pura -- previously; kila -- indeed; maha-baho -- O mighty-armed one; dharmam -- religious principles; paramakam -- bringing the greatest happiness; prabho -- my Lord; yat -- which; tena -- by that; hamsa-rupena -- in the form of Lord Hamsa; brahmane -- unto Lord Brahma; abhyattha -- You spoke; madhava -- my dear Madhava; sah -- that (knowledge of religious principles); idanim -- presently; su-mahata -- after very long; kalena -- time; amitra-karsana -- O subduer of the enemy; na -- not; prayah -- generally; bhavita -- will exist; martya-loke -- in human society; prak -- previously; anusasitah -- instructed.

My dear Lord, O mighty-armed one, previously in Your form of Lord Hamsa You spoke to Lord Brahma those religious principles that bring supreme happiness to the practitioner. My dear Madhava, now much time has passed, and that which You previously instructed will soon practically cease to exist, O subduer of the enemy.