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## English Translation:
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**[Nishith Sutra]**
**4. Dagvinika:** A passage constructed to drain water accumulated in various places due to rain or other causes is called "Dagvinika".
**5. Sikkag:** To protect food from creatures like rats, mice, dogs, etc., it is sometimes necessary to use a lid or cover. This is called "Sikkag".
**6. Chilimilika:** When a safe place for observing vows is not available, or when a safe place for eating is not available, or when there are too many creatures like flies, mosquitoes, etc., a curtain, a screen, or a mosquito net is made in one or up to five directions for protection. This is called "Chilimilika".
These four activities should not be performed by a Sadhu from a householder. If it is necessary to have them done by a householder in a special circumstance, then it is subject to atonement.
**Atonement for getting these activities done:**
**15.** A monk who gets the "Sui" (needle) sharpened by a non-Jain or a householder, or approves of such an act, incurs atonement.
**16.** A monk who gets the "Pippalagassa" (scissors) sharpened by a non-Jain or a householder, or approves of such an act, incurs atonement.
**17.** A monk who gets the "Haccheyanagassa" (nail cutter) sharpened by a non-Jain or a householder, or approves of such an act, incurs atonement.
**18.** A monk who gets the "Kannasohanagassa" (ear cleaner) sharpened by a non-Jain or a householder, or approves of such an act, incurs atonement.
**Explanation:**
**1. "Uttarakaranam"**: The meaning of "Uttarakaranam" is to refine, to make suitable for use as needed, to improve.
**1.** To repair the point and hole of a needle.
**2.** To sharpen the edge of scissors.