2067 கன்றுமேய்த்துஇனிதுகந்தகாளாய்! என்றும் * கடிபொழில்சூழ்கணபுரத்துஎன்கனியே! என்றும் * மன்றமரக்கூத்தாடிமகிழ்ந்தாய்! என்றும் * வடதிருவேங்கடம்மேயமைந்தா! என்றும் * வென்றசுரர்குலங்களைந்தவேந்தே! என்றும் * விரிபொழில்சூழ்திருநறையூர்நின்றாய்! என்றும் * துன்றுகுழல்கருநிறத்தென்துணையே! என்றும் துணைமுலைமேல்துளிசோரச்சோர்கின்றாளே. (2)
2067. “My daughter says,
‘You, mighty as a bull, happily grazed the cows.
You are my sweet fruit and you stay in Thirukkannapuram
surrounded with fragrant groves.
You are the god of Thiruvenkatam in the north
and you danced happily in the mandram.
You stay in Thirunaraiyur surrounded with abundant groves.
O king, you conquered the Asurans and destroyed their tribes,
and you, with a dark color and thick curly hair, are my help. ’
The tears she sheds fall on her breasts and she is tired. ”
Word by Word (WBW) meaning
(The words may be rearranged to facilitate conversion from poetry to prose (Aṉvayam). Please read the meanings (in black) continuously to form the sentence and understand the simplified meaning based on the Divyārtha Dīpikai for the verse.)
In the preceding pāśuram, Parakāla Nāyaki was found in a state of blissful union, holding her vīṇā and mistaking the instrument itself for Emperumān. In this ecstatic trance, she uttered words of triumph, celebrating her victory and His loving defeat. However, she received no reply affirming His own victory and her sweet surrender, for she had