Deva Deva Giri Deva Dalarchita

Deva Sura Paripalaya Mamkita

Chandrachooda Shiva Tejovilarchita

Rundamala Dhara Trishoola Shobhita

O Lord Shiva, the God of Gods, the God of mountains who is worshipped with the petals of flowers and leaves, You are the protector of the Gods. We adore You, O Lord, the effulgent one who holds the Trident, adorned with the crescent moon on the head and a garland of skulls of evil-doers.

Deity

Shiva

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Raga

Malayamarutham

Beat

8 Beat / Keherwa / Adi

Level

Advanced

Reference Gents Pitch

7 Pancham / B

Reference Ladies Pitch

4.5 Pancham / F#

Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

chandrachooda:

one who has the moon in his lock of hair, lord shiva

dalarchita:

worship by petal; dala (petal) + archana (worship)

deva:

god; (var) dev, devo, devam

dhara:

bear, carry, earth, one who wears; (var) dhari, dharana, dharam, dharey, dharini (f)

giri:

mountain or hill

paripala:

to protect; (var) paripalaka, paripalaya, paripalana, paripalita

rundamala:

garland of skulls

shiva:

lord shiva - one of the trinity who is the destroyer - the name shiva means auspiciousness; (var) shiv, shivaya, shivaraj, shivaraja, shivarajam, shivom, shivani (f) - of shiva

shobhita:

ornamented or decorated with

sura:

noble people

tejovilarchita:

sharp one, effulgent one

trishoola:

trident weapon, frequently held by gods such as lord shiva and goddess durga; (var) trishula, shoola

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