Kudalur where the kol bees sing and drink honey from the flowers that adorn the hair of the farmers plowing

* atu niṟka er ār muyal viṭṭuk kākkaip piṉ povate * er ār il̤amulaiyīr ĕṉ taṉakku uṟṟatu tāṉ * -4

striking his red kumkumam-smeared arms with his hands, standing and shouting, while Hiranyan lay in a flood

tiṟal aṉumaṉ * tĕrintu uraitta aṭaiyāl̤am ** pār ārum pukazhp putuvaip * paṭṭarpirāṉ pāṭal vallār * er maṭavāl̤ — and has modest character, iruppāre — will remain in, vaikuntattu — Srivaikuntha that is, er

beautiful vĕdhams,  nāngai thannul̤  —  in thirunāngūr,  sīr ārum  —  very beautiful,  malar  —  having flowers

grow old, women with lovely hair that swarms with bees and waists that are thinner than the stalks of flowers Before this disgrace happens, O heart, rise, we will go to Naraiyur surrounded by flourishing groves

Kaliyan the chief of Thirumangai surrounded with flourishing fields composed a Tamil garland of pāsurams

** ceriyil pil̤l̤aikal̤ ĕllārum kātu pĕrukkit * tiriyavum kāṇṭi * er viṭai cĕṟṟu il̤aṅkaṉṟu ĕṟintiṭṭa , cĕṟṟu — You won against the asura, er viṭai — who came as a bull, ĕṟintiṭṭa — and You won against the

She says, “O kol bee, what do you gain by blowing on all these beautiful flowers?

He is like a tall mountain. ” Did she see the dear god of Kannapuram surrounded with flourishing fields

They offer eight kinds of fragrant flowers, Chanting a thousand names with pure devotion, Standing ghats,  padindhu  —  bathing,  inam  —  belonging to same species,  malar ettum  —  eight types of flowers

I am his devotee and I found him in Thirukkannapuram filled with fields over which clouds float as herons

698 698.“ O Vāsudevā, many of the cowherd women here whose hair is decorated with fragrant flowers don

சீர் ஆர் செழும் புழுதிக் காப்பிட்டு * 7 2679 aṟivu azhintu tīrā uṭampŏṭu petuṟuveṉ kaṇṭu iraṅki * er

தன் ஒக்கும் * கன்னியரை இல்லாத காட்சியாள் * 37 2747 cūzh kaṭalul̤ pŏṉ nakaram cĕṟṟa purantaraṉoṭu er

செய்யப் பெறுவர்கள் kār — invigorating like a dark cloud, vaṇṇan — having form, kamalam — like a lotus flower this decad, ār vaṇṇaththāl — like those who drink nectar, uraippār — who can recite, polindhu — having flourishing Kaṇṇan tannai** - Endowed with divine eyes cool and fresh as a pond adorned with fully blossomed lotus flowers

in the Arimeyavinnagaram temple in Nāngur where Punnai trees bloom everywhere with white pearl-like flowers and bright gold flowers and jackfruits drip honey in the groves and beautiful women with sharp arrow-like  marungu engum  —  all the surroundings,  pala punnai  —  many punnai trees (blossoming as buds and flowers white pearls,  kātta  —  as they show,  palam kanigal̤  —  jackfruits,  thĕn kātta  —  as they show the flowing

திருவேங்கட மா மலை மேய * ஆரா அமுதே * அடியேற்கு அருளாயே 3 1040 nīr ār kaṭalum * nilaṉum muzhutu uṇṭu * er

ārnta pŏzhil nāṅkait * tiruttevaṉār tŏkaimel ** kūr ārnta vel kaliyaṉ * kūṟu tamizhp pattum vallār * er

ĕr ārum  —  ḥaving complete beauty,  malar  —  having flowers,  pozhilgal̤  —  in the gardens,  engum