as they are gathered and harvested —

 ŏh you who are incomprehensible! —

one who is mentioned by the boundless vĕdhas —

as narasimhamūrththy (emperumān’s divine form with lion face and human body) who has such (distinguished) divine form —

those who are popularly known as hari, ajan (brahmā) and rudhran (siva) —

(munis and yŏgis are thinking about such emperumān and) making big sound, chanting hari; —

 as -hari: hari:- —

having unbounded supremacy —

one who is proud like the best lion (due to winning over women and men without any distinction) —

being narasimha —

one who destroys the enemies —

being in the form of narasimham, which is a combination of human body and lion‚Äôs face —

being the enemy appropriate to be cut —

unique form of narasimha (face of lion and body of human) —

 in the form of narasimha —

 in the form of narasimha —

 saying -ŏh hari! ẏour divine feet are our refuge- —

 being narasimha —

 the groups of monkeys —

 lions —