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Text 34
tayor niveśanaṁ śrīmad
upākalpya mahā-matiḥ
sa-sainyayoḥ sānugayor
ātithyaṁ vidadhe yathā
tayoḥ — for Them; niveśanam — place to stay; śrī-mat — opulent; upākalpya — arranging; mahā-matiḥ — generous; sa — together with; sainyayoḥ — Their soldiers; sa — together with; anugayoḥ — Their personal associates; ātithyam — hospitality; vidadhe — he afforded; yathā — properly.
Generous King Bhīṣmaka arranged opulent accommodations for the two Lords, and also for Their army and entourage. In this way he afforded Them proper hospitality.