Jaya Gajavadana Gananatha

Parvathi Nandana Gananatha

Pashupathi Nandana Gananatha [ Jaya Gajavadana ... ]

Vighneshwara Hey Gana Nayaka

Dukha Hara Hey Shubha Dayaka

Lambodhara Hey Phala Dayaka

Jaya Prashanthi Vasa Shubha Charana

Victory to the elephant-faced Lord Ganesha, son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi. The pot bellied Lord removes obstacles and grief and grants one's wishes and gives bliss. Taking refuge at His holy feet confers good luck.

Deity

Ganesha

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

charan:

feet; (var) charana, charanam, charanon

dayaka:

one who gives; (var) dayakam, dayiney, dayaki (f)

dukh:

sorrow; (var) dukha

gajamukha:

elephant-faced one, refers to lord ganesh; (var) gajamukham, gajanana, gajananam, gajavadana, gajavadanam

gana:

group, tribe, sect, attendants of lord shiva

gananatha:

lord of ganas (lord shiva's army) - refers to lord ganesha; (var) gananatham, ganesha, ganeshwara

hara:

another name of lord shiva which means “to destroy”; (var) haraya

hey:

a heartfelt callout, usually followed by a name or description like 'hey rama', or 'hey merciful lord'

jaya:

victory; (var) jayam, jayatu

lambodhara:

one having big stomach – lord ganesha

nandana:

son, also the name of a forest; (var) nandan, nandanam

nayaka:

master or leader (masculine); nayaki (feminine); (var) nayaga (tamil)

parvathi:

consort of lord shiva

pashupathi:

the lord of all animals esp. lord shiva; (var) pashupathey

phala:

result or fruit of our actions

prashanthi:

supreme peace; (var) prashantha; also refers to prashanthi nilayam at puttaparthi

shubh:

good, auspicious, pleasant; (var) shubha, shubham; shubhakari, shubankari - goddess who bestows auspiciousness

vasa:

one who dwells or resides in; (var) vasaya, vaasam

vighnesha:

lord of (victorious over) obstacles; (var) vighnesham, vighneshwara, vighneshwaram, vighneshwaraya

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