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‘ete’-śabde avatārera āge anuvāda
‘puruṣera aṁśa’ pāche vidheya-saṁvāda
ete-śabde — in the word ete (these); avatārera — of the incarnations; āge — first; anuvāda — the subject; puruṣera — of the puruṣa-avatāras; aṁśa — plenary portions; pāche — afterwards; vidheya — of the predicate; saṁvāda — message.
“First the word ‘ete’ [‘these’] establishes the subject [the incarnations]. Then ‘plenary portions of the puruṣa-avatāras’ follows as the predicate.