198. You kicked and killed the evil Sakatāsuran who came disguised as a cart. You destroyed the two Asurans who came in the form of arjun (marudam) trees. You killed the devil Putanā, drinking milk from her breasts. I know that but I am unable to realize You. O beloved, my prince, You stay in flourishing Thiruvellarai. It is time for you to go to bed, O supreme lord, come and I will put kāppu on you to ward off evil eyes.
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