Devotional content and languages

How Irumudi keeps text accurate, and what each language version means.

Three versions, never mixed up

Each devotional item can have up to three versions. They are shown and labelled separately.

Telugu original

The text in Telugu script, as it is traditionally written.

English transliteration

The same words written in English letters so you can read them aloud. It is not a translation.

Meaning

An explanation of what the text says, where one has been reviewed.

If a version is missing, the app shows that it is missing. It does not generate a translation or fill the gap with text of unknown origin.

How text is reviewed

What the library holds

The library grows as reviewed content is approved, and the categories are set by editorial review. It may change over time, and no list on this site should be read as a promise of a complete collection. This website shows only22 Ayyappa texts, in four scripts, on the Saranam texts page. It does not reproduce songs or any other text. Read the rest in the app, where each item shows its source.

Languages

The app can be used in English, తెలుగు, മലയാളം,தமிழ், ಕನ್ನಡ and हिन्दी. You choose when you first open it and can change it later. The wording of the app in Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada and Hindi is still to be reviewed by a native reader, so some phrases may change in later updates. The Saranam texts are written in four scripts (Telugu, English letters, Malayalam and Tamil), and the Puja Vidhanam guide and the Swami names are in all six languages.

Found a mistake?

Tell us which item is wrong, what it should say, and your source if you have one. Use the Support page and choose “Incorrect devotional content”.