Carrying the weapon, plough —

 plough —

 the weapon named halam (plough) —

 ŏne having long and huge divine hand that gives until (the one asking) saying enough, head of the nithya sūris (eternal residents of ṣrīvaikuṇtam ),  —

(as said in thiruvāimozhi 2.4.1 -engum nādi nādi #) looking blank and confused —

toiling —

if ī become anguished (in this manner) —

flow and make her tired —

as it spreads —

 to cause anguish (being unable to bear) —

 to agitate —

to be bewildered —

toiled (in such situation) —

immersing —

cleaned —

on hearing the divine names of emperumān who dons garland on his long crown, and on which beetles keep swarming —

moving around in the flood of honey —

moving around —

splashing —

innocent creatures —