O son of Kunti, whatever forms arise in any womb, the great Brahman is the womb of them all, and I am the father who gives the seed.
Explanation
Krishna continues explaining how all beings come to be. Here the "great Brahman" (mahad brahma) is the womb, usually understood as primal nature (prakṛti), the source of all material forms, while Krishna is the father who gives the seed of life. Commentators differ on whether Brahman here means prakṛti, as in Vaishnava and many Advaita readings, or the undifferentiated cause of the world more broadly.