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‘Navabhasha’ - Navratri series 2026 - Day 9- Manipravalam
Even though not an individual language in itself, Manipravalam combines Sanskrit with South Indian languages like Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.
About Manipravalam:
Manipravalam (மணிப்பிரவாளம் / മണിപ്രവാളം) is a traditional literary style that beautifully blends Sanskrit with a regional language, particularly Tamil or Malayalam.
The word comes from two Sanskrit terms:
Mani (மணி) – Ruby
Pravalam (பவளம்) – Coral
Just as ruby and coral are combined to create a beautiful ornament, Manipravalam combines Sanskrit and regional-language expressions to create an elegant literary form.
Manipravalam has a special place in South Indian devotional literature and performing arts. It is found in devotional compositions, poetry and religious commentaries. In Carnatic music, compositions blend Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam or other South Indian languages. This composition of Dikshitar combines Sanskrit, Tamil and Telugu🙏🏻
Song: Sri Abhayamba
Composer: Sri. Muthuswamy Dikshitar
Ragam: Sri
Talam: Adi
Language: Manipravalam
Day 9 color: Peacock green
We thank you for joining us this Navarathri through Navabasha, as we celebrated the divine Goddess through nine different languages.
Video shot and edited by @focuswithjayu ❤️
Vocals recorded at @atriumsounds studio! 🌟
#Navabhasha #Navarathri
Even though not an individual language in itself, Manipravalam combines Sanskrit with South Indian languages like Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.
About Manipravalam:
Manipravalam (மணிப்பிரவாளம் / മണിപ്രവാളം) is a traditional literary style that beautifully blends Sanskrit with a regional language, particularly Tamil or Malayalam.
The word comes from two Sanskrit terms:
Mani (மணி) – Ruby
Pravalam (பவளம்) – Coral
Just as ruby and coral are combined to create a beautiful ornament, Manipravalam combines Sanskrit and regional-language expressions to create an elegant literary form.
Manipravalam has a special place in South Indian devotional literature and performing arts. It is found in devotional compositions, poetry and religious commentaries. In Carnatic music, compositions blend Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam or other South Indian languages. This composition of Dikshitar combines Sanskrit, Tamil and Telugu🙏🏻
Song: Sri Abhayamba
Composer: Sri. Muthuswamy Dikshitar
Ragam: Sri
Talam: Adi
Language: Manipravalam
Day 9 color: Peacock green
We thank you for joining us this Navarathri through Navabasha, as we celebrated the divine Goddess through nine different languages.
Video shot and edited by @focuswithjayu ❤️
Vocals recorded at @atriumsounds studio! 🌟
#Navabhasha #Navarathri
Comments (17)
15 days agokarnataka_sangita
The Shri abhayAmbA series of krti-s itself is such a priceless gift from Shri Dikshitar. Such a beautful krti
15 days agovijiramakrish
a fitting finale to Our Goddess who protects us . Thank you @prithvi_music and @nivedha.arts and your team who have given us an incredible series Navabhasha. May Goddess Saraswati bless you both with Gnana and Bhakti to learn grow and spread these beautiful art forms .
15 days agolalitha_sahana
Thank you for this very beautiful series - Navabasha ♥️💛💜💙💚🧡 you both together 🔥 thoroughly enjoyed 🤩 @nivedha.arts can you please let me know where are your accessories in this episode from?? 😃
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