patnī-saṁyāja - the ritual performed by the sponsor of the sacrifice and his wife consisting of oblations to Soma, Tvaṣṭā, the wives of certain demigods, and Agni; avabhṛthyaiḥ - and the rituals which solemnize the completion of the sacrifice; caritvā - having executed; te - they; tam - him; ṛtvijaḥ - the priests; ācāntam - having sipped water for purification; snāpayām cakruḥ - they had him bathe; gaṅgāyām - in the Ganges; saha - along with; kṛṣṇayā - Draupadī.

The priests led the King through the execution of the final rituals of patnī-saṁyāja and avabhṛthya. Then they had him and Queen Draupadī sip water for purification and bathe in the Ganges.