mazhaikku – Among the āzhvārs, the term "mazhai" (rain) invariably refers to the hailstones that Indra, the lord of celestial entities, showered upon the cowherds when Kṛṣṇa lifted the Govardhana mountain. Similarly, "Anai" (elephant) consistently refers to Gajendrāzhvān, the elephant that was seized by a crocodile as it reached for a flower to offer to Emperumān.