param
परम्Supreme, highest, ultimate, transcendent, excellent.
Meaning
Param signifies the highest or ultimate quality, often implying transcendence. Dancers encounter it as an adjective, frequently in epithets for deities like Vishnu, as in 'Param Dhaaman' (Supreme Lord), or to describe a desired spiritual state, such as 'Parama Nilai' (Supreme State). It emphasizes the unparalleled nature of the deity or the goal.
In the songs
eesanidam amar naayagi param dhaaman magizh ezhil sodhari unaip paadi aadida parama nilai pera aasiththen naaraayani
O Narayani, the consort who sits with Shiva, the beautiful sister who brings joy to Vishnu. I desire to sing and dance for you to attain the supreme state.
Eesanidam Amar Nayagi · Traditional
eesanidam amar naayagi param dhaaman magizh ezhil sodhari unaip paadi aadida parama nilai pera aasiththen naaraayani
O Narayani, the consort who sits with Shiva, the beautiful sister who brings joy to Vishnu. I desire to sing and dance for you to attain the supreme state.
Eesanidam Amar Nayagi · Traditional
Param tāmaṉ
The Supreme Lord (Vishnu)
Eesanidam Amar Nayagi · Traditional
eesanidam amar naayagi param dhaaman magizh ezhil sodhari unaip paadi aadida parama nilai pera aasiththen naaraayani
O Narayani, the consort who sits with Shiva, the beautiful sister who brings joy to Vishnu. I desire to sing and dance for you to attain the supreme state.
Eesanidam Amar Nayagi · Traditional