śrī-bhagavān uvācha–The Supreme Lord said: kavayaḥ–the learned; vichakṣaṇāḥ–enlightened personalities; viduḥ–know; nyāsam– renunciation; karmaṇām–of actions; kāmyānām–that are motivated by fruitive desires; sannyāsam–as sannyās, renunciation; prāhuḥ–and they say that; sarva-karma-phala-tyāgam–the renunciation of the fruits of all actions, whether daily, incidental, or fruitive; tyāgam–is detachment. [2]

The Supreme Lord said: Learned, enlightened persons know the giving up of fruitive action as renunciation, and the giving up of the fruits of all action as detachment.