L1citation
tvāṁ prapanno’smi śaraṇaṁ deva-deva janārdana |
tvāmyou — the one I turn to acc. sg., object of prapannaḥआपको (आपकी)
prapannaḥ asmiI have come, I have surrendered — I have thrown myself upon you prapannaḥ (past pass. part.) + asmiमैं शरण में आ गया हूँ
śaraṇamas my refuge — both my protector and my shelter acc.; the double-sense word the commentators unpackशरण (रूप में)
deva-devaO God of gods voc.हे देवों के देव
janārdanaO Janārdana (Kṛṣṇa, the one people appeal to) voc.हे जनार्दन
deva-deva janārdana — O God of gods, O Janārdana; tvām — you; śaraṇam — as my refuge; prapannaḥ asmi — I have surrendered.
tvām — आपको; prapannaḥ asmi — मैं शरण में आ गया हूँ; śaraṇam — शरण (रूप में); deva-deva — हे देवों के देव; janārdana — हे जनार्दन।
O God of gods, O Janārdana, I have surrendered to you as my refuge. The word 'refuge' (śaraṇa) is the hinge here: it carries both senses the commentators will draw out — you as my protector and you as the shelter I run to.
हे देवों के देव, हे जनार्दन! मैं आपकी शरण में आ गया हूँ।
Why cited: The devotee's own words of surrender, which the ācāryas then decode phrase by phrase.
क्यों उद्धृत: भक्त के अपने शरणागति-वचन, जिन्हें आचार्य आगे एक-एक पद खोलकर व्याख्या करते हैं।
L2citation
iti yaḥ śaraṇaṁ prāptas taṁ kleśād uddharāmy aham ||
itiwith these words — quoting the surrender just spoken quotative, closing the speech of L1इस प्रकार (कहकर)
yaḥwhoever — anyone at all nom., correlative with taṁजो
śaraṇamto refuge — again the same double-sense word acc.शरण को
prāptaḥhas come, has reached past pass. part., nom. sg.प्राप्त हुआ
tamhim — that very person acc., picks up yaḥउसको (उसी को)
kleśātout of his suffering — up and away from it abl. of separationक्लेश से
uddharāmiI lift up, I rescue 1st sg. pres.मैं उद्धार करता हूँ
ahamI myself — the Lord speaking nom., emphaticमैं ही (स्वयं)
yaḥ — whoever; iti — with these words; śaraṇam prāptaḥ — has come to refuge; tam — him; aham — I myself; kleśāt — out of suffering; uddharāmi — lift up.
iti — इस प्रकार; yaḥ — जो; śaraṇam — शरण को; prāptaḥ — प्राप्त हुआ; tam — उसको; kleśāt — क्लेश से; uddharāmi — मैं उद्धार करता हूँ; aham — मैं स्वयं।
Whoever comes to me for refuge with words like these — that person I myself lift up out of his suffering. The Lord is speaking: the surrender is answered by a personal promise of rescue.
इस प्रकार जो मेरी शरण में आ जाता है, उसका मैं स्वयं क्लेश से उद्धार करता हूँ।
Why cited: The Lord's answering promise — that anyone who takes such refuge is personally delivered from affliction.
क्यों उद्धृत: भगवान का प्रत्युत्तर-वचन — जो ऐसी शरण ग्रहण करता है, उसका वे स्वयं क्लेश से उद्धार करते हैं।