duḥśīlasya - having a bad character; kadaryasya - toward the miser; druhyante - they developed enmity; putra - his sons; bāndhavāḥ - and in-laws; dārāḥ - his wife; duhitaraḥ - his daughters; bhṛtyāḥ - the servants; visaṇṇāḥ - disgusted; na ācaran - they did not act; priyam - affectionately.

Since he was so hardhearted and miserly, his sons, in-laws, wife, daughters and servants began to feel inimical toward him. Becoming disgusted, they would never treat him with affection.