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Saraswati Dwadasanama Stotram in Telugu · తెలుగు

🕉️ hindu·📿 3× జపం·🕐 At the three sandhyas — dawn, noon and dusk; especially during Navaratri and Vasant Panchami·📜 Traditional Sanskrit dwadasa-nama (twelve-name) stotra of Goddess Saraswati, recited in the Devi and Saraswati worship tradition
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Traditional Sanskrit dwadasa-nama (twelve-name) stotra of Goddess Saraswati, recited in the Devi and Saraswati worship tradition · Traditional (anonymous); preserved in the Puranic and stotra tradition · Ancient/medieval (exact date unknown)

Dwadasa-nama (twelve-name) stotras are a classical genre in which a deity is praised through a fixed garland of twelve names, each name carrying a distinct shade of the deity's power. This Saraswati Dwadasanama gathers her most beloved epithets — from Bharati and Sharada to Vagishwari and Bhuvaneshwari — into a compact hymn. Beginning with the icon of the veena-and-book-bearing Goddess on her swan, it teaches that simply remembering these twelve names at the three sandhyas opens the flow of knowledge and speech, which is why it became a cherished daily prayer of students.

శాస్త్రాలలో చెప్పినట్లు

By tradition, those who keep this twelve-name garland on their lips at the three junctions of the day find Saraswati 'seated on the tip of the tongue' — the dull becoming sharp, the hesitant becoming fluent, and seekers gaining sudden clarity in study and debate, just as the concluding verse promises.

అర్థంతో పూర్తి పాఠం

ఏ పంక్తిపైన అయినా లేదా ▶ బటన్‌పై తాకి వినండి

శ్లోకం 1

సరస్వతీం నమస్యామి వీణాపుస్తకధారిణీమ్। హంసవాహసమాయుక్తాం విద్యాదానకరీం మమ॥

Saraswatim Namasyaami Veenaa-pustaka-dhaarineem Hamsa-vaaha-samaayuktaam Vidyaa-daana-kareem Mama

అర్థం:I bow to Goddess Saraswati, who holds the veena and the book, who is borne by the swan, the bestower of the gift of knowledge upon me.

శ్లోకం 2

ప్రథమం భారతీ నామ ద్వితీయం సరస్వతీ। తృతీయం శారదా దేవీ చతుర్థం హంసవాహినీ॥

Prathamam Bhaaratee Naama Dviteeyam Cha Saraswatee Triteeyam Shaaradaa Devee Chaturtham Hamsa-vaahinee

అర్థం:The first name is Bharati, the second is Saraswati; the third is the Goddess Sharada, and the fourth is Hamsavahini (she who rides the swan).

శ్లోకం 3

పఞ్చమం జగతీ ఖ్యాతా షష్ఠం వాగీశ్వరీ తథా। కౌమారీ సప్తమం ప్రోక్తా అష్టమం బ్రహ్మచారిణీ॥

Panchamam Jagatee Khyaataa Shashtham Vaageeshwaree Tathaa Kaumaaree Saptamam Proktaa Ashtamam Brahmachaarinee

అర్థం:The fifth is renowned as Jagati (the all-pervading), and the sixth is Vagishwari (mistress of speech); the seventh is declared to be Kaumari, and the eighth is Brahmacharini.

శ్లోకం 4

నవమం బుద్ధిదాత్రీ దశమం వరదాయినీ। ఏకాదశం క్షుద్రఘణ్టా ద్వాదశం భువనేశ్వరీ॥

Navamam Buddhi-daatree Cha Dashamam Varadaayinee Ekaadasham Kshudra-ghantaa Dvaadasham Bhuvaneshwaree

అర్థం:The ninth is Buddhidatri (giver of intellect), the tenth is Varadayini (granter of boons); the eleventh is Kshudraghanta, and the twelfth is Bhuvaneshwari.

శ్లోకం 5

బ్రాహ్మీ ద్వాదశనామాని త్రిసన్ధ్యం యః పఠేన్నరః। సర్వసిద్ధికరీ తస్య ప్రసన్నా పరమేశ్వరీ। సా మే వసతు జిహ్వాగ్రే బ్రహ్మరూపా సరస్వతీ॥

Braahmee Dvaadasha-naamaani Tri-sandhyam Yah Pathen-narah Sarva-siddhi-karee Tasya Prasannaa Parameshwaree Saa Me Vasatu Jihvaagre Brahma-roopaa Saraswatee

అర్థం:These are the twelve names of Brahmi (Saraswati). The person who recites them at the three junctions of the day (morning, noon and dusk) — to him the Supreme Goddess becomes gracious and grants all success. May that Saraswati, the very form of Brahman, ever dwell upon the tip of my tongue.

