Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 10.48.10

tasyai kāma-varaḿ dattvā

mānayitvā ca māna-daḥ

sahoddhavena sarveśaḥ

sva-dhāmāgamad ṛddhimat

SYNONYMS

tasyai — to her; kāma — of material desire; varam — her benediction; dattvā — granting; mānayitvā — showing her respect; ca — and; māna-daḥ — He who gives respect to others; saha uddhavena — together with Uddhava; sarva-īśaḥ — the Lord of all beings; sva — to His own; dhāma — residence; agamat — went; ṛddhi-mat — supremely opulent.

TRANSLATION

Promising her the fulfillment of this lusty desire, considerate Kṛṣṇa, Lord of all beings, paid Trivakrā His respects and then returned with Uddhava to His own supremely opulent residence.

PURPORT

All the ācāryas agree that the words kāma-varaḿ dattvā indicate that Lord Kṛṣṇa promised Trivakrā He would fulfill her lusty desires.

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