May Nṛsiṁha, who completely destroys fear in this world by his roaring and who swallows all power by his effulgence, protect us in all ordinal and cardinal directions, up and down, all around, inside and outside. Though having concluded his prayers for protection by various forms of the Lord, he again prays with one mantra for protection from all unfavorable things to the terrifying form of Nṛsiṁhadeva. The verb “please protect us” should be added. Or Nārasiṁha can mean the devotee of Narasiṁha, Prahlāda. In that case the meaning would be “May Prahlāda who destroys fear in this world by loudly chanting the name of Nṛsiṁha, who swallows up the powers of all elements, weapons, poison and the elephants of the directions by his own powers, please protect us!”