su-mahā - greatly; arha - precious; maṇi-vrāta - having many gems; kirīṭa - with helmets; kaṭaka - bracelets; aṅgadaiḥ - and armlets; kaṭi-sūtra - with belt; brahma-sūtra - sacred thread; hāra - necklaces; nūpura - ankle bells; kuṇḍalaiḥ - and earrings; bhrājamānam - effulgent; padma - carrying a lotus; karam - whose hand; śaṅkha - a conchshell; cakra - discus; gadā - and club; dharam - holding; śrīvatsa - carrying the mark known as Śrīvatsa; vakṣasam - whose chest; bhrājat - brilliant; kaustubham - with the Kaustubha gem; vana-mālinam - with a flower garland.

Adorned with a helmet, bracelets and armlets, which were all bedecked with many priceless jewels, and also with a belt, a sacred thread, necklaces, ankle bells and earrings, the Lord shone with dazzling effulgence. In one hand He held a lotus flower, in the others a conchshell, discus and club. Gracing His chest were the Śrīvatsa mark, the brilliant Kaustubha gem and a flower garland.