śrī-mitravindā uvāca - Śrī Mitravindā said; yaḥ - who; mām - me; svayaṁ-vare - during my svayaṁ-vara (the ceremony in which a princess chooses a husband from a number of eligible suitors); upetya - coming forward; vijitya - after defeating; bhū-pān - kings; ninye - took; śva - of dogs; yūtha - into a group; gam - gone; iva - as if; ātma - own; balim - share; dvipa-ariḥ - a lion ('enemy of elephants'); bhrātṝn - brothers; ca - and; me - my; apakurutaḥ - who were insulting Him; sva - to His; puram - capital city; śrī - of the goddess of fortune; okaḥ - the residence; tasya - His; astu - may be; me - for me; anu-bhavam - life after life; aṅghri - the feet; avanejanatvam - the status of washing.

Śrī Mitravindā said: At my svayaṁvara ceremony He came forward, defeated all the kings present — including my brothers, who dared insult Him — and took me away just as a lion removes his prey from amidst a pack of dogs. Thus Lord Kṛṣṇa, the shelter of the goddess of fortune, brought me to His capital city. May I be allowed to serve Him by washing His feet, life after life.