Thirukoil Katta Enni Lyrics English Meaning: Subrabatham | Seerkazhi Givindarajan | Vani Jairam
Vani Jairam and Seerkazhi Govindarajan deliver a devotional plea in ‘Thirukoil Katta Enni’ from the album Subrabatham. Lyricist Kannadasan and composer M.S. Viswanathan shape this spiritual appeal across sacred sites. The track frames unwavering commitment to temple construction through divine assistance.
Thirukoil Katta Enni
Seerkazhi Givindarajan | Vani Jairam • From “Subrabatham”
Lyricist
Kannadasan
Composer
M. S. Viswanathan
Thirukoil Katta Enni Lyrics Translation – Subrabatham Soundtrack
Kannadasan’s lyrics reference exhaustion from enduring tests: ‘For devotees who serve you, your trials are enough.’ The singers address Vishnu directly, demanding either help with the temple or salvation in Vaikuntha.
Thirukoyil Katta EnniWith the sole intention of building your holy temple,
Porupposu Vantha EnnaiI came to you, bearing this heavy responsibility.
Veruppodu Paarththaayae PerumaalaeYet you looked upon me with scorn, Oh Lord Perumal.
Palar Mithiththaalum Vidamaattaen ThirumaalaeEven if many trample me down, I won’t give up, Oh Lord Thirumal.
Thirukoyil Katta EnniWith the sole intention of building your holy temple,
Porupposu Vantha EnnaiI came to you, bearing this heavy responsibility.
Veruppodu Paarththaayae PerumaalaeYet you looked upon me with scorn, Oh Lord Perumal.
Palar Mithiththaalum Vidamaattaen ThirumaalaeEven if many trample me down, I won’t give up, Oh Lord Thirumal.
Kanjinagar VaratharajaOh Lord Varadaraja of Kanchipuram,
Un Karunai Perumai Enna LesaIs the glory of your mercy something small?
Kanjinagar VaratharajaOh Lord Varadaraja of Kanchipuram,
Un Karunai Perumai Enna LesaIs the glory of your mercy something small?
Vaanjaiyudan Enakku ArulaTo bless me with your boundless affection,
Kanji Varathaa Virainthodi VarugaCome running swiftly, Oh Varada of Kanchi.
Thiruppani Seivatharkku UdanthaiTo support this holy construction work,
Nee Thirukoyilil Kondirukkum KuzhanthaiYou reside there as the divine child of the temple.
Thiruppani Seivatharkku UdanthaiTo support this holy construction work,
Nee Thirukoyilil Kondirukkum KuzhanthaiYou reside there as the divine child of the temple.
Thinanthorum Sevai Seiya VaravaShall I come to serve you every single day?
Ranga Srivilli Puththoorin ThalaivaaOh Lord Ranga, master of Srivilliputhur.
Thinanthorum Sevai Seiya VaravaShall I come to serve you every single day?
Ranga Srivilli Puththoorin ThalaivaaOh Lord Ranga, master of Srivilliputhur.
Bhoologa Vaigunthavaasaa PuhazhaagumOh dweller of the Earthly Vaikuntha, your fame is boundless.
Sri Ranga Naatha Sri Ranga NaathaSri Ranga Natha, Sri Ranga Natha.
Sri Ranga Naatha Sri Ranga NaathaSri Ranga Natha, Sri Ranga Natha.
Thiruvarangaththu RanganathaaOh Lord Ranganatha of Srirangam,
En Sevaikku Thunai Puriya Vaa VaaCome, oh come to support my humble service.
Anantha Pathmanaaba Anantha VishvaroopaaOh Anantha Padmanabha, form of the endless universe.
Thiruvananthai PathmanaabaOh Padmanabha of Thiruvananthapuram,
Unakku Singaara Koyil Katta VaaCome so I can build a beautiful temple for you.
Thiruvananthai PathmanaabaOh Padmanabha of Thiruvananthapuram,
Unakku Singaara Koyil Katta VaaCome so I can build a beautiful temple for you.
Subrabatham’s spiritual journey centers on persistent faith despite hardship. A Thirukoil Katta Enni lyrics translation documents this ultimate bargain between human effort and divine intervention.