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# Tirunurrantati 71

English (machine translation) 71

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### [71](https://indike.org/pramana/in.vernacular.tamil.late.antati.tirunurrantati~en-mt.71)

Whether one calls him 'the Lord' (Īśa), or calls him 'the Sovereign' (Iṟaivaṉ), / or calls him 'the Radiant Lord of Threefold Splendour' (Muttēcaṉ), or calls him 'the True Tīrtha', / or calls him 'the Beloved of the Lady of Siddhi', / dwelling in the hearts of those of this wide earth, his names stand suited to those who speak them.

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