raghava
राघवAn epithet for Rama, descendant of King Raghu.
Meaning
Raghava is an epithet for the Hindu deity Rama, meaning 'descendant of Raghu' or 'belonging to the Raghu clan.' In lyrics, it is used to address Rama directly or to refer to him, often highlighting his royal lineage, heroic deeds, or his relationship with Sita. It emphasizes his connection to the illustrious Raghu dynasty.
In the songs
Dasharathan thanayanagiya velvi kaathitta raghava
O Raghava, the son of Dasharatha, who protected the holy sacrifice.
Dasharathan Thanayanagiya · Traditional
Ishan villai murithitta sri raghava
O Sri Raghava, who broke the bow of Lord Shiva.
Dasharathan Thanayanagiya · Traditional
Sita manalane raghava
O Raghava, the beloved husband of Sita.
Dasharathan Thanayanagiya · Traditional
Anumanin divya thejathal ananda manukula vairi arakkanai veezhthi kodhandam endhiya raghukula sri raghava
Rejoicing at Hanuman's divine brilliance, destroying the demon enemy of mankind, holding the Kodanda bow, O Sri Raghava of the Raghu clan.
Dasharathan Thanayanagiya · Traditional