TRANSLATION

74. Īśvaraḥ: The Omnipotent Being
75. Vikramī: The courageous One
76. Dhanvī: One armed with bow
77. Medhāvī: He who has great intelligence capable of grasping all texts
78. Vikramaḥ: He who crosses (Karmaṇa) i.e. transcends saṃsāra. Or one who has Vih, bird i.e. Garuḍa as His mount
79. Kramaḥ: Viṣṇu is called Kramaḥ, because He is the cause of Kramaṇa or crossing of the ocean of saṃsāra by devotees, or because from Him all Krama or manifestation of the universe, has taken place
80. Anuttamaḥ: He than whom there is none greater
81. Durādharṣaḥ: One whom none (Asuras) can overcome
82. Kṛtajñaḥ: One who knows everything about what has been done (Kṛta) by Jīvas. Also one who is pleased even with those who offer such simple offerings as leaves, flowers, fruits and water
83. Kṛtiḥ: The word means what is achieved through all human efforts or works
84. Ātmavān: One established in his own greatness i.e. requiring no other support than Himself