ततश्च ऋषयो देवाः समंताद्धृष्टमानसाः । गायंतो नृत्यमानाश्च गर्जंतो हरिनामभिः
tataśca ṛṣayo devāḥ samaṃtāddhṛṣṭamānasāḥ | gāyaṃto nṛtyamānāśca garjaṃto harināmabhiḥ
ثم إنّ الرِّشيّين والآلهة، فرحين من كل جانب، أخذوا يغنّون ويرقصون، ويهتفون جهارًا بأسماء هري المقدّسة.
Narrative voice (contextual Purāṇic narrator; specific speaker not explicit in this verse)
Harīnāma (chanting the Lord’s names) is portrayed as a powerful, joyful form of devotion shared by sages and gods alike.
Dvārakā is the implied sacred center where the community of gods and sages celebrates Hari through nāma.
Nāma-saṅkīrtana is implied—rejoicing through singing, dancing, and proclaiming Hari’s names.