jagadOddhAraNa ADisidaLe yashOde :
One who maintains the universe; lifts, raises…the person who protects the universe… With Him played Yashoda (aaDi= play)
Anupallavi:
JgadOddhAraNa maganendu tiLiyuta:
One who maintains the universe; lifts, raises…the person who protects the universe… Nothing other than her son, thinks she
suguNAnta ranganA AdisidaLe yashOde:
All virtues replete with; complete; pleasingly… With Him played Yashoda (aaDi= play)Yashoda indulged in playful sports with Krishna, who sustains and maintains the universe;
who possesses all of pleasing virtues, considering that He was no more than just a child and also Her son. -
Charanam: 1
nigamakE silukada agaNita mahimana:
to the books of knowledge (Vedas)- not captured- one that is beyond counting (gaNita is counting; agaNita is beyond count, countless)- greater than
magugaLa mANikyana ADisidaLa yashOde:
in the midst of, amongst surrounding children (makkaL, Malayalam and Thamizh)-
treasure, rare gem-With Him played Yashoda (aaDi= play). Yashoda played with Krishna, whose reality could not simply be captured even with the books of knowledge (Vedas; one who is not understood, comprehended by the Vedas); whose opulence (vibhuti) excels the infinite (infinitesimal), an unusually rare and intriguing gem amongst all the children (of the gokula).
charanam 2: aNOraNIyana mahatO mahImana:
aNu – atom--The word, aNu, refers to atom (the smallest aspect of matter [and the bodies of beings], while anoraneeyan refers to what is even smaller than the smallest aspect of matter (and the bodies of beings), namely ‘atom”…In other words, the subatomic particles. -
– minute-r
Great, grand-
greater
apramEyana ADisidaLa yashOde:
Defying measurement...One that is beyond measurement. 'Aprameya', refers to transcendent and all-encompassing." Transcendent: exceeding, surpassing usual limits; extending or lying beyond the limits of ordinary experience; being beyond the limits of all possible experience and knowledge; being beyond normal understanding, comprehension…
Transcendent. Opposite of immanent…
Immanent: being within the limits of possible experience or knowledge…With Him played Yashoda (aaDi= play)
charanam 3: parama puruSana paravAsudEvana:
purandara viTTalana ADisidaLu yashOde