TRANSLATION

790. Udbhavaḥ: One who assumes great and noble embodiments out of His own will
791. Sundaraḥ: One who has a graceful attractiveness that surprises everyone
792. Sundaḥ: One who is noted for extreme tenderness (Undanam)
793. Ratna-nābhaḥ: Ratna indicates beauty; so one whose navel is very beautiful
794. Sulocanaḥ: One who has brilliant eyes, that is, knowledge of everything
795. Arkaḥ: One who is being worshipped even by beings like Brahmā who are themselves objects of worship
796. Vājasanaḥ: One who gives Vājam (food) to those who entreat Him
797. Śṛṅgī: One who at the time of Pralaya (cosmic dissolution) assumed the form of a fish having prominent antenna
798. Jayantaḥ: One who conquers enemies easily
799. Sarvavijjayī: The Lord is 'Sarvavit' as He has knowledge of everything. He is 'Jayī' because He is the conqueror of all the inner forces like attachment, anger etc., as also of external foes like Hiraṇyākṣa