tatra ha vā enaṁ devarṣir haṁsa-yānena pitaraṁ bhagavantaṁ hiraṇya-garbham upalabhamānaḥ sahasaivotthāyārhaṇena saha pitā-putrābhyām avahitāñjalir upatasthe
tatra - there; ha vā - certainly; enam - him; deva-ṛṣiḥ - the great saint Nārada; haṁsa-yānena - by the swan carrier; pitaram - his father; bhagavantam - most powerful; hiraṇya-garbham - Lord Brahmā; upalabhamānaḥ - understanding; sahasā eva - immediately; utthāya - having stood up; arhaṇena - with paraphernalia for worship; saha - accompanied; pitā-putrābhyām - by Priyavrata and his father. Svāyambhuva Manu; avahita-añjaliḥ - with respect and folded hands; upatasthe - worshiped.
As stated in the previous verse, Lord Brahmā was accompanied by other demigods, but his specific carrier was the great swan. Therefore as soon as Nārada Muni saw the swan, he could understand that his father, Lord Brahmā, who is also known as Hiraṇyagarbha, was arriving. Thus he immediately stood up with Svāyambhuva Manu and his son Priyavrata to receive Lord Brahmā and offer him respect.