Lalitha Sahasranamam Lyrics in Tamil

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This page preserves the opening verified stanza cluster from the SanskritDocuments source and transliterates it into Tamil script for readers who want a Tamil reading form.

ௐ ஶ்ரீமாதா ஶ்ரீமஹாராஜ்ஞீ ஶ்ரீமத்-ஸிம்ஹாஸநேஶ்வரீ । சிதக்நி-குண்ட-ஸம்பூதா தேவகார்ய-ஸமுத்யதா ॥ ௧॥

உத்யத்பாநு-ஸஹஸ்ராபா சதுர்பாஹு-ஸமந்விதா । ராகஸ்வரூப-பாஶாட்யா க்ரோதாகாராங்குஶோஜ்ஜ்வலா ॥ ௨॥

மநோரூபேக்ஷு-கோதண்டா பஞ்சதந்மாத்ர-ஸாயகா । நிஜாருண-ப்ரபாபூர-மஜ்ஜத்ப்ரஹ்மாண்ட-மண்டலா ॥ ௩॥

சம்பகாஶோக-புந்நாக-ஸௌகந்திக-லஸத்கசா । குருவிந்தமணி-ஶ்ரேணீ-கநத்கோடீர-மண்டிதா ॥ ௪॥

அஷ்டமீசந்த்ர-விப்ராஜ-தலிகஸ்தல-ஶோபிதா । முகசந்த்ர-கலங்காப-ம்ரு’கநாபி-விஶேஷகா ॥ ௫॥

வதநஸ்மர-மாங்கல்ய-க்ரு’ஹதோரண-சில்லிகா । வக்த்ரலக்ஷ்மீ-பரீவாஹ-சலந்மீநாப-லோசநா ॥ ௬॥

The source text continues far beyond this opening block. This page keeps the verified beginning only, so the Tamil rendering stays faithful instead of speculative.

Meaning & Significance

Lalitha Sahasranamam is one of the most important devotional texts in Shakta tradition because it praises the Divine Mother through a thousand names. Even the opening verses establish her as radiant, powerful, and intimately connected to grace and cosmic order.

For a lyrics page, the challenge is scale. The full hymn is enormous, so this page deliberately keeps a short source-backed excerpt in Tamil script rather than trying to fake completeness. That makes it safer for devotional reading and easier to maintain.

The transliterated Tamil form is useful for readers who know the prayer by ear but prefer Tamil orthography for recitation. It keeps the sound of the Sanskrit while giving the reader a script they can follow more comfortably.

This page is also a strong internal anchor for related Shakti and Sahasranama content. Readers who come for Lalitha often continue to other goddess prayers, and the related links help them do that cleanly.

Pronunciation Notes

Read the transliterated lines slowly and keep the dandas as pause markers. Because the text is Sanskrit rendered in Tamil letters, the rhythm matters more than speed.

If you are chanting aloud, focus on the repeated long vowels and the compound breaks. That keeps the recitation steady and helps the Tamil-script transliteration stay close to the source sound.

About the Source Tradition

The SanskritDocuments page presents Lalitasahasranama as a devotional stotra with background notes and a long opening text. This page follows that source conservatively and keeps the focus on the opening block only.

The Traditional artist label is the safest fit here because the work is a classical devotional stotra rather than a modern authored song page. That also matches how readers usually search for it.

The page is meant for chanting, study, and quick devotional access. It does not try to be exhaustive, only reliable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the full Lalitha Sahasranamam?

No. This page keeps the opening verified excerpt in Tamil transliteration and does not claim to print the full thousand-name hymn.

Why transliterate into Tamil instead of translating?

Because most readers searching this page want the sound and flow of the chant, not a prose translation. Tamil script makes the recitation easier to follow while keeping the Sanskrit text recognizable.

Can this page be used for daily recitation?

Yes. It is intentionally conservative and source-backed, which makes it suitable for reading, chanting, and devotional reference.