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Matha Pitha ne Panduranga

From Hindupedia, the Hindu Encyclopedia

Translated by P. R. Ramachander

Matha Pithane Panduranga,
Bandhu guru Panduranga

Panduranga is mother and father,
Panduranga is relatives and teacher

Thandhe thaayi Pandu Ranga,
Bandhu Balagaa Pandu Ranga

Panduranga is other and father,
Panduranga is relatives and friends.

Sneha SAkhaa Pandu Raga,
Bandhu Guru Pandu Ranga

Panduranga is the dear friend,
Panduranga is relatives and teacher

Parama Pavithra Panduranga,
Pavana Purusha Panduranga

Panduranga is divinely pure,
Panduranga is the holy male

Dheena Dathaa Panduranga,
Dhaya Sindhu Pandurangaa,

Panduranga is the giver to the oppressed,
Panduranga is the ocean of mercy.

Mathsyavatharaa Panduranga,
Koormnavathara Panduranga

Panduranga in fish incarnation,
Pandu Ranga is boar incarnation

Varahavathara Panduranga,
Vamana Moorthi Panduranga

Panduranga is tortoise incarnation,
Pandu Ranga is the Lord Vamana 

Narasimhavathara Panduranga,
Bhargava Rama Panduranga,

Panduranga is man-lion incarnation. 
Panduranga is Rama born in Bhrugu clan

Ramavathara Panduranga,
Krishnavathara Panduranga

Panduranga is Rama incarnation,
Panduranga is Krishna incarnation.

Budhavathara Panduranga,
Kalkyavathara Pandu Ranga

Panduranga is Budha incarnation, 
Panduranga is Kalki incarnation 

Dasavathara Panduranga,
Dheenavathara Panduranga

Panduranga is the ten incarnations,
Panduranga is the incarnation to the oppressed