2350. Her mother says,
“My daughter sings the praise of Thiruvenkatam
whenever she thinks of any hills.
She wears thulasi on her dark hair thinking
that is the best thing for a chaste women to wear
and she goes to bathe in the large ocean every morning
thinking that it is the milky ocean
where broad-armed Thirumāl rests. "
Word by Word (WBW) meaning
(The words may be rearranged to facilitate poetry to prose conversion (Aṉvayam). Please read the meanings (in black) continiously to form the sentence and understand the simple meaning of those verse.)
veṛpu enṛu — if there is any discussion about any mountain (my daughter); vĕngadam — regarding thirumalai; pādum — will sing about; kaṛpu enṛu — being apt to be dependent on the lord in total chaste; viyan thuzhāy — the amaśing thul̤asi; karu kuzhal mĕl — on (her) dark hair; sūdum — she dons it; mal — wrestlers; ponṛa — to be destroyed; nīṇda thŏl̤ — having long divine shoulders; māl — supreme being; kidandha — reclining; nīl̤ kadal — in the expansive milky ocean; nīrāduvān — in order to take a bath; pūṇda nāl̤ ellam — at the time of every dawn; pugum — she leaves out for