Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
Here is the English translation, preserving the Jain terms:
The Tapa-khalisa-karai, the Bukhavana-viraka-rara, the Chiru-chariya-dada-dishayai, the Sansariya-pura-gahapaya, the Shajinaya-sinali-tanakala, the Vimaya-uchatha-sahivikala-drae-na, the Karanihipathira-samayama, the Mashyasa-samani-ya, the Nchintapara-mesara-na, the Undiraja-pariya-nira-jani-hiya, the Samadamara-laja, the Masahala, the Sukyada-lagga-ma, the Jinahu-mola, the Amarama-disi-jima, the Sahasa-napavaha-mae, the Dehani-vanchiya, the Nimmala-nu, the Mahima-dara-dhara-puchana, the Tasavani-rama-vinda-sarahi-vapavaru, the Vana-ruka-dina, the Haraha-raga-ru, the Vajjhavi-dhana-raka-shana-mu, the Sanha-napahi-vupava-ltha-mu, the Shama, the Jasitijana-ndija-sadaya-ha, the Rajachadi-na, the Pataya-vahavi-sama-cha, the Sahana, the Jasara-sa, the Usakapa-cha, the Piyahiya-mida-va, the Sutika-rana, the Anuvina-chinu, the Asaya-dahajara-parampamida-ba, the Ammena-samatha-dhama-nivaha, the Pari-sahava-parimana-uladu, the Vidika-rapannasa-visesha-siddhartha-na, the Jamuko-vina-pika-vana-yale, the Paramajini, the Dahonisva-mada, the Sasivina-baruma-darumaya-rahu, the Viuvama-naunda-mitaha-jitahi-kuguna-gana-pushpa, the Yam-vajiya-nayo, the Tasiya-jana-mana, the Kovana-jina-hi, the Jasa-saharu-sota-hokanti-pida.