jaleṣu māṁ rakṣatu matsya-mūrtir
yādo-gaṇebhyo varuṇasya pāśāt
sthaleṣu māyāvaṭu-vāmano 'vyāt
trivikramaḥ khe 'vatu viśvarūpaḥ
jaleṣu - in the water; mām - me; rakṣatu - protect; matsya-mūrtiḥ - the Supreme Lord in the form of a great fish; yādaḥ-gaṇebhyaḥ - from fierce aquatic animals; varuṇasya - of the demigod known as Varuṇa; pāśāt - from the arresting rope; sthaleṣu - on the land; māyā-vaṭu - the merciful form of the Lord as a dwarf; vāmanaḥ - named Vāmanadeva; avyāt - may He protect; trivikramaḥ - Trivikrama, whose three gigantic steps took the three worlds from Bali; khe - in the sky; avatu - may the Lord protect; viśvarūpaḥ - the gigantic universal form.
This mantra seeks the protection of the Supreme Personality of Godhead in the water, land and sky in His incarnations as the fish, Vāmanadeva and the Viśvarūpa.