Ramnad Krishnan | Raga Atana | Mummurtulu Gumi

Mummurtulu Gumi Raga - Atana / Talam - Adi / Composer - Thyagaraja In the krti ‘Mummurtulu gumi’, Sri Tyagaraja states that even the Trinity sing the praise of Sri Rama. Pallavi mummUrtulu gumi kUDi pogaDE muccaTa vinukOrE Anupallavi sammatiga rAju koDuk(a)naga vini samSayamu tIraka SrI rAmuni (mum) Charanam rOsamutO raghu rAmuni guNamula rUDiga tama guNamulan(a)Tu vrAasi trAsuna(n)iDa sari nilva lEd(a)ni 1tyAgarAja nutuD(e)vaDO(y)anucunu (mum) Meaning Pallavi Listen (vinukOrE) to the conversation (muccaTa) of the Trinity (mummUrtulu) praising (pogaDE) together (gumi kUDi) (SrI rAma). Anupallavi Having been told (anaga vini) (literally hearing people telling) that He is the son (koDuku) (koDukanaga) of King (rAju) (daSaratha), their doubt (samSayamu) not having been dispelled (tIraka), listen to the conversation of the Trinity praising together SrI rAma (rAmuni) whole heartedly (sammatiga). Charanam Being piqued (rOsamutO), writing down (vrAsi) the virtues (guNamula) of SrI raghu rAma (rAmuni) and their own (tama) well-known (rUDiga) virtues (guNamulanu), as they placed (iDa) there (aTu) (guNamulanaTu) on a scale (trAsuna) (trAsunaniDa), finding that (ani) the scale did not (lEdu) (lEdani) balance (sari nilva), wondering as to (anucunu) ‘who this person (evaDO) praised (nutuDu) (nutaDevaDOyanucu) by tyAgarAja could be’, listen to the conversation of the Trinity praising together SrI rAma,. Lyrics and meaning: thyagaraja-vaibhavam.blogspot.com Picture: carnatica.in Editing: Shreeraam Shankar