parardhya -- priceless; vasah -- with garments; srak -- garlands; gandha -- fragrances; dhupa -- incense; dipa -- lamps; asana -- sitting places; adibhih -- and so on; pana -- with beverages; bhojana -- food that is chewed; bhakshyaih -- food that is not chewed; ca -- also; vakyaih -- with words; susrushana -- by faithful service; arcitah -- worshiped; gudhah -- kept hidden; kanya-pure -- in the quarters for unmarried girls; sasvat -- continuously; pravriddha -- greatly increasing; snehaya -- whose affection; taya -- by her; na -- not; ahah-ganan -- the days; sah -- He; bubudhe -- noticed; ushaya -- by Usha; apahrita -- diverted; indriyah -- His senses.

Usha worshiped Aniruddha with faithful service, offering Him priceless garments, along with garlands, fragrances, incense, lamps, sitting places and so on. She also offered Him beverages, all types of food, and sweet words. As He thus remained hidden in the young ladies' quarters, Aniruddha did not notice the passing of the days, for His senses were captivated by Usha, whose affection for Him ever increased.