will make us to be on a par with nithyasūris who are like decorations to paramapadham (ṣrīvaikuṇtam) —

the divine names of emperumān who is donning the thul̤asi garland on his divine form —

beautiful hip —

 oh lord of the beautiful thiruvāli! —

 ŏh lord of beautiful thiruvāli! —

manifesting the evening time through auspicious lamps —

applying powdered black pigment [mixed in oil] —

 ŏh friend! Would (we) get to bathe and dance in thiruvarangam?, says she. —

 ŏh friend! shall we mingle with and enjoy the grand city of thiruvarangam! she says. —

beautiful Srirangam —

 the beautiful dhivya dhĕṣam thiruvazhundhūr —

 and who is standing in the beautiful place of thiruvazhundhūr, —

they would have consumed the nectar of beautiful smile. —

like a beautiful peacock, in her tresses —

thiruvāli, the divine abode, which has (agricultural) fields, full of water —

being an ornament (for the samsāram (material realm)) —

that is beautiful and —

which is decorated with —

wears his strangth as ornaments —

like an ornament (to samsāram) —