tasya—of that mountain (Trikuta); dronyam—in a valley; bhagavatah—of the great personality; varunasya—the demigod Varuna; maha-atmanah—who is a great devotee of the Lord; udyanam—a garden; rtumat—Rtumat; nama—of the name; akridam—a place of sporting pastimes; sura-yositam—of the damsels of the demigods; sarvatah—everywhere; alankrtam—beautifully decorated; divyaih—pertaining to the demigods; nitya—always; puspa—of flowers; phala—and fruits; drumaih—by trees; mandaraih—mandara; parijataih—parijata; ca—also; patala—patala; asoka—asoka; campakaih—campaka; cutaih—cuta fruits; piyalaih—piyala fruits; panasaih—panasa fruits; amraih—mangoes; amratakaih—sour fruits called amrataka; api—also; kramukaih—kramuka fruits; narikelaih—coconut trees; ca—and; kharjuraih—date trees; bijapurakaih—pomegranates; madhukaih—madhuka fruits; sala-talaih—palm fruits; ca—and; tamalaih—tamala trees; asana—asana trees; arjunaih—arjuna trees; arista—arista fruits; udumbara—big udumbara trees; plaksaih—plaksa trees; vataih—banyan trees; kimsuka—red flowers with no scent; candanaih—sandalwood trees; picumardaih—picumarda flowers; kovidaraih—kovidara fruits; saralaih—sarala trees; sura-darubhih—sura-daru trees; draksa—grapes; iksuh—sugarcane; rambha—bananas; jambubhih—jambu fruits; badari—badari fruits; aksa—aksa fruits; abhaya—abhaya fruits; amalaih—amalaki, a sour fruit.