Jaya Siya Ram

Jaya Siya Rama | Jaya Bajrangabali Hanuman

"A joyful victory chant to Sita and Ram together, with praise for Hanuman, their mighty devotee"

Word by Word

Jaya — victory, glory | Siya — beloved folk name of Sita | Rama — Lord Ram, the seventh avatar of Vishnu | Bajrangabali — "mighty one with thunderbolt limbs," a name of Hanuman | Hanuman — the great devotee-servant of Sita and Ram

Full Translation

Jaya Siya Ram celebrates the divine couple as one: "Siya" is the beloved folk name for Sita, and calling "Siya Ram" honors her first, inseparable from Ram. The second line hails Hanuman as Bajrangbali — "the strong one with limbs like a thunderbolt" — the perfect servant whose whole being is devotion to Sita and Ram. Together the lines hold the full circle of Bhakti: the divine pair and the devotee who lives only to serve them.

Pronunciation Tips

JAI-yah SEE-yah RAHM, JAI-yah bahj-rahng-bah-LEE hah-noo-MAHN

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