rich, due to presenting bhagavān-s qualities in a nice form —

having a fitting form —

 in the krutha yugam when having many forms, and took nectar from the divine milky ocean —

 as having one specific form of divine body, or as having one type of colour; —

without any form —

 that emperumān having bluish divine body, and reddish divine eyes, —

 assuming the form of the best woman —

 having sharpness —

one who has the sharp conch in his divine hand —

assuming the vāmana (dwarf) form —

 grown as a garden —

 carrying beautiful axe, —

with a huge form (as thrivikraman) —

for the sake of nappinnai pirātti who had beautiful coral-like lips and beautiful shoulders —

the beauty of flowers —

the radiant divine form —

 in the form of fire —

having matching form —

having a decorated form —

with sharp nails —