than his infinite seelam (interacting easily with me the lowly one); —

then, great faith that is required for the very high dharma of ṣaraṇāgathi. —

porul sorindhān, where the focus is on his being most virtuous; avap porul̤ harmful meaning; —

caused by sarvĕṣvara who is greater than all, with incomprehensible greatness; —

there were too many such tigers that are mis-interpreters of vĕdhas, —

having great qualities (which induce us to greatly like her) —

being natural embodiment of boundless knowledge —

bustling with ploughs, planting, reaping, etc., —

heavily intoxicated —

having manthara mountain, which is very strong and radiant, as the churning staff —

abundant —

great —

(as said in ṣvĕthāṣvathara upanishath as “… parāsya sakthir vividhaiva srūyathĕ …” (that supreme bhagavān who has full ability)) greatly excellent —

being greater than all —

having abundance of tools for enjoyment —

having greatness of presenting the qualities and activities of bhagavān clearly —

having abundance —

the most distinguished authoritative reference —

the one with great fame —

that grand assembly —