niḥsvam - one without any assets; tyajanti - abandon; gaṇikāḥ - prostitutes; akalpam - incompetent; nṛ-patim - a king; prajaḥ - citizens; adhīta-vidyāḥ - those who have completed their education; ācāryam - the teacher; ṛtvijaḥ - priests; datta - (the sacrificer) who has given; dakṣiṇam - their remuneration.

Prostitutes abandon a penniless man, subjects an incompetent king, students their teacher once they have finished their education, and priests a man who has remunerated them for a sacrifice.