Ramaya Ramabhadraya
रघुनाथाय नाथाय सीतायाः पतये नमः ॥
raghunāthāya nāthāya sītāyāḥ pataye namaḥ ..
(or)
I salute that Rama who is benevolent (good and protecting) and peaceful as the moon, and who is the lord of Sita and the master guardian of all.
Description
Raamaaya = to Rama, Raamabhadraaya = one known as Ramabhadra (Rama stayed at a hill known as Bhadrachala. Hence he is known as Ramabhadra), Raamachandraaya = Rama shines like the moon. So he is known as Ramachandra. Vedhase = in the Vedas, Raghu naathaaya = among all the Raghu vansha (dynasty) kings, naathaaya = he is the Lord, seethaayaa pataye = husband of Sita, namaha = salutations.
So the meaning is: Salutations to Rama who is also known as Ramabhadra and Ramachandra, who is mentioned in Vedas as the greatest lord of Raghuvansha and the whole world, and who is the consort of Sita.
Another interpretation is: I salute that Rama who is benevolent (good and protecting) and peaceful as the moon, and who is the lord of Sita and the master guardian of all.
Other Rama Shlokams
Adau Rama Tapovanadi
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Apadamapa Hataram
The remover of distresses, the grantor of all prosperity, that pleasing personality of the worlds - Sri.Rama, I salute again and again.
Janaki Stuti
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Lokabhi Ramam
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Mangalam Kosalendraya
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Nama Ramayanam
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Namostu Ramaya Sa
Salutation to Rama and Lakshmana, salutation to the goddess Sita, salutation to Rudra, Indra, Yama and Vaayu, salutation to the moon, sun and the hordes of maruths.
Ramachandra Shrita Parijatha
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Ramadevam Raghukulapatim
I sing in praise of Lord Rama, the Lord of Raghu dynasty, Ramachandra, I salute Lord Krishna, the precious gem of the Yadu dynasty, Vaasudeva.
Ramo Rajamani
I contemplate on Sri Rama, who is the jewel among the kings, who always emerges victorious, and who is the lord of Sita devi. I salute Sri Rama who destroyed the mighty armies of the demons. There i
Sri Rama Apaduddharaka Stotram
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Sri Rama Raksha Stotram
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Sri Rama Rama Rameti
In chanting his name again and again, ‘śrīrāma rāma rāma,' I discover joy in Lord Rāma who pleases my heart and whose face is a blessing. His name is equal to the one thousand names of Lord Vişnu.
Vaidehisahitam Sudumatale
I sing in praise of that dark - grey - complexioned Rama who accompanied by Vaidehi under the divine Kalpaka tree in the golden auditorium is gracefully seated on the centrally situated gem-studded an
Veda Vedam Ta Vedyaya
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Ramaya Ramabhadraya – Rama – In Sanskrit with English Transliteration, Translation and Meaning. Commentary for selected Shlokams.