Verse 39

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In plain words

Āṇṭāḷ, to the kūṭal: O kūṭal: he who of old took on the adorned form of a dwarf [a brahmin boy with the sacred thread and deer-skin], went to Mahābali’s great sacrifice, and took the heavens and the earth, each with a single stride: if he comes, then come out right!