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वामनस्तुतिः २ Vamanastutih 2

vāmanastutiḥ 2

Vamanastutih 2 (वामनस्तुतिः २): a hymn of praise (stuti) to Daśāvatāra. 4 verses in Sanskrit with Devanagari and IAST.

वामनस्तुतिः २

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Verse 1

देवेश्वराय देवाय देवसम्भूतिकारिणे ।प्रभवे सर्ववेदानां वामनाय नमो नमः ॥ १॥

deveśvarāya devāya devasambhūtikāriṇe |prabhave sarvavedānāṃ vāmanāya namo namaḥ || 1||

Verse 2

नमस्ते पद्मनाभाय नमस्ते जलशायिने ।प्रणमामि सदा भक्त्या बालवामनरूपिणे ॥ २॥

namaste padmanābhāya namaste jalaśāyine |praṇamāmi sadā bhaktyā bālavāmanarūpiṇe || 2||

Verse 3

नमः शार्ङ्गधनुर्बाणपाणये वामनाय च ।यज्ञभुक् फलदात्रे च वामनाय नमो नमः ॥ ३॥

namaḥ śārṅgadhanurbāṇapāṇaye vāmanāya ca |yajñabhuk phaladātre ca vāmanāya namo namaḥ || 3||

Verse 4

इति वामनस्तुतिः समाप्ता ।

iti vāmanastutiḥ samāptā |

॥ इति वामनस्तुतिः २ सम्पूर्णम् ॥

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About Vamanastutih 2

Vamanastutih 2 is a stotra addressed to Daśāvatāra, in Sanskrit (in Devanagari: वामनस्तुतिः २ (vāmanastutiḥ 2)). Source: Stuti.

Vamanastutih 2 (वामनस्तुतिः २): a hymn of praise (stuti) to Daśāvatāra. 4 verses in Sanskrit with Devanagari and IAST.

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