രാഗം - പുറനീര്

താളം - ചെമ്പട

ദേവത - ഗണപതി  

രചന -  

Ragam - Puraneeru

Thalam - Chembada

Deity - Ganapathi  

Lyrics -  

|പല്ലവി|

തനിമദമൊഴുക്കും മദകരിമുഖവൻ

തടവിയവടിവോടെഴും കൂടവയറൻ

|അനുപല്ലവി|

കനങ്കനല്ലൊരുവൻ കതിര്‍വളജഡയിൽ

കലമതിയണിവോൻ കനിപല നുകരും  

(തനിമദമൊഴുക്കും...)

|ചരണം-1|

പനിമലകൾ തൻ ഫണമുല അമൃതും  

പെരുകിന കുഴകൻ പശുപതി മകനേ

തടവിയ കദളി കനിപലനുകരും

ഗണപതി കനിവിൽ കനിഫല അമൃതം

(തനിമദമൊഴുക്കും...)

|Pallavi|

Thanimadamozhukkum madakarimukhavan

Thadaviyavadivodezhum koodavayaran

|Anupallavi|

Kanankanalloruvan kathirvalajadayil

Kalamathiyanivon kanipala nukarum

(Thanimadamozhukkum...)

|Charanam-1|

Panimalakal than phanamula amrithum

Perukina kuzhakan pasupathi makane

Thadaviya kadali kanipalanukarum

Ganapathi kanivil kaniphala amritham

(Thanimadamozhukkum...)

Singer: Kavalam Vinod

Audio reference :  

Summary :    This devotional song termed as a "Pallichinthu" which is a traditional form of awakening hymn or ritual song (Palliyunarthal) composed in the rhythmic and melodic Chinthu meter (Chinthu Pattu) of Kerala folk and classical devotional music. This hymn is a reverent invocation offered to Lord Ganesha, describing His majestic iconographic form and gracious divine nature. The verse highlights His elephant-faced form, prominent belly, and His fond delight in consuming offerings of sweet kadali plantains and auspicious fruits. He is celebrated as the beloved son of Lord Pasupati (Shiva), who adorns the crescent moon upon His matted hair. No specific temple is explicitly named in the lyrics, as the song functions as a general hymn of praise seeking Lord Ganesha's blessings and mercy.

Pallavi : Glory to the one with the face of a majestic rutting elephant from whom pure ichor flows, the big-bellied one possessing a full, well-rounded, and smooth form.

Anupallavi : He who enjoys partaking in various sweet fruits, being the son of the intense, fiery Lord Shiva who adorns the crescent moon in His radiant matted locks.

Charanam-1 : Son of Lord Pasupati, the handsome one who bestows abundant nectar like cool mountain streams, Lord Ganapathi partakes in delicious kadali plantains and fruit offerings; may He shower His compassionate grace and nectar-like fruits upon us.