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[Nishith Sutra: A well that is perfectly round is called a Vapi, a square one is called a Pushkarini, a long one is called a Dirghika, and other circular ones with lids are called Gujalia. These are all types of Bawdis.
There are four Sutras for Grama, etc., the meanings of all these words have been given in the fifth Uddeshak. The reader should understand the original text and its meaning from there.
Pras-Sikkhavana-Pasakaran, and the rest like Ashva, etc., are places for teaching.
In the Sutra related to war, the words "Midh (frog)" and "Ahi (snake)" are more frequent. Understand the rest of the words as similar to the Sutra for teaching.
Kavinjal-Kapirv Javate Ishat Pingalo Va. Kamaniya Shabdam Pinjayati - Chatak Pakshi. 6. Juhiy - Here the Churnikar has given three meanings with three words: 1. Ujjuhiy, 2. Nijjuhiy, 3. Mihujjuhiy. Here the third meaning seems relevant -
Vadhu-Var-Pariyanam, Vadhu-Varadhik Tat-Sthanam, Vedikadi. Evam Hay-Gay-Yuthadi Sthanani Vivahamandap Adi.
Explanation in another way
Gosankhadi Ujjuhiga Bhannati, Gavinan Nivedhana Pariyanad Nijihuhiga (Bhannati) Gavio Ujjuhitao Adavihuuttiyo Ujjuhijjanti.
The learned reader should try to understand this himself.
The Churnikar has collected four types of army communities from the army and has also given instructions for thieves, etc., while taking them for execution in the explanation. Such a text is also available in the Acharang Sutra, but that sentence is not found in the original text of the Nishith Sutra.
Akhanag Adi Aghyayam, Akhyayika Sthanani - Kathanak Sthanani - Places for stories.
Kalha, Dib, Damar are all types of troubles. "Mahayuddha" and "Mahasangram" are types of battles. In the discussion of this Sutra in Acharang and Nishith, only the word "Kalha" is mentioned. But different texts are found in the manuscripts. Other words available in Nishith Sutra and Acharang Sutra are:
1. Kharani Va, 2. Verani Va, 3. Bolani Va, 4. Do Rajjani Va, 5. Vairrajani Va, 6. Viruddha-Rajjani Va.
The first three words are found more in Nishith and the last three words are found more in Acharang. Out of these, Bolani is included in Kalhani. The remaining five are emotional. Since they do not match the subject matter of the Sutra related to the place and are not found in the Bhashya, Chuni, these words have not been included in the original.
Chitta Kammani - Chittagan Leparamadi - Aacha., Chitta Lepa Pasidha - Nishith. In many manuscripts, the word "Chitra Karma" is found and in many manuscripts, "Chitra Karma", "Lepya Karma"
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