तमानर्चातिथिं भूप: प्रत्युत्थानासनार्हणै: । ययाचेऽभ्यवहाराय पादमूलमुपागत: ॥ ३६ ॥
tam anarcatithim bhupah pratyutthanasanarhanaih yayace ’bhyavaharaya pada-mulam upagatah
- tam
- unto him (Durvasa)
- anarca
- worshiped
- atithim
- although an uninvited guest
- bhupah
- the King (Ambarisa)
- pratyutthana
- by standing up
- asana
- by offering a seat
- arhanaih
- and by paraphernalia for worship
- yayace
- requested
- abhyavaharaya
- for eating
- pada-mulam
- at the root of his feet
- upagatah
- fell down.
After standing up to receive Durvasa Muni, King Ambarisa offered him a seat and paraphernalia of worship. Then, sitting at his feet, the King requested the great sage to eat.