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Varam

வரம்★ Essential
Sanskrit

A boon — something asked for and granted.

Lyrics

Meaning

Varam is a boon or blessing, typically requested from a deity and granted. Lyrics frequently end with a plea for varam: grant me the boon of remembering your feet, of singing your praise, of never leaving your presence. Where arul is grace given freely, varam is the specific thing asked for.

In the songs

  • Enakkum iru padam ninaikka varam arulvai

    Please grant me the boon to meditate upon your two feet

    Enakkum Iru Padam - Rama Kathai · Arunachala Kavi

  • Enakkum iru padam ninaikka varam arulvai

    Please grant me the boon to meditate upon your two feet

    Enakkum Iru Padam - Rama Kathai · Arunachala Kavi

  • parashumapi varam

    Also holding the axe and granting boons.

    Shiva Panchakshara Stotram · Traditional

  • Unadhu thaal panindhu kalaiyodu vaazha varam tharum thillai paramesha

    Bowing at your feet, grant me the boon to live with this art, Oh Supreme Lord of Thillai.

    Thillana and Mangalam · Traditional

Songs with this word

From the lyrics we hold — 3 songs.

  • Enakkum Iru Padam - Rama Kathai

    Arunachala Kavi

    appears in 2 lines

  • Shiva Panchakshara Stotram

    Traditional

    appears in 1 line

  • Thillana and Mangalam

    Traditional

    appears in 1 line

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