rmad Bhgavatam 10.84.

7 tn narcur yath sarve saha-rmo 'cyuto 'rcayat svgatsana-pdyrghyamlya-dh pnulepanai SYNONYMS tn them; narcu they worshiped; yath properly; sarve all of them; saha-rma including Lord Balarma; acyuta and Lord a; arcayat worshiped them; sv-gata with greetings; sana sitting places; pdya water to wash the feet; arghya water to drink; mlya flower garlands; dh pa incense; anulepanai and sandalwood paste. TRANSLATION Lord a, Lord Balarma and the other kings and leaders properly worshiped the sages by offering them words of greeting, sitting places, water for washing their feet, drinking water, flower garlands, incense and sandalwood paste. Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: rmad Bhgavatam 10.75.24 sarve jan sura-ruco ma i-ku ala-sragu a-kacuka-duk la-mahrghya-hr nrya ca ku ala-yuglaka-v nda-ju avaktra-riya kanaka-mekhalay vireju SYNONYMS sarve all; jan the men; sura like the demigods; ruca whose effulgent complexions; ma i jeweled; ku ala with earrings; srak flower garlands; u a turbans; kacuka jackets; duk la silk garments; maharghya very precious; hr and pearl necklaces; nrya the women; ca and; ku ala of earrings; yuga with pairs; alaka-v nda and locks of hair; ju a adorned; vaktra of whose faces; riya the beauty; kanaka gold; mekhalay with belts; vireju shone brilliantly. TRANSLATION All the men there shone like demigods. They were adorned with jeweled earrings, flower garlands, turbans, waistcoats, silk dhot s and valuable pearl necklaces. The lovely faces of the women were beautified by their matched earrings and locks of hair, and they all wore golden belts.