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Translation preserving Jain terms:
The woman says, "Bring the Asandiya (a small couch or seat) made of the new Sutra (thread), and the Padullain (sandals) for walking around.
Then, for the sake of the Putradohala (special desire for a child), the men become like slaves, obeying her commands."
Commentary: The 'Asandiya' refers to a small couch or seat made of new, fresh thread, indicating its purity and newness. The 'Padullain' are sandals or footwear for walking around.
The woman, being in the state of Putradohala (special craving or desire for a child during pregnancy), commands the men like slaves, making them obey her wishes to fulfill her cravings.
The verse highlights how the pregnant woman exercises authority over the men, just as masters command their slaves, in order to satisfy her special desires during pregnancy.