yuvayoḥ khalu dampatyor
yaśasā pūritaḿ jagat
putratām agamad yad vāḿ
bhagavān īśvaro hariḥ
yuvayoh -- of the two of you; khalu -- indeed; dam-patyoh -- of the husband and wife; yasasa -- by the glories; puritam -- has become full; jagat -- the earth; putratam -- the state of being the son; agamat -- assumed; yat -- because; vam -- your; bhagavan -- the Personality of Godhead; isvarah -- the Supreme Lord; harih -- Hari.
Indeed, the whole world has become filled with the glories of you and your good wife because the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Hari, has taken the position of your son.
In this verse Narada Muni hints at the glories of Vasudeva and Devaki, the parents of Krishna and Balarama, by the words yasasa puritam jagat, "the whole world is now filled with your glories." In other words, although Vasudeva inquired from Narada about spiritual advancement, Narada here states, "You are already completely glorious due to your extraordinary devotion to the Supreme Personality of Godhead."
