Jaya Guru Shankara Girija Ramana

Jaya Jaya Mangala Divya Charana [ Jaya Guru ... ]

Jaya Muni Vanditha Nagabharana

Jaya Sarveshwara (Sayeeshwara) Saroja Nayana

Victory to the beloved of Mother Girija whose Divine feet confers all that is auspicious, who adorns snakes on His body and meditated upon by the Sages and who is none other than the lotus eyed Sayeeshwara.

Deity

Guru

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Raga

Kalyani / Yaman

Beat

8 Beat / Keherwa / Adi

Reference Gents Pitch

1 Pancham / C

Reference Ladies Pitch

5 Pancham / G

Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

chara:

moveable, animate

divya:

divine; (var) divyam

girija:

goddess parvathi, daughter of the king of mountains

guru:

preceptor; (var) guruvara – belonging to the guru / guru’s

jaya:

victory; (var) jayam, jayatu

mangal:

auspicious; (var) mangala

muni:

saint

nagabharana:

one who has the serpent as his ornament - lord shiva

nayan:

eye; (var) nayana, nayanon, nayanom, nayanabhi

ramana:

beloved; also the name of a saint

saroja:

lotus

sarvesha:

lord of everybody; (var) sarveshwara, sarveshwaram, sarveshwari (f)

sayeesha:

sai + esha = lord sai; (var) sayeesham, sayeeshwara, sayeeshwaram, sayeeshwari (f), sayeeshwaraya, saishwari (f),

shankara:

name of lord shiva, one who bestows auspiciousness; (var) shankar, shankaraya, shankaram

vanditha:

one who is worshipped; (var) vandita, vanditham, vandithaya

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