Aao Aao Shyam Kishora
Aao Aao Shyam Kishora
Aao Aao Shyam Kishora
Aao Aao Nanda Kumara
Rhum Jhum Nachata Payal Bajavata
Aao Navanita Chora
Aao Aao Parthi Vihara [ Aao Aao Shyam ... ]
Man Mandir Me Sankeertan Me
Sankeertan Me Sai Bhajan Me
Aao Parthi Vihara
Aao Aao Hrdaya Vihara
Please come, Krishna, son of Nanda. Let us hear the sound of the anklets adorning your dancing feet. O Lord of Parthi, please come into the temple of our hearts through our songs.
Translate Meaning:
Deity
Krishna
Language
Sanskrit / Hindi
Glossary Terms
Song Glossary
welcome; (var) aaorey - come one and all
play (an instrument); (var) bajaa, bajey, baajey, bajaayey, bajavat, bajaavey, bajaiyya
prayerful song; (var) bhajana, bhajanalu (telugu), bhajanon - plural
thief; (var) choram
heart
son
son, young boy, lord subrahmanya
mind; (var) man, mano
temple; (var) mandira
dance, to dance; (var) nacho, nachey, nacherey, nachorey, nachata
foster father of lord krishna
butter
ornament for ankles; (var) payaliya - plural
birthplace of bhagawan sri sathya sai baba; (var) parti, parthi, parthipuri
the description of the sound of anklets; (var) rhum-jhum, rhumaka-jhumaka
sa + aai = divine mother
group singing; (var) sankeertanam
dark hued, a reference to lord krishna; evening time; (var) shyam, shyama, shyamala
one who resides; (var) viharana, vihari, viharini (f)
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