ततोऽस्य सुप्रिया भार्या सर्वैः साध्वीगुणैर्युता । गृहधर्मस्य मूर्तिर्या साक्षादिव अरुंधती
tato'sya supriyā bhāryā sarvaiḥ sādhvīguṇairyutā | gṛhadharmasya mūrtiryā sākṣādiva aruṃdhatī
ત્યારબાદ તેની અતિપ્રિય પત્ની, સર્વ સાધ્વી-ગુણોથી યુક્ત, ગૃહધર્મની સాక్షાત્ મૂર્તિ સમી—જાણે અરુંધતી દેવી જ પ્રગટ થઈ હોય તેવી હતી।
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages
Listener: Pārtha (addressed in nearby verses)
Scene: A dignified household scene: the virtuous wife stands serene beside her husband, radiating steadiness; a subtle celestial motif hints at Arundhatī as the ideal made manifest.
Household life is sanctified when spouses uphold virtue; the ideal wife is portrayed as sustaining gṛhadharma.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the verse focuses on dharmic ideals within family life.
None explicitly; the ‘prescription’ is ethical—cultivation of sādhvī-guṇas.