It's beautiful how such complex emotions are so beautifully woven into Tamil lyrics, isn't it?Ī big shout out to Varun Swaminathan and Swetha Sekar for the help. For anyone who understands even a little bit of Tamil, the translation of the lyrics will never do. Malargal kaettaen vanamae thanthanai, When translated, the above lines mean: I asked for flowers, you gave me a garden. Translation: Music is gone, arrogance has left me. 16 Tamil Lyrics & Their Meanings That Will Open Your Eyes to the Beauty and Poetry of Tamil. Translation: Oh, the lashes of my eye, Kanave Kanave, David Translation: Magical charmer, until my heart is calm, Imaye Imaye, Raja Rani
Translation: I feel like I am dying Vaseegara, Minnale Translation: Oh dear, I walked in fear, Usure Poguthey, Raavanan Translation: As I wonder why the weather is changing, Mannipaya, Vinaathandi Varuvaaya Translation: When nights have not fallen yet, and mornings have not risen yet, Thalli Pogathey, Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada Translation: I asked for flowers, you gave me a garden Kangal Irandal, Subramaniapuram Translation: On the streets in a beautiful evening, Malargal Kaettaen, Ok Kadhal Kanmani Translation: Even trees shiver in winter cold, Thuli Thuli, Paiya Translation: Oh my lover, oh my lover, oh my secret lover, Moongil Thottam, Kadal Translation: We are yet to start talking, Snehithane, Alaipaayuthe you belong to the sky or the clouds? Innum Konjam Neram, Maryan Translation: If you say stop, my time will not move. Translation: Birds have slept already, milk has turned into curd, Nenjukul Peithidum, Vaaranam Aayiram Translation: You are the honey that dances in the rain, Nenjukulle, Kadal
To help you understand the beauty of Tami-zh, here are some heartrending lyrics from some of the popular songs: Munbe Vaa, Sillunu Oru Kadhal It's a language that is beautiful and poetic all at once.
It's ' azhagu.' It's an invocation to the gods of beauty, appreciating the magnificence of their handiwork. In Tamil, calling someone beautiful is not just a mere compliment. It's ' kadhal.' It's a feeling so deep that it overwhelms you. Because in Tamil, love is not just a word. Especially when it's in the form of music and poems. There's something about this language that's absolutely divine. When translated, the above lines mean: I asked for flowers, you gave me a gardenįor anyone who understands even a little bit of Tamil, the translation of the lyrics will never do justice to the original lyrics of the song, for that's the beauty of Tamil.
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