Lakṣmī Dēvī, Periya Pirāddiyār, who eternally resides upon the lotus flower from which honey flows in a continuous stream, will herself eliminate all sins.
Lakṣmī, who was born from a lotus and always smells sweet, will help those who learn these ten songs. These songs are part of a thousand composed by Caṭakōpaṉ from Kurukūr, a place with never-ending water and large, beautiful gardens full of flowers.
Continual rains in Tiruvēṅkaṭam ensure the abundance of water for all time in Kurukūr (Tirunakarī), the birth place of the Āzhvār, and because of this plentiful supply of water, the fragrance of the lotus-flower on which Lakṣmī, the Divine Mother is seated, is undiminishing.
Sing These Verses; the Grace of Lakṣmī Will Be Attained இவற்றைப் பாடுக; இலக்குமியின் அருள் கிட்டும் In this final, crowning pāśuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār reveals the glorious fruit, or phalaśruti, that is attained by those who engage with these sacred verses.
the relationship with kāri (who is his father), māṛan — having the family name of māṛan, satakŏpan — nammāzhvār, sol — mercifully spoke, āyiraththu — in the thousand pāsurams, ippaththāl — through this decad, vĕri māṛādha — having continuous flow of honey, pū mĕl — in the lotus flower, iruppāl̤ — lakshmi