tathā - so be it; iti - having thus said; giri-śa - by Lord Śiva; ādiṣṭaḥ - ordered; mayaḥ - Maya Dānava; para - of the enemy; puram - the cities; jayaḥ - who conquers; puram - a city; nirmāya - constructing; śālvāya - to Śālva; prādāt - he gave; saubham - named Saubha; ayaḥ - of iron; mayam - made.

Lord Śiva said, “So be it.” On his order, Maya Dānava, who conquers his enemies’ cities, constructed a flying iron city named Saubha and presented it to Śālva.