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Here is the English translation, preserving the Jain terms:
The Avara-asura-vilasini (a female demon who delights in the destruction of the Avara demons), adorned with the garland of the Gahiya-ksama (a type of jewel), the waves of the Alasavina-mayana-sahasralana (a celestial lake), the Arakavi (a type of jewel), the Sacandana-dasa-sasama-liaga-navasyanaghana-tassahaya-paravikumkamasi (a type of jewel), the Sabdisasvasi-sama (one who is equal to the sound of the wind), the Apallanna-devanna (a type of goddess), the Avarasa-dapanna-manivara-mavaramayaravidhisarivara-arumadharinagamara (a type of jewel), the Hatakartasa-ravathannaddanayuddha-panihi-maii (one who holds a sword and shield in battle), the Avarasu-sayada-ena-surasara (the essence of the Avarasu demons), the Avarasa-hamara-giridari-malavi-rahiya-avavi-vijnna (one who is free from the mountain-like pride), the Svacavayurahipphucchiya-javaninavarasarasutavala (one who is like the wind, swift as an arrow), the Gayavara-ladata-lalavayi-avatitikataruva (one who sings sweetly like a cuckoo), the Avarapara-mata-lakkarupa-masapa (one who has the form of the Supreme Lord), the Mahiyavadanarduli (one whose face is like the moon), the Akkarakadihichalami (one whose steps are graceful), the Gannapahi-sahamadi-satravasi (one who resides in the company of the virtuous), the Savipari-mitavvasi (one who has a well-proportioned body), the Yavadevasacalitanava-vali-bhumi (one whose steps are like the waves of the ocean) - such was the appearance of the divine damsel.