1419. You did not think Hanuman, the son of Vāyu,
was born as a mere animal. You did not ignore him
because he belonged to the clan of monkeys
but you happily accepted him as a friend,
and your kindness was immeasurable, larger than the ocean.
You told him lovingly,
“There is nothing that I can return for all the things
that you have done for me. I will eat with you. ”
Thinking that you would show the same kindness
you showed to Hanuman to me, your faithful servant,
I have come to you to worship your feet.
You are the god of Thiruvarangam surrounded with beautiful groves.
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