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## Translation:
**286] Sarvarthasiddhi**
[71308717 Urdhvaadhasttiryagvyatikramkshetravruddhismrityantaraadhaanaani ||30|| $ 717. Parimitasya digavadheratilamghanamatikramh. Sa samaasatas trividhah -
Urdhvaatikramh adho'tikramh tiryagatikramh cheti. Tatra parvataadyarohaanaadurdhvaatikramh. Kupaavataraanaaderadho'tikramh. Bilapraveshaadeh tiryagatikramh. Parigrihiitaayaa disho lobhaaveshaadaadhikyaabhisandhih kshetravruddhih. Sa sho'tikramh pramadaanmohaadvyasaangaadvaa bhavatityavaseyah. Ananusmaranm smrityantaraadhanam. Ta ete digviramanasyatichaaraah.
Aayanapreshyaprayogashabdarupanupaatpudgalakshepaah ||31|| 8718. Aatmana sankalpita deshe sthitasya prayojanavashaat kichidaanayetyaajnaapanam aayanam. Evam kuviti niyogah preshyaprayogah. Vyaapaarakaraanpurushan pratyaabhyutkaasikaadhikaranm shabdhanupaatah. Stravigrahadarshanm rupaanupaatah. Loshtaadinipatah pudgalakshepah. Ta ete deshaviramanasya panchaatichaaraah. Kandarpkautkuchyamoukharayasameekshyaadhikaranopbhogparibhogaanarthkyani ||32||
8 719. Raagoudrekattprahaasamishro'shishtavaakprayogah kandarp. Tadevo bhayam paratra dushtkaayakarmaprayuktam kautkuchyam. Dhaastaryaprayam yatkinbanaanarthakam bahupralapitvam moukharyam. Asameekshya prayojanam aadhikyaena karanam asameekshyaadhikaranam. Yaavataa'rthenopbhogparibhogau so'rthastato'nyasyaadhikya
**Urdhvaavyatikram, Adhoavyatikram, Tiryagvyatikram, Kshetravruddhi and Smrityantaraadhan are the five aticharas of Digvirati Vrat.** ||30||
8717. **Atikram** is the transgression of the established limits of a direction. It is of three types: **Urdhvaatikram**, **Adho'tikram** and **Tiryagatikram**. **Urdhvaatikram** occurs when one climbs a mountain or similar elevation beyond the limit. **Adho'tikram** occurs when one descends into a well or similar depth beyond the limit. **Tiryagatikram** occurs when one enters a burrow or similar space beyond the limit. **Kshetravruddhi** is the intention to expand the limit of a direction due to greed. This atikram can occur due to carelessness, delusion or bias. **Smrityantaraadhan** is the forgetting of the established limit. These are the five aticharas of Digvirati Vrat.
**Aayan, Preshyaprayog, Shabdhanupaat, Rupaanupaat and Pudgalakshep are the five aticharas of Deshaviriti Vrat.** ||31||
8718. **Aayan** is the command to bring something to a person residing in a place decided by oneself, for a specific purpose. **Preshyaprayog** is the command to do something in a particular way. **Shabdhanupaat** is the use of words like "cough" etc. to address people engaged in a particular profession. **Rupaanupaat** is the showing of one's body to those people. **Pudgalakshep** is the throwing of a clod of earth or similar object. These are the five aticharas of Deshaviriti Vrat.
... **Kandarp, Kautkuchy, Moukhary, Asameekshyaadhikaran and Upbhogparibhogaanarthakya are the five aticharas of Anarthadandhaviriti Vrat.** ||32||
719. **Kandarp** is the use of indecent language mixed with humor due to intense passion. **Kautkuchy** is the use of both humor and indecent language along with physical misconduct towards others. **Moukhary** is the meaningless talkativeness for the sake of being bold. **Asameekshyaadhikaran** is the performance of an action beyond the limit without considering the purpose. **Upbhogparibhogaanarthakya** is the use of something for a purpose other than the one for which it was intended.