To the son of Vāsudeva, to him who dwells in Vaikuṇṭha,
Verse 3 — kusumanābhanigè komalarūpagè
kusumanābhanigè komalarūpagè
to the lotus-navelled one, to him of tender form,
Verse 4 — yaśodè naṃdanagè vasudhèya ramaṇanigè
yaśodè naṃdanagè vasudhèya ramaṇanigè
to the child of Yaśodā, to the consort of the earth,
Verse 5 — nasunagèyòl̤òppuva narasiṃhagè
nasunagèyòl̤òppuva narasiṃhagè
to Nṛsiṁha, lovely in his gentle smile — all hail!
Verse 6 — kanakakirīṭanigè kastūri tilakanigè
kanakakirīṭanigè kastūri tilakanigè
To him with a crown of gold, to him with a musk-marked brow,
Verse 7 — kanakakuṃḍalanigè kaustubhahāragè
kanakakuṃḍalanigè kaustubhahāragè
to him with golden earrings, to him wearing the Kaustubha on his neck,
Verse 8 — kanakāṃbaranigè kāruṇyarūpanigè
kanakāṃbaranigè kāruṇyarūpanigè
to him robed in gold, to him of compassionate form,
Verse 9 — sanakādivaṃdyanigè narasiṃhagè
sanakādivaṃdyanigè narasiṃhagè
to him worshipped by Sanaka and the sages — to Nṛsiṁha, all hail!
Verse 10 — paṃkajanābhanigè pāṃcāli rakṣakagè
paṃkajanābhanigè pāṃcāli rakṣakagè
To the lotus-navelled one, to the protector of Pāñcālī,
Verse 11 — laṃkèyanu vibhīṣaṇa nigittavagè
laṃkèyanu vibhīṣaṇa nigittavagè
to him who gave Laṅkā to Vibhīṣaṇa,
Verse 12 — kuṃkumāṃkitanigè kuvalayanetranigè
kuṃkumāṃkitanigè kuvalayanetranigè
to him marked with vermilion, to the lotus-eyed one,
Verse 13 — biṃkadiṃdali mèrèva narasiṃhagè
biṃkadiṃdali mèrèva narasiṃhagè
to Nṛsiṁha who shines with splendour — all hail!
Verse 14 — pakṣivāhananigè paramapāvananigè
pakṣivāhananigè paramapāvananigè
To him whose mount is the eagle, to the supremely pure one,
Verse 15 — kukṣiyòl̤u jagavaniṃbiṭṭavanigè
kukṣiyòl̤u jagavaniṃbiṭṭavanigè
to him who holds the whole world within his womb,
Verse 16 — lakṣmī kāṃtanigè lakṣaṇavaṃtanigè
lakṣmī kāṃtanigè lakṣaṇavaṃtanigè
to the beloved of Lakṣmī, to the one of auspicious marks,
Verse 17 — lakṣaṇadòl̤òppuva narasiṃhagè
lakṣaṇadòl̤òppuva narasiṃhagè
to Nṛsiṁha, comely in every auspicious attribute — all hail!
Verse 18 — bhaktavatsalanigè bhavaduḥkhadūranigè
bhaktavatsalanigè bhavaduḥkhadūranigè
To him tender towards his devotees, to the remover of worldly sorrow,
Verse 19 — muktidāyakagè cinmaya rūpagè
muktidāyakagè cinmaya rūpagè
to the giver of liberation, to him of pure, blissful form,
Verse 20 — mitrè rukmiṇigè satyabhāmè yarasanigè
mitrè rukmiṇigè satyabhāmè yarasanigè
to the lord of fair Rukmiṇī and of Satyabhāmā,
Verse 21 — nitya kalyāṇa śrīhayavadanagè
nitya kalyāṇa śrīhayavadanagè
to the ever-auspicious Śrī Hayavadana — all hail!
About Jaya Mangalam Nitya Shubha Mangalam
Jaya Mangalam Nitya Shubha Mangalam is a Kannada devaranama, composed by Śrī Vādirāja Tīrtha, addressed to Narasimha — a Devaranama. It is presented here in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, each verse with its English meaning. Source text: meerasubbarao.wordpress.com.
A revered Mādhwa saint and pontiff of Sode, and a prolific poet-scholar renowned for works such as the Daśāvatāra Stuti and Lakṣmī Śobhāne.
What is Jaya Mangalam Nitya Shubha Mangalam and what does it mean?
Jaya Mangalam Nitya Shubha Mangalam is a Kannada devaranama (devotional hymn), composed by Śrī Vādirāja Tīrtha, addressed to Narasimha, of 21 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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Jaya Mangalam Nitya Shubha Mangalam is attributed to Śrī Vādirāja Tīrtha.
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