tasyātmajo 'yaḿ tava pāda-pańkajaḿ
bhītaḥ prapannārti-haropasāditaḥ
tat pālayainaḿ kuru hasta-pańkajaḿ
śirasy amuṣyākhila-kalmaṣāpaham
tasya -- of him (Bhaumasura); atma-jah -- son; ayam -- this; tava -- Your; pada -- feet; pankajam -- lotuslike; bhitah -- afraid; prapanna -- of those who take shelter; arti -- the distress; hara -- O You who remove; upasaditah -- has approached; tat -- therefore; palaya -- please protect; enam -- him; kuru -- place; hasta-pankajam -- Your lotus hand; sirasi -- on the head; amushya -- his; akhila -- all; kalmasha -- sins; apaham -- which eradicates.
Here the earth-goddess seeks protection for her grandson, who has been frightened by all the terribly violent events that just took place.