दारिद्र्यदारिद्र्य निधे निधीनाममंगलामंगल शर्मशर्म । रोगप्ररोगः प्रथितः पृथिव्यां चिरं जयादित्य जयाप्रमेय
dāridryadāridrya nidhe nidhīnāmamaṃgalāmaṃgala śarmaśarma | rogaprarogaḥ prathitaḥ pṛthivyāṃ ciraṃ jayāditya jayāprameya
يا كنزَ الكنوز—يا من يزيل الفقرَ بل «فقرَ الفقر»؛ يا بُشرى البُشرى، يا سَكينةَ السكينة. يا دواءً ذائعَ الصيت لأمراض الأرض—النصرُ لك يا آديتيا؛ النصرُ لك يا من لا يُقاس، لدهرٍ طويل.
Kamaṭha (in the stotra)
Scene: A liṅga suffused with solar radiance; golden rays spread outward; offerings of red flowers and water; sick devotees receiving blessing light.
Sūrya is praised as the giver of welfare—removing misfortune, poverty, and illness—thus devotion is aligned with both dharma and well-being.
No specific tīrtha is named; the verse states universal benefits attributed to Āditya’s grace.
Victory-acclamation (jaya) and stotra as a devotional act seeking removal of disease and inauspiciousness.