(in truth) lacking in the qualities of being a deity —

 was afraid because of thinking that ḥe is the supreme lord. —

 being purest who cannot be known by even dhĕvas, —

among (ādhithya, indhra et al) dhĕvathās (celestial entities) standing as vishṇu and as upĕndhra —

bhāgavathas who are bhūsuras (celesital beings of this world) —

 dhĕvathās (noble celestials) and dhānavas (demons) —

you are the head of celestial entities such as brahmā et al who became celestial entities after carrying out penance. —

groups of nithyasūris —

for all dhĕvathās and for sages such as sanaka et al —

many dhĕvathās (deities who are attained by samsāris) —

(emperumān) himself, who is the head of all celestial entities —

 dhĕvathās —

 having simplicity that is similar to that of thiruvĕngadamudaiyān; —

 dhĕvathās such as indhra et al —

 where the dhĕvathās come and worship —

for those nithyasūris who are beyond the reach (of such dhĕvathās) —

celestial beings —

dhĕvathās —

sūris (eternally free souls in paramapadham) —

nithyasūris —