పదం-పదం అర్థం

ఉచ్చారణ వినడానికి ఏ పదంపైన అయినా క్లిక్ చేయండి

సరస్వతీం నమస్యామి🔊Saraswatim NamasyaamiI bow to Goddess Saraswati
వీణాపుస్తకధారిణీమ్🔊Veenaa-pustaka-dhaarineemWho holds the veena and the book
హంసవాహసమాయుక్తాం🔊Hamsa-vaaha-samaayuktaamWho is borne by the swan (whose vehicle is the hamsa)
విద్యాదానకరీం🔊Vidyaa-daana-kareemThe bestower of the gift of knowledge
ప్రథమం భారతీ🔊Prathamam BhaarateeThe first name is Bharati (goddess of speech/eloquence)
ద్వితీయం సరస్వతీ🔊Dviteeyam SaraswateeThe second name is Saraswati (the flowing one / giver of essence)
తృతీయం శారదా🔊Triteeyam ShaaradaaThe third name is Sharada (she worshipped in autumn)
చతుర్థం హంసవాహినీ🔊Chaturtham Hamsa-vaahineeThe fourth is Hamsavahini (she who rides the swan)
పఞ్చమం జగతీ🔊Panchamam JagateeThe fifth, renowned as Jagati (the all-pervading)
షష్ఠం వాగీశ్వరీ🔊Shashtham VaageeshwareeThe sixth is Vagishwari (mistress of speech)
కౌమారీ సప్తమం🔊Kaumaaree SaptamamThe seventh is declared to be Kaumari (the youthful maiden)
అష్టమం బ్రహ్మచారిణీ🔊Ashtamam BrahmachaarineeThe eighth is Brahmacharini (the chaste seeker of Brahman)
నవమం బుద్ధిదాత్రీ🔊Navamam Buddhi-daatreeThe ninth is Buddhidatri (giver of intellect)
దశమం వరదాయినీ🔊Dashamam VaradaayineeThe tenth is Varadayini (granter of boons)
ఏకాదశం క్షుద్రఘణ్టా🔊Ekaadasham Kshudra-ghantaaThe eleventh is Kshudraghanta (she of the little bells)
ద్వాదశం భువనేశ్వరీ🔊Dvaadasham BhuvaneshwareeThe twelfth is Bhuvaneshwari (sovereign of the worlds)
త్రిసన్ధ్యం యః పఠేన్నరః🔊Tri-sandhyam Yah Pathen-narahThe person who recites these at the three junctions of the day (morning, noon, evening)
సర్వసిద్ధికరీ🔊Sarva-siddhi-kareeShe grants all accomplishments / success
సా మే వసతు జిహ్వాగ్రే🔊Saa Me Vasatu JihvaagreMay she dwell on the tip of my tongue

Saraswati Dwadasanama Stotram పారాయణ ప్రయోజనాలు

Reciting the twelve names thrice daily grants all-round success (sarva-siddhi)

Bestows the gift of eloquent and pleasing speech (vak-siddhi)

Sharpens intellect, memory and concentration for students

Each name invokes a distinct power of the Goddess of knowledge

Short and easy to memorise, ideal for daily practice

Especially fruitful during Navaratri and Vasant Panchami (Saraswati Puja)

Removes ignorance and obstacles to learning and the arts

Saraswati Dwadasanama Stotram పారాయణ విధి

జప సంఖ్య3సార్లు
ఉత్తమ సమయంAt the three sandhyas — dawn, noon and dusk; especially during Navaratri and Vasant Panchami

The stotra itself prescribes recitation at the three junctions of the day (tri-sandhyam) — morning, midday and evening. Sit facing east or north, with a book or veena placed before you as a symbol of learning. Recite the opening salutation, then the four verses of the twelve names, and conclude with the phala-shruti verse praying that Saraswati dwell on the tip of your tongue. Daily practice for the nine nights of Navaratri is traditionally recommended.

తరచూ అడిగే ప్రశ్నలు

ఈ పేజీలో పూర్తి Saraswati Dwadasanama Stotram తెలుగు లిపిలో ఇవ్వబడింది — అవే మూల శ్లోకాలు, అక్షరం-అక్షరం లిప్యంతరించి, మీరు సౌకర్యంగా చదివి పఠించగలిగేలా. ఏ పంక్తిపైన అయినా (లేదా ▶ బటన్) తాకి దాని పఠనం వినండి.
అవును — లిపి మాత్రమే మారుతుంది; పదాలు, వాటి అర్థం మూలమే. ఈ పేజీలోని శ్లోకం-శ్లోకం అర్థం, ప్రయోజనాలు, పారాయణ విధి యథాతథంగా వర్తిస్తాయి.
It is a short Sanskrit hymn that lists the twelve (dwadasha) sacred names (nama) of Goddess Saraswati. Reciting these twelve names is believed to bestow knowledge, eloquence and success, and the stotra is popular among students and seekers of wisdom.
They are Bharati, Saraswati, Sharada, Hamsavahini, Jagati, Vagishwari, Kaumari, Brahmacharini, Buddhidatri, Varadayini, Kshudraghanta and Bhuvaneshwari. Each name highlights a different aspect of the Goddess of knowledge, speech and the arts.
The hymn itself recommends recitation three times a day (tri-sandhya) — at dawn, noon and dusk. It is considered especially auspicious during Navaratri, on Vasant Panchami, and before exams or study.
The closing verse promises that one who recites them thrice daily pleases the Supreme Goddess, who then grants all accomplishments (sarva-siddhi) and the boon of eloquent speech, praying that Saraswati ever reside on the tip of the devotee's tongue.

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