He stole and swallowed ghee, milk and yogurt that we, the cowherd women kept. mĕṉmulait — who was young, cĕppu — and gentle, tayirum viḻuṅkiya — Kannan stole the curd, tuppamum pālum — ghee , and milk, vaitta — stored by, tŏṟuppāṭiyom — Ayarpadi women, appaṉ vantu — Oh Lord please come, appūcci

The fragrant ghee, milk and yogurt spilled all over and they were filled with frenzied joy and their uri, muṟṟattu uruṭṭi niṉṟu — and rolled the pots, āṭuvār — started to dance, naṟunĕy — sweet-smelling ghee , pāl tayir — milk, curd, etc, naṉṟāka — abundantly, tūvuvār — spilt over, cĕṟimĕṉ — their dense and

They said, ‘See, we kept the fermented yogurt, fragrant ghee and milk in various pots, but they are How could I scold my child who drank milk from the devil Putanā and killed her?

Our lord Māyan with a discus in his hand who stole the yogurt, ghee and milk hidden by Yashodā, the

the lord and describing his deeds, how he was tied to a mortar by the cowherd women when he stole milk , yogurt and ghee from the uri, swallowed them and filled his stomach, and how even when the cowherd

He churned the milky ocean, took the nectar and gave it to the gods and embraced Lakshmi who came out of the milky ocean. Shameless, he stole and ate the yogurt and butter kept by Yashodā the cowherdess with hair that swarmed

You make the pots that the cowherds carry on their shoulders fall and drink the yogurt. You sob and sob like the children who want to drink milk from their mothers. kaṭaintu — three times a day, muppotum — morning, afternoon and evening, cāyttup paruki — to drink milk āyarkal̤ — that the cowherd women, kappāl — carry, mĕyppāl uṇṭu — afterthat, like a child who drink milk , uṉakku añcuvaṉ — I am scared, ammam tarave — can I give You milk?

Since your birth, I have not seen good milk the churned yogurt and the butter that I put on the uri. piṟantatuve mutalākap — since Your birth, pĕṟṟu aṟiyeṉ — I have not seen, kaṟanta naṟ pālum — fresh milked milk, tayirum — curd, kaṭaintu — churned, vĕṇṇĕy — butter, uṟimel vaitta — kept in a pot, maṟantum —

The lord dark as a kāyām flower drank the poisonous milk of Putanā when she came as a mother and killed her, stole yogurt and butter and swallowed them in the cowherd village, and went as a pure handsome

“You saw a lovely girl with beautiful fish-like eyes churning yogurt in her home, close by and you entered her house stealthily and said, ‘I will also churn yogurt fast with you. ’ I truly know how you churned the yogurt, casting a secret glance, with your dangling hair decorated with flowers that swarm with That day, so that the devas and asuras receive [nectar]’ [TVM 7.1.7] - [His] churning [alone of the milk

“‘He churned the milky ocean to get nectar for the gods, he grazed the cows, and he swallowed all the beautiful feet, amred coral mouth and round breasts tied with a band spent a long time churning good yogurt

like ghee. The milk is churned into butter, which again is melted into ghee. But none can, on the face of it, perceive the presence of ghee in milk. is present in visible milk! the milk [from the cow].

I have not seen the heated ghee, the boiled milk, thick curd and fragrant butter that I kept, since the Smiling with your pearl-like teeth, come and drink milk from my breast. 129 வைத்தநெய்யும்காய்ந்தபாலும் piṟanta piṉṉai — after Your birth, ittaṉaiyum pĕṟṟaṟiyeṉ — I have not seen, vaitta nĕyyum — the heated ghee ,, kāynta pālum — the boiled milk,, vaṭi tayirum — thick curd, naṟu vĕṇṇĕyum — and fragrant butter, ĕttaṉaiyum — pearl-like teeth, mūkku uṟiñci — with your scrunched nose, mulai uṇāye — will you come and drink milk

were not afraid that Yashodā might punish you when she saw you stealing and eating the butter, good yogurt and milk. the cowherdess tied, being enraged at seeing [Him] eat fresh, curdled curds, butter together with milk ⬥tōytta taṇ tayir veṇṇey pāl – ‘fresh, curdled curds, butter [together with] milk’ கடைந்து பிரித்த churned and then separated [from the whey], the curds that were thickened being its cause, and the milk

Singing in praise of the feet of the supreme lord resting on the milky ocean, we don't eat ghee, don't drink milk. of **anugraham** (blessings) and refuge. --- **pāḍi nei uṇṇōm pāl uṇṇōm** – Abstaining from ghee and milk They declare they will refrain from consuming rich foods like **ghee** and **milk**, focusing Additionally: - Since **Kṛṣṇa** consumed all the butter, ghee, and milk in their village, they see

cowherd girl complains, “I made twelve types of sweets with good rice, small lentils, sugar, fragrant ghee and milk for Thiruvonam festival. Thiruvonam, I made payasams, paṉṉiraṇṭu — of twelve different kind, naṟu nĕy pālāl — with fragrant ghee and milk, aṭṭeṉ — and I kept them, paricu aṟivaṉ — I know, paṇṭum ip pil̤l̤ai — what He does, viḻuṅkiviṭṭu

Sweet as fresh-drawn milk and the ghee that follows, You are, my Lord, the very essence of sweetness in ghee, the ambrosia from the ocean with its delightful contents, the joy that comes from such sweetness , சிறந்த நின் தன்மை — சிறந்த உன் குணங்களின் neyyĕ — ghee (which is the essence of milk), neyyin — ghee-s - **Neyyē** - The essence of milk, ghee. - **Neyyin in suvaiyē** - Oh one who is the sweet taste of ghee!

When you crawl, the fragrance of milk, ghee, curd, pure sandalwood, shenbagā flowers, lotuses and good , ஆடுக ஆடுகவே — ஆடுக ஆடுகவே nāṟi vara — You emanate mixed fragrance of, pālŏṭu — milk, nĕy tayir — ghee

delightful, high-class medicine that removes devotees' ills and evils, or the nectar from the fine milk Is He the delicious cream, a meal with six tastes, or honey as flavorful as fruit, ghee, or milk? ), lavaṇa (salty), katu (pungent), kashāya (astringent), thiktha (bitter)), adisil — rice, ney — of ghee Should I call Him as delicious ghee (here 'ney' is considered directly as ghee)? Should I call Him milk?

Wearing beautiful clothes, we will join together and eat rice with milk, pouring ghee in it, and We had refrained from eating ghee and milk during our *nŏnbu* (*nei uṇṇŏm, pāl uṇṇŏm*), and seeing this As a result, there is now an abundance of milk and ghee in our homes. We will prepare rice with milk, and add so much ghee that it will overflow, with rice barely visible For their *nŏnbu*, they had vowed not to consume ghee or milk (*nei uṇṇŏm, pāl uṇṇŏm*).