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Text 40
tasmai bhuktavate prītyā
rāmaḥ parama-dharma-vit
makha-vāsair gandha-mālyaiḥ
parāṁ prītiṁ vyadhāt punaḥ
tasmai — to him; bhuktavate — who had finished eating; prītyā — affectionately; rāmaḥ — Lord Balarāma; parama — the supreme; dharma-vit — knower of religious principles; mukha-vāsaiḥ — with aromatic herbs for sweetening the mouth; gandha — with perfume; mālyaiḥ — and flower garlands; parām — the highest; prītim — satisfaction; vyadhāt — arranged; punaḥ — further.
When Akrūra had eaten to his satisfaction, Lord Balarāma, the supreme knower of religious duties, offered him aromatic herbs for sweetening his mouth, along with fragrances and flower garlands. Thus Akrūra once again enjoyed the highest pleasure.