Shyama Bhajo Bhajo Radhey Gopala

Shyama Manohara He Nandalala [ Shyama Bhajo ... ]

Murali Manohara Gopi Lola

Meera Ke Prabhu Giridhara Bala

Worship Gopala, the Lord of Radha. Lord Krishna, the dark-complexioned son of Nanda plays the enchanting flute. He is the beloved of the Gopis, and the Lord of Meera. He held the mountain up to protect His devotees.

Deity

Krishna

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

bala:

child, son; (var) bal, balana, balagan (tamil), baalam

bhaja:

worship, chant the name or sing the praises of the lord; (var) bhajoon - I worship; bhajey - let us worship

giridhar:

one who lifted the mountain - refers to lord krishna who lifted the govardhana peak; (var) giridhara, giridhari

gopal:

name of krishna which means protector of the cowherd; (var) gopala, gopalana, gopalam

gopi:

the women of brindavana who had completely surrendered to lord krishna; (var) gopika

ke:

of or belonging to

lola:

longing or desirous of

manohar:

pleasing, beautiful, charming; (var) manohara, manoharam, manohari (f)

meera:

one of the greatest women saints and devotee of lord krishna who sang the glory of the lord through songs and bhajans

murali:

flute

nanda:

foster father of lord krishna

prabhu:

lord, master; (var) prabho

radha:

one of the gopikas and the beloved of lord krishna; (var) radhe, radhey, radhika

sham:

dark hued, a reference to lord krishna; evening time; (var) shyam, shyama, shyamala

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