1626 ūṭu eṟu kañcaṉŏṭu mallum villum *
ŏṇ kariyum urul̤ cakaṭum uṭaiyac cĕṟṟa *
nīṭu eṟu pĕru valit tol̤ uṭaiya vĕṉṟi *
nilavu pukazh nemi aṅkai nĕṭiyoṉ kāṇmiṉ- **
ceṭu eṟu pŏzhil tazhuvum ĕzhil kŏl̤ vītit *
tiruvizhavil maṇi aṇinta tiṇṇaitoṟum *
āṭu eṟu malark kuzhalār payilum cĕlvattu *
aṇi azhuntūr niṉṟu ukanta amarar-kove-9
Simple Translation
1626. See, the tall wide-shouldered lord,
the god of the gods, famous and victorious
holding a discus in his beautiful hand,
fought with the evil Kamsan and conquered the wrestlers sent by him,
fought with the strong elephant Kuvalayābeedam
and killed Sakatāsuran when he came as a cart.
He stays happily in beautiful rich Thiruvazhundur
with young groves and beautiful streets
where the porches are studded with jewels
and lovely women adorned with flowers in their hair
learn dancing on those porches at festival times.