It refers to Srimati Radhika, who is Anadi(ever-existing).

It refers to Gopika, who gives immortal pleasure to Her devotees. (Gopika is a name of Srimati Radharani which means “The prominent cowherd girl”.)

It refers to Gauri devi, who gives immortal pleasure to his devotees. (Gauri is a name of Srimati Radharani which means “She is fair”.)

It refers to Gauri, who gives immortal pleasure to his devotees. (Gauri is a name of Srimati Radharani which means “She is fair”.)

It refers to Gaurangi, who gives immortal pleasure to his devotees.

It refers to Daya, who is immortal.

It refers to Srimati Radha, who is the nectarean Goddess.

It refers to the beautfiul Goddess who is provides immortal pleasure to Her devotees, i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It refers to that gopi whose eyes are like lotus flowers, i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It refers to Goddess Ambika, whom The gopis consider as their mother. (Gopika is a name of Goddess Durga, which means “She is the mother of the whole world”.)

It refers to Srimati Radharani whose two names are Ambika and Gopika.

It refers to Srimati Radha, who is the immortal Goddess.

It refers to the gopi who is the Goddess of immortal people, i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It refers to Srimati Radhika, who is immortal.

It refers to Srimati Radha, who is immortal.

It refers to Srimati Radha who is a pure (amala), beautiful girl.

It refers to the beautiful girl who is amala (pure), i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It refers to Rati who is amala (pure). (Rati is a name of Srimati Radharani, which means “The one who is always delightful/happy”.)

It refers to Srimati Radhika who is amala (pure).

It refers to Srimati Radha who is amala (pure).

It refers to the Goddess of Amala (pure) love of Godhead, i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It means “The Goddess of amala (pure) pastimes”, i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It refers to Kesavi, who is amala (pure).

It means “One who is pure devotion personified”, i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It means “The queen of Amala bhakti (pure devotion)”. It refers to Srimati Radharani

It means “The eternal Srimati Radhika”.

It means “The eternal Srimati Radha”.

It refers to Srimati Radha who is the ornament of Vraja/Barsana.

It refers to the Gopi who is like an ornament, i.e. Srimati Radharani.

It means “One who is dear to Akhilatma”, i.e. Srimati Radharani. (Akhilatma is a name of Lord Krishna, which means “He is all-pervading”.)

It refers to Madhavi who is complete/entire. (Madhavi is a name of Srimati Radharani, which means “She is Lord Madhava’s beloved”.)

Kamala is a name of Srimati Radharani, which means “She is like a lotus flower”. Hence, Akarsini Kamala means “The attractive Srimati Radharani”.

It means “The attractive Gopika“.

It refers to Lord Gopika, who is amala(pure). (Gopika is a name of Srimati Radharani, which means “She is the Prominent cowherd girl”.)

It refers to Srimati Radha, who is an amala (pure) gopi.

It refers to Srimati Radhika, who is Akarsini (attractive).

It refers to Srimati Radha, who is Akarsani (attractive).