Kondalalo Nelakonna (Annamacharya) PDF
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कॊण्डललो नॆलकॊन्न कोनेटि रायडु वाडु कॊण्डलन्त वरमुलु गुप्पॆडु वाडु ॥
koṇḍalalō nelakonna kōnēṭi rāyaḍu vāḍu koṇḍalanta varamulu guppeḍu vāḍu ॥
He is the King of the Koneru — the sacred temple tank — who has settled among the hills; and he pours out boons as high as hills, by the fistful.
कुम्मर दासुडैन कुरुवरति नम्बि इम्मन्न वरमुलॆल्ल इच्चिनवाडु । दॊम्मुलु सेसिन यट्टि तॊण्डमान् चक्कुरवर्ति रम्मन्न चोटिकि वच्चि नम्मिन वाडु ॥ कॊण्डललो नॆलकॊन्न कोनेटि रायडु वाडु कॊण्डलन्त वरमुलु गुप्पॆडु वाडु ॥
kummara dāsuḍaina kuruvarati nambi immanna varamulella iccinavāḍu । dommulu sēsina yaṭṭi toṇḍamān cakkuravarti rammanna cōṭiki vacci nammina vāḍu ॥ koṇḍalalō nelakonna kōnēṭi rāyaḍu vāḍu koṇḍalanta varamulu guppeḍu vāḍu ॥
To Kuruvarati Nambi, his devotee the potter, he gave every boon that was asked of him. And for Tondaman the emperor, who fought battles in his cause, he came to the very spot he was called to and stood by him in trust. He is the Lord of the Koneru dwelling among the hills, who gives away mountains of boons by the fistful.
अच्चपु वेडुकतोड ननन्ताल्वारुकि मुच्चिलि वॆट्टिकि मन्नि मोसिनवाडु । मच्चिक दॊलक तिरुनम्बि तोडुत निच्च निच्च माटलाडि नॊच्चिनवाडु ॥
accapu vēḍukatōḍa nanantālvāruki muccili veṭṭiki manni mōsinavāḍu । maccika dolaka tirunambi tōḍuta nicca nicca māṭalāḍi noccinavāḍu ॥
Out of pure delight, he carried earth like a hired labourer for his devotee Anantalvar. And melting with affection, he talked with Tirumala Nambi day after day, wearing himself out like one of the household.
कञ्चिलोन नुण्ड दिरुकच्चिनम्बि मीद करुणिञ्चि तन यॆडकु रप्पिञ्चिन वाडु । यॆञ्चि ऎक्कुडैन वेङ्कटेशुडु मनलकु मञ्चिवाडै करुण बालिञ्चिन वाडु ॥ कॊण्डललो नॆलकॊन्न कोनेटि रायडु वाडु कॊण्डलन्त वरमुलु गुप्पॆडु वाडु ॥
kañcilōna nuṇḍa dirukaccinambi mīda karuṇiñci tana yeḍaku rappiñcina vāḍu । yeñci ekkuḍaina vēṅkaṭēśuḍu manalaku mañcivāḍai karuṇa bāliñcina vāḍu ॥ koṇḍalalō nelakonna kōnēṭi rāyaḍu vāḍu koṇḍalanta varamulu guppeḍu vāḍu ॥
On Tirukachchi Nambi, who lived far away in Kanchi, he took pity and drew him to his own side. Reckon it well: Venkateswara, the highest of all, has been so good to us — showering compassion and ruling us with grace. He is the Lord of the Koneru among the hills, giving boons as vast as hills, by the fistful.