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**Gṛha-mukha** - The platform (chowki) or enclosed area in front of the house. The main entrance of the house - a large pole, with an area as wide as the pole and slightly longer. The secondary entrance of the house - a small door inside after entering through the main entrance pole.
**Gṛha-eluka** - The raised "sal" on both sides of the door, i.e., the area built on both sides after entering through the main entrance.
**Gṛha-āṅgan** - The courtyard inside the house, between the rooms.
**Gṛha-vaccha** - The open land behind and around the house, or the land used by the household for excreting waste.
**2. Mṛtaka-gṛha** - The place where the deceased is kept before cremation in the cremation ground. The place where the ashes remain after the deceased's cremation with alkali. In other words, the cremation site.
**Mṛtaka-stūpa** - A platform, etc., built for remembrance.
**Mṛtaka-pāśraya** - The place where the deceased is sheltered, i.e., kept for a short time, before entering the cremation ground.
**Mṛtaka-lyan** - A chaitya or platform built for remembrance at the cremation site.
**Mṛtaka-sthaṇḍila** - The place where the burnt bones, etc., of the deceased are disposed of.
**Mṛtaka-vaccha** - Other open land in the cremation ground that may be used for cremation or burial.
**3. Gāyadāhansi** - A designated place where animals are treated by applying a poultice for their ailments.
**- Tusadāhansi - Bhusadāhansi** - Tus - The husk of grain or grain containing husk. Bhus - The entire waste of grain stalks.
There can be two types of places for burning these: 1. A place near the field for burning unusable tus-bhus. 2. A place where potters, etc., burn tus-bhus as fuel.
The **Niśītha Bhāṣya** and the **Prācārāṅga Sūtra. Śru. 2, A. 10** commentary do not explain these two words. It explains the three words "**Ingāladāhansi, Khāradāhansi, and Gātadāhansi**".
These two words are not found in the **Ācārāṅga Sūtra**.
In **Niśītha**, the variant reading of these two words is "**Tustāṇansi vā Bhusthāṇansi vā**". This means the place where these are collected or kept near the field - "**Khalīhāna**".
Thus, even when these five places mentioned in the sūtra are empty, one should not excrete waste there.