tathā - therefore; sādhaya - execute the sacrifice to get; bhadram - good fortune; te - to you; ātmānam - your own; su-prajam - good son; nṛpa - O King; iṣṭaḥ - being worshiped; te - by you; putra-kāmasya - desiring to have a son; putram - a son; dāsyati - He will deliver; yajña-bhuk - the Lord, the enjoyer of the sacrifice.

O King, we wish all good fortune for you. You have no son, but if you pray at once to the Supreme Lord and ask for a son, and if you execute the sacrifice for that purpose, the enjoyer of the sacrifice, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, will fulfill your desire.