Guest guest Posted April 25, 2005 Report Share Posted April 25, 2005 Hi all, Someone asked me to chant this slokha, i do not want to chant without knowing the meaning, so If any sanskrit experts give me the meaning that would be helpful dadhi shamkham tusha rabham ksheero darnava sambhavam namaami shashinam somam shambhor mukuta bhooshanam I understand from last 3 words it is a sloka on Lord Shiva, Thanks in advance.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2005 Report Share Posted April 26, 2005 Dear friend, This is a hymn used to pray to the Moon. Here is a simple translation: dadhishankham = him - who is white like Curds and Conch tushaaraabham = him - who is white like Snow ksheerodaarNava-sambhavam = him - who was born from the ocean of Milk shashinam = him - who has rabbit's image shambhorMukuta-bhooshaNam = him - the decoration of crown of Shambhu namaami = I salute tam somam = HIM - the Moon hope you find it useful yours KAD , "trialjig" <trialjig> wrote: > > Hi all, > > Someone asked me to chant this slokha, i do not want to chant without > knowing the meaning, so If any sanskrit experts give me the meaning > that would be helpful > > dadhi shamkham tusha rabham ksheero darnava sambhavam > namaami shashinam somam shambhor mukuta bhooshanam > > I understand from last 3 words it is a sloka on Lord Shiva, Thanks in > advance.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2005 Report Share Posted April 27, 2005 Dear KAD, Thank you for the explanation .. , "kadrudra" <kadrudra> wrote: > > Dear friend, > > This is a hymn used to pray to the Moon. Here is a simple translation: > > dadhishankham = him - who is white like Curds and Conch > tushaaraabham = him - who is white like Snow > ksheerodaarNava-sambhavam = him - who was born from the ocean of Milk > shashinam = him - who has rabbit's image > shambhorMukuta-bhooshaNam = him - the decoration of crown of Shambhu > namaami = I salute > tam somam = HIM - the Moon > > > hope you find it useful > > yours > KAD > > > > , "trialjig" <trialjig> > wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > Someone asked me to chant this slokha, i do not want to chant without > > knowing the meaning, so If any sanskrit experts give me the meaning > > that would be helpful > > > > dadhi shamkham tusha rabham ksheero darnava sambhavam > > namaami shashinam somam shambhor mukuta bhooshanam > > > > I understand from last 3 words it is a sloka on Lord Shiva, Thanks in > > advance.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 29, 2005 Report Share Posted April 29, 2005 Hello. Recitation of this slokha especially on Monday's is good for one's mother/females in general in the family. regards. Deepak , "kadrudra" <kadrudra> wrote: > > Dear friend, > > This is a hymn used to pray to the Moon. Here is a simple translation: > > dadhishankham = him - who is white like Curds and Conch > tushaaraabham = him - who is white like Snow > ksheerodaarNava-sambhavam = him - who was born from the ocean of Milk > shashinam = him - who has rabbit's image > shambhorMukuta-bhooshaNam = him - the decoration of crown of Shambhu > namaami = I salute > tam somam = HIM - the Moon > > > hope you find it useful > > yours > KAD > > > > , "trialjig" <trialjig> > wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > Someone asked me to chant this slokha, i do not want to chant without > > knowing the meaning, so If any sanskrit experts give me the meaning > > that would be helpful > > > > dadhi shamkham tusha rabham ksheero darnava sambhavam > > namaami shashinam somam shambhor mukuta bhooshanam > > > > I understand from last 3 words it is a sloka on Lord Shiva, Thanks in > > advance.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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