Mari Mawge Ukule Lyrics (මරිමව්ගේ උකුලේ) by Nalin Perera
Mari Mawge Ukule Lyrics
Marimaw ge ukule
Sathapena bilindu puthe
Ipadeelaa Bethlehemme
Jesu kumaru naame
Naththal awidilla
Suralo gee gayalaa
Sama sith paw kiliten mudawaa
Hadawath dew premen purawaa
Ederun bataluwan rakimin sitiye ra
Suraduthun gee gayaa e pawath salakala ra
Gawahalayi suralowayi tharuwen yaakala ra
Mesiyas ruwa dutu ra . .
Naththal awidilla
Suralo gee gayalaa
Sama sith paw kiliten mudawaa
Hadawath dew premen purawaa
Naranidun thuwara laa suwanda laatu ragene
Gawalene sura rajun ipadun puwatha gene
Mahimayi lo puraa sura gee handa asune
Saamaye handa asune . .
Marimaw ge ukule
Sathapena bilindu puthe
Ipadeelaa Bethlehemme
Jesu kumaru naame
Naththal awidilla
Suralo gee gayalaa
Sama sith paw kiliten mudawaa
Hadawath dew premen purawaaමරිමව්ගේ උකුලේ ගී පද
මරිමව් ගේ උකුලේ
සැතපෙන බිලිඳු පුතේ
ඉපදීලා බෙත්ලෙහෙමේ
ජේසු කුමරු නාමේ
නත්තල් ඇවිදිල්ල
සුරලෝ ගී ගයලා
සැම සිත් පව් කිලිටෙන් මුදවා
හදවත් දෙව් ප්රේමෙන් පුරවා
එඩේරුන් බැටළුවන් රකිමින් සිටියේ රෑ
සුරදුතුන් ගී ගයා එ පවත් සැලකළ රෑ
ගවහලයි සුරලොවයි තරුවෙන් යාකල රෑ
මෙසියස් රුව දුටු රෑ . .
නත්තල් ඇවිදිල්ල
සුරලෝ ගී ගයලා
සැම සිත් පව් කිලිටෙන් මුදවා
හදවත් දෙව් ප්රේමෙන් පුරවා
නරනිඳුන් තුවර ලා සුවඳ ලාටු රැගෙනේ
ගවලෙනේ සුර රජුන් ඉපදුන පුවත ගෙනේ
මහිමයි ලෝ පුරා සුර ගී හඬ ඇසුනේ
සාමයේ හඬ ඇසුනේ . .
මරිමව් ගේ උකුලේ
සැතපෙන බිලිඳු පුතේ
ඉපදීලා බෙත්ලෙහෙමේ
ජේසු කුමරු නාමේ
නත්තල් ඇවිදිල්ල
සුරලෝ ගී ගයලා
සැම සිත් පව් කිලිටෙන් මුදවා
හදවත් දෙව් ප්රේමෙන් පුරවාMari Mawge Ukule (මරිමව්ගේ උකුලේ) is a Sinhala song sung by Nalin Perera. The lyrics were written by Rev Fr Saman Maximus. This page presents the Mari Mawge Ukule lyrics in Sinhala script (මරිමව්ගේ උකුලේ ගී පද), an English transliteration (Singlish) for sing-along, an English translation, and an explanation of the song's meaning.
| SONG | Mari Mawge Ukule |
|---|---|
| SINGER | Nalin Perera |
| LYRICIST | Rev Fr Saman Maximus |
| COMPOSER | Nalin Perera |
| CATEGORY | Christian Devotional, Christmas Songs |
| VIEWS | 1 |
| UPDATED |
Mari Mawge Ukule Lyrics English Translation
The baby son who rests
on Mother Mary’s lap,
born in Bethlehem,
in the name of Prince Jesus
The coming of Christmas,
the heavens singing songs,
freeing every heart from the stain of sin,
filling hearts with the love of God
Shepherds were tending their sheep that night,
angels sang and announced the news that night,
the stable and heaven were joined by a star that night,
the night they saw the face of the Messiah . .
The coming of Christmas,
the heavens singing songs,
freeing every heart from the stain of sin,
filling hearts with the love of God
Kings came bearing myrrh and fragrant resin,
bringing the news that the King of heaven was born in the cattle-shed,
glory rang out across the world in the sound of angel-song,
the sound of peace was heard . .
The baby son who rests
on Mother Mary’s lap,
born in Bethlehem,
in the name of Prince Jesus
The coming of Christmas,
the heavens singing songs,
freeing every heart from the stain of sin,
filling hearts with the love of God
Translation provided by the Lyrics LK editorial team. Translations are interpretive and may not capture every nuance of the original Sinhala text.
Mari Mawge Ukule Song Meaning and Interpretation
A gentle, reverent Sinhala Christmas carol, an original by the Marians, that simply retells the Nativity. Its refrain returns again and again to the central image: the baby son resting on Mother Mary’s lap, born in Bethlehem, in the name of Prince Jesus. Everything in the song circles back to that quiet picture of mother and child.
The chorus names what Christmas means to the singer: the coming of Christmas, the heavens singing, every heart freed from the stain of sin and filled instead with the love of God. It frames the season not as festivity but as spiritual cleansing and grace.
The verses walk through the familiar Gospel scenes: shepherds tending their sheep by night when the angels sang out the news; the stable and heaven joined by a single star; the night they saw the face of the Messiah; and the kings arriving with myrrh and fragrant resin to announce that the King of heaven was born in the cattle-shed. It ends on glory ringing across the world and, above all, the sound of peace. Sung by Nalin Perera, written by Rev. Fr. Saman Maximus, it is a warm, faithful carol celebrating the birth of Jesus and the peace and love it brings.
Interpretation by the Lyrics LK editorial team. This reflects our understanding of the song and may differ from the artist's intended meaning.