayadalli naliyuva pādava
the feet that delight in the heart of the lotus-seated Brahmā,

Verse 6 — saṃkaṭaharaṇa vèṃkaṭeśana divya pādava

saṃkaṭaharaṇa vèṃkaṭeśana divya pādava
the divine feet of Veṅkaṭeśa, the dispeller of all afflictions.

Verse 7 — lalanè lakṣmiyaṃkadalli naliva pādava

lalanè lakṣmiyaṃkadalli naliva pādava
The feet that sport upon the bosom of the lovely Lakṣmī,

Verse 8 — jalajāsanana abhīṣṭavèlla salisuva pādava

jalajāsanana abhīṣṭavèlla salisuva pādava
the feet that fulfil every cherished wish of the lotus-throned Brahmā,

Verse 9 — mallara gèlidu kaṃsāsurana kòṃda pādava

mallara gèlidu kaṃsāsurana kòṃda pādava
the feet that defeated the wrestlers and slew the demon Kaṁsa,

Verse 10 — baliya mèṭṭi bhāgīrathiya paḍèda pādava

baliya mèṭṭi bhāgīrathiya paḍèda pādava
the feet that trod upon Bali and won the river Bhāgīrathī (Gaṅgā).

Verse 11 — baṃḍèya bālèya māḍida uddaṃḍa pādava

baṃḍèya bālèya māḍida uddaṃḍa pādava
The valiant feet that raised up the maiden turned to stone (Ahalyā),

Verse 12 — baṃḍilidda śakaṭāsurana òdda pādava

baṃḍilidda śakaṭāsurana òdda pādava
the feet that kicked the demon Śakaṭāsura lurking within the cart,

Verse 13 — aṃḍaja hanumara bhujadòl̤òppuva pādava

aṃḍaja hanumara bhujadòl̤òppuva pādava
the feet that rest gracefully upon the shoulders of the egg-born Garuḍa,

Verse 14 — kaṃḍève śrīraṃgaviṭhalana divya pādava

kaṃḍève śrīraṃgaviṭhalana divya pādava
the divine feet of Śrī Raṅga-Viṭhala — we have seen them today!

About Ikko Nōḍe Raṅganāthana Cikka Pādava

Ikko Nōḍe Raṅganāthana Cikka Pādava is a Kannada devaranama, composed by Śrī Śrīpādarāja (Śrīpādarāya), addressed to Vishnu — a Devaranama. It is presented here in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, each verse with its English meaning. Source text: Kannada Wikisource.

An early Mādhwa pontiff of Mulbagal and a pioneer of the Haridāsa movement, guru of Vyāsatīrtha; among the first to compose Kannada devaranamas, suḷādis and ugābhogas, under the signature "Raṅga Viṭhala".

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