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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
The four thousand divine elephants, bearing the form of celestial beings, carry and transport the lunar celestial chariot towards the south. The description of those elephants is as follows:
They are white elephants, beautiful, and of excellent splendor. Their luster is as pure and spotless as conch shells, curdled milk, cow's milk, foam, and silver. In the beautiful, thick, and sturdy trunks, which have absorbed the radiance of the lotus-like red gems, there are sometimes seen self-manifested dots of lotus-like radiance when the elephants are in their youthful state (from the chest to the trunk).
Their faces are raised high, adorned with large, restless, and agile ears of pure gold. Their eyes are tri-colored - white, black, and yellow - like gems, and thus appear as tender buds of the Mallika flower. Their teeth are white, uniform, strong, mature, firm, complete, and crystalline, and are adorned with golden rings on their front parts, appearing as if a heap of pure gems amidst silver.
On their heads are worn ornaments of pure golden tilaka and other adornments. Around their necks are worn various gem-made upper garlands. In the center of their cheeks are placed sharp, beautiful, and pure vajra-like ankushas (hooks) made of vaidurya gems.
Their backs are well-covered and tightly bound with ropes of pure gold, making them proud and powerful. They are adorned with large golden bells that emit sweet sounds, along with small bells made of various gem-stones. Their tails hang down to their feet, which are round, well-formed, and have beautiful and auspicious characteristics, with which they constantly groom their bodies.
Despite their massive limbs, they are swift in their movements. Their nails are made of gem-stones, and they are shod with pure golden horseshoes. They are obedient, move gracefully, are pleasing to the mind, are charming, are captivating, have unlimited speed, and possess unlimited strength, valor, and heroic prowess. With their deep and captivating trumpeting sounds, they fill the sky and illuminate the directions.
(In this way, the four thousand elephant-formed deities carry and transport the lunar celestial chariot towards the south.)