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nalidāḍe enna nālige myāle nalidāḍe enna nālige myāle
Verse 1 — nalidāḍè ènna nāligè myālè nalidāḍè ènna nāligè myālè
May she dance in joy upon my tongue,
Verse 2 — śāradā devi kuṇidāḍè ènna nāligè myālè śāradā devi kuṇidāḍè ènna nāligè myālè
may Goddess Śāradā leap and dance upon my tongue!
Verse 3 — ghilu ghilu ghilu gèjjèya nāda hòl̤èva aṃdugè ghilu ghilu ghilu gèjjèya nāda hòl̤èva aṃdugè
With anklets jingling ghilu-ghilu, her tender feet
Verse 4 — rul̤i paijaṇaviṭṭa puṭṭa pāda rul̤i paijaṇaviṭṭa puṭṭa pāda
adorned with tiny toe-rings and lac,
Verse 5 — suravaranuta pāda sarasijodbhavana vadana… suravaranuta pāda sarasijodbhavana vadana nilayal̤e
her feet praised by the best of gods — O daughter dwelling on Brahmā’s face,
Verse 6 — karuṇadiṃda paripālisu māte karuṇadiṃda paripālisu māte
protect me with Your compassion, O Mother!
Verse 7 — nasunagè mukhavu nāsābharaṇāyèsèva kapola nasunagè mukhavu nāsābharaṇāyèsèva kapola
A face with a gentle smile, cheeks adorned with a nose-jewel,
Verse 8 — hòsa muttina calu tuṃbiṭṭa śravaṇa tilakavu… hòsa muttina calu tuṃbiṭṭa śravaṇa tilakavu hasana
fresh pearl-studded ear-ornaments and a shining forehead-mark,
Verse 9 — śaśi sūryara ābharaṇa śobhital̤è śaśi sūryara ābharaṇa śobhital̤è
adorned with ornaments bright as moon and sun,
Verse 10 — kusuma muḍida mūrdhvaja vul̤l̤aval̤è kusuma muḍida mūrdhvaja vul̤l̤aval̤è
wearing flowers in Your braid, O blessed One!
Verse 11 — śṛṃgāravāda jaḍè bhaṃgāra rāguṭi cauri śṛṃgāravāda jaḍè bhaṃgāra rāguṭi cauri
Your charming braid with a golden crest and comb,
Verse 12 — hòṃgyādigè muttina hāra hòṃgyādigè muttina hāra
a pearl necklace on a golden chain —
Verse 13 — raṃgu manòharā maṃdagamanè araviṃda nayanè raṃgu manòharā maṃdagamanè araviṃda nayanè
enchanting hues, a graceful gait, lotus eyes —
Verse 14 — siriraṃga viṭhalana tore śubhāṃgi siriraṃga viṭhalana tore śubhāṃgi
show me Ranga-Viṭhala, O fair-limbed One!
About Nalidāḍe Enna Nālige Myāle Nalidāḍe Enna Nālige Myāle is a Kannada devaranama, composed by Śrī Śrīpādarāja (Śrīpādarāya) Saraswati — a Devaranama . It is presented here in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, each verse with its English meaning. Source text: haridasaseva.com.
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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Text courtesy of haridasaseva.com . Text for study and devotion. Meanings are approximations — consult a qualified guru for interpretation.
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