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Madhurashtakam was originally written in Sanskrit and is easily understood. Only one word, madhuram, is repeated seven times each in this ashtakam (poem with eight verses)! The Madhurasthakam uses just one adjective, ' madhuram ', meaning sweet or beautiful etc., to describe the lovely attributes of Lord Sri Krishna's beautiful form, who is the master of Sweetness and Sweetness personified. Translated Slokas and Meanings of Mantras and Stotrams; Madhurashtakam; Search TamilBrahmins.com. Listen to Devotional Songs. Listen to Carnatic Songs. Latest Pictures. Madhurashtakam 0 adharam madhuram vadanam madhuram nayanam madhuram hasitam madhuram hRdayam madhuram gamanam madhuram madhuraadhipater akhilam madhuram.