। ॥ ९४ ॥
In plain words
In the inwardly shining ten-cornered Sarvādirakṣākara Cakra stands the home fashioned by Mālinī, primordial Tripurā. There the host of Śaktis beginning with Sarvajñā abides continually, bright with many jewels and divine robes blazing with clustered gems. I bow without cease to this host called Nigarbha.
Close to the Sanskrit
In the inwardly shining, exceedingly graceful ten-cornered Sarvādirakṣākara Cakra, in the dwelling fashioned by Mālinī, primordial Tripurā, the host of Śaktis beginning with Sarvajñā abides continually, adorned with many jewels and divine garments blazing with clusters of gems. I bow without cease to that host called Nigarbha.