Naath naath kar bol rasnaa
Lyrics and meaning.
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Complete lyrics, transliteration and meanings
| Section | Original script | Transliteration | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sthayi | नाथ नाथ कर बोल रसना | Naath naath kar bol rasnaa | O tongue, say ‘Lord, Lord.’ |
| Sthayi | नाथ नाथ कर बोल रसना | Naath naath kar bol rasnaa | O tongue, say ‘Lord, Lord.’ |
| Sthayi | नाथ नाथ कर बोल रसना | Naath naath kar bol rasnaa | O tongue, say ‘Lord, Lord.’ |
| Sthayi | नाथ नाथ कर बोल रसना | Naath naath kar bol rasnaa | O tongue, say ‘Lord, Lord.’ |
| Antara | काहे तु मन बकवाद करत है | Kaahe tu man bakvaad karat hai | Why do you engage in idle talk, O mind? |
| Antara | कृष्ण कृष्ण कहि डोल रसना | Krishna Krishna kahi dol rasnaa | O tongue, sway as you say ‘Krishna, Krishna’. |
| Antara | नाथ नाथ कर बोल रसना | Naath naath kar bol rasnaa | O tongue, say ‘Lord, Lord.’ |
Word notes
Naath means Lord, and rasna is the tongue, addressed as the singer of the divine name. Bakvaad is idle or fruitless talk. Dol conveys movement or swaying as the name is repeated.