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endhan

எந்தன்
Tamil

My, mine (possessive pronoun)

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Meaning

Endhan is a first-person possessive pronoun meaning 'my' or 'mine'. In Indian classical dance lyrics, it is frequently used by a speaker, often a nayika (heroine) or a devotee, to express possession or close association with a deity, a beloved person, or an object. It typically precedes the noun it modifies, such as 'my Lord' or 'my heart'.

In the songs

  • Sakhiye indha jaalam enadi endhan swaamiyai vara solladi

    Oh friend, why these tricks? Please ask my Lord to come.

    Sakhiye Indha Jaalam · Ponniah Pillai (Thanjavur Quartet)

  • Sakhiye indha jaalam enadi endhan swaamiyai vara solladi

    Oh friend, why these tricks? Please ask my Lord to come.

    Sakhiye Indha Jaalam · Ponniah Pillai (Thanjavur Quartet)

  • Idhu samayam sakhiye indha jaalam enadi endhan swaamiyai vara solladi

    This is the time, oh friend, why these tricks? Please ask my Lord to come.

    Sakhiye Indha Jaalam · Ponniah Pillai (Thanjavur Quartet)

  • Idhu samayam sakhiye indha jaalam enadi endhan swaamiyai vara solladi

    This is the time, oh friend, why these tricks? Please ask my Lord to come.

    Sakhiye Indha Jaalam · Ponniah Pillai (Thanjavur Quartet)

Songs with this word

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  • Sakhiye Indha Jaalam

    Ponniah Pillai (Thanjavur Quartet)

    appears in 4 lines

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