1706 kuṉṟāl māri pazhutu ākki * kŏṭi er iṭaiyāl̤ pŏruṭṭāka *
vaṉ tāl̤ viṭai ezh aṉṟu aṭartta * vāṉor pĕrumāṉ mā māyaṉ **
cĕṉṟāṉ tūtu pañcavarkku āyt * tiri kāl cakaṭam ciṉam azhittu *
kaṉṟāl vil̤aṅkāy ĕṟintāṉ ūr * kaṇṇapuram nām tŏzhutume-9
Simple Translation
1706. The Māyan, the lord of the gods in the sky,
carried Govardhanā mountain as an umbrella
and protected the cows and the cowherds from the storm,
killed seven strong-legged bulls to marry the vine-waisted Nappinnai,
went as a messenger to the Kauravās for the Pāndavās,
kicked and broke the cart when Sakatasuran appeared in that form and killed him,
and threw a calf at the vilam tree and killed two Asurans.
Let us go to Thirukkannapuram and worship him.