betel leaves and nuts —

ḫor us, is there any one other than you! —

destroying the asuras with his power —

having a complexion similar to the small flower with sweet fragrance, from the flowering plant kāyā (a bilberry plant) —

the fierce-looking —

[which you] threw to destroy another demon who had taken the form of a wood apple —

getting angry with him in his presence —

dropping the pods —

offering tender mango —

cruel (on the enemies) —

cruel (on enemies) —

like the fire of death upon enemies —

that which burns the enemies —

wood apple fruit (inside which a demon had entered) —

one who made kapiththāsura, who was in the form of a wood apple, to tumble down [as a consequence], his —

 great anger towards enemies —

Kayām flower —

body —

sarīram/body —

the body which binds —