ḥim, the lord who constructed bridge (in salty ocean), —

 the leader of dhĕvathās, indhra, his —

towards the divine feet of emperumān protecting the universe, being vatathal̤aṣāyi (resting on pipal leaf), with agadithagatanā sāmarthyam (ability to unite opposing aspects) —

gently massaging the divine feet [of emperumān] with her beautiful hands —

in the battlefield which contains warriors and victory —

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

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

 that is having ponds with beautiful and fragrant flowers pregnant with pollen, and —

other than (that) ṣrī rāma who has sharp arrows —

in the matter of the beautiful divine feet which measured the outer worlds as well as earth, desirously —

higher worlds —

who obtained and gave the nectar —

if one were to analyse as to which these three are —

hĕya prathibatan (rivalling all inauspicious aspects) —

(beautiful) highlighting the supremacy —

(naturally) beautiful —

beautiful (due to its assisting in incarnations) —

most beautiful that makes others see him always —

beautiful —

spectacular —