TRANSLATION

765. Caturmūrtiḥ: One with four aspects as Virāṭ, Sūtrātmā, Avyākṛta, and Turīya. Or one with four horns with colours white, red, yellow and black
766. Caturbāhuḥ: One with four arms, as Vāsudeva is always described
767. Caturvyūhaḥ: One having four manifestations
768. Caturgatiḥ: One who is sought as the end by the four Orders of life and four Varṇas ordained by the scriptures
769. Caturātmā: One whose self is specially endowed with puissance, because it is without any attachment, antagonism, etc.
770. Caturbhāvaḥ: One from whom has originated the four human values – Dharma, Artha, Kāma, and Mokṣa
771. Catur-vedavid: One who understands the true meaning of the four Vedas
772. Ekapāt: One with a single Pada, part or leg. Or one with a single foot or manifestation