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॥ शनीची प्रार्थना |। कोकणस्थ: पिंगलो ब्रभु: कृष्णो रौद्रौडन्तको यम: । सौरि: शनैश्वरो मन्द: पिप्पलादेन संस्तुतः ॥ १ ॥ नमस्ते कोकणस्थाय पिंगलाय नमोस्तुते। नमस्ते बश्लुरुपाय कृष्णाय च नमोःस्तु ते ॥२॥

I want to know what exactly 'कोकणस्थ:' mean here? This is a 'shani prathana'. The first two lines of the sholka are given above which refer to the word 'kokanastha'.

What is the meaning of the Shloka?

EDIT: The correct word is कोणस्थ and NOT कोकणस्थ. कोणस्थ as well as पिंगलो are the names of Shani Deva.

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  • The actual word in the prayer is "Konastha कोणस्थ पिंगलो " and not "Kokanastha कोकणस्थ" that means people who are living in konkan region of Maharashtra.
    – SwiftPushkar
    Oct 27 '20 at 17:38
  • Ok. I copied it from a book and it clearly mentions कोकणस्थ: . Then I gave the link as a reference where its कोणस्थ . Now the question is which one is really correct and what does it mean?
    – Proxy
    Oct 28 '20 at 3:03
  • In that case it's the misprint in the book you are having. The Wikisource link you provided and quick google search both will return with the word Konastha.
    – SwiftPushkar
    Oct 28 '20 at 4:23
  • Yes, it's a wrong print. I got that कोणस्थ is other name of shani deva. Please provide with the meaning of shloka. Thank you. Mostly the first two lines.
    – Proxy
    Oct 28 '20 at 5:09
  • Chit paavan and other communities are konkanastha.
    – Rakesh Joshi
    Oct 28 '20 at 14:50
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I decided to translate it myself and find its meaning, any suggestions and revisions will be highly appreciated.

कोणस्थ: पिंगलो बभ्रु: कृष्णौ रौद्रोंतको यम: सौरी: शनिश्चरो मंद: पिप्पलादेन संस्तुत:

O Shani dev, you are known to be Kōṇastha and piṅgala, known by babhru and Krushna known to be Raudrōntak and Yama also by Sauri, Śanaiścar, manda and Pippalād, O Shani dev you are admired with these ten names!

नमस्ते कोणसंस्थाय पिंगलाय नमोस्तुते

I offer salutation to that one, to Kōṇastha I offer salutation to that one, to piṅgalō

नमस्ते रौद्रदेहाय नमस्ते चांतकायच

I offer salutation to that one, who has body like a rudra. I offer salutation to that one, who shocks us.

नमस्ते मंदसंज्ञाय नमस्ते सौरयेविभो

I offer salutation to that one, who is slow and dull I offer salutation to that one, who is son of sun god.

नमस्ते यमसंज्ञाय शनैश्चर नमोस्तुते

I offer salutation to that one, who is brother of yama, I offer salutation to that one, who is Śanaiścar.

प्रसादं कुरु देवेश: दीनस्य प्रणतस्यच

O lord, Provide me with the fruit.

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