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maraiyodhum

மறை ஓதும்
Tamil

Who chant the Vedas

Lyrics

Meaning

This word describes individuals who recite or chant the Vedas, the sacred Hindu scriptures. It typically appears in lyrics to characterize sages (gnaniyar) or devotees (adiyaar) as learned and pious, often in the context of their ability to perceive or be blessed by a deity. The term highlights their spiritual wisdom and adherence to scriptural tradition.

In the songs

  • Unnai maraiyodhum gnaniyar mattume kanbaar

    Only the wise sages who chant the Vedas can see you.

    Kurai Ondrum Illai · C. Rajagopalachari

  • Maraiyodhum adiyaarai manadhendhi ugandharulpavan

    He who blesses the devotees who chant the Vedas, keeping them in his heart.

    Sutri Varugudhu Vel · Madurai R. Muralidaran

  • Maraiyodhum adiyaarai manadhendhi ugandharulpavan

    He who blesses the devotees who chant the Vedas, keeping them in his heart.

    Sutri Varugudhu Vel · Madurai R. Muralidaran

  • Maraiyodhum adiyaarai manadhendhi ugandharulpavan

    He who blesses the devotees who chant the Vedas, keeping them in his heart.

    Sutri Varugudhu Vel · Madurai R. Muralidaran

Songs with this word

From the lyrics we hold — 2 songs.

  • Kurai Ondrum Illai

    C. Rajagopalachari

    appears in 1 line

  • Sutri Varugudhu Vel

    Madurai R. Muralidaran

    appears in 3 lines

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