tam - unto the King; ūcuḥ - said; munayaḥ - all the saintly brāhmaṇas; prītāḥ - being pleased; rājan - O King; dhyāyasva - meditate; keśavam - upon the Supreme Lord, Keśava; saḥ - His Lordship; vai - indeed; naḥ - us; saṅkaṭāt - from the great danger; asmāt - as now visible; avitā - will save; śam - auspiciousness; vidhāsyati - He will arrange.

The saintly brāhmaṇas, being pleased with the King, said to him: O King, please meditate upon the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Keśava. He will save us from this impending danger and arrange for our well-being.