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[Nishith Sutra]
**Explanation of words:**
* **Thuna-Veli-Chhota Thamba:** Small pillar.
* **Giheluko-Umbaro-Dehli:** Doorway.
* **Asukalam-Ukkhalam-Ukhala:** Mortar.
* **Kamajalan-Hanapidham-Snan ki Chauki:** Bath platform.
**Silansi-Lelusi:** These words appear twice in these sutras. First, they are used in a conscious way and later in a celestial way.
* **Kuliyansi:** Mud wall or thin wall.
* **Bhittisi:** Brick, stone, etc. wall or river bank.
* **Khandhansi:** "Khandam Pagaro Pedham Wa" - Fort, platform or pillar house.
* **Falihansi:** Wooden plank, platform or place built over a ditch or ditch.
* **Manchansi:** Platform, place higher than the ground.
* **Malanshi:** "Gihovari Malo" - Second floor, etc.
* **Pasayansi:** "Nijjuha-Gavakkhovasobhito Pasado" - Decorated palace.
* **Hammatalansi:** "Savvovari Talam" - Peak place or roof.
* **Dubbadh:** Not properly tied with bamboo or rope.
* **Dunikkhitte:** Not properly established.
* **Anikampe:** Unstable - "Anishprakampitvadav Chalachal Chalachalanasvabham"
**Than-Sej-Nisihiyam:** Charnikar has explained these three words at the beginning and later also explained four words. There, the third word "Nisejj" is said more. But in the Acharanga Sutra and Nishith Uddeshak five, there are only three words. Therefore, here also three words are kept in the original, which includes all the activities to be done in those places - 1. Standing with Kayotsarga or standing without Kayotsarga. 2. Sleeping on any bed. 3. Sitting for study or eating.
The prohibition of doing these activities in the eight places mentioned in the previous sutras is due to the violation of the earth, etc. and in these three sutras, the prohibition is due to the possibility of the monk falling. Because these places are high and uncovered, i.e. open to the sky in all directions. Since these are places without support, there is a possibility of the monk falling or the equipment falling, which can lead to self-violation, destruction of equipment and violation of life. Therefore, one should not stand, sleep, sit, etc. in such places.
Acharanga Shru. 2, A. 2, U. 1 prohibits the monk from staying in such places. If it is necessary to stay in such places, it is instructed to be very careful and also explains the various types of violations that can occur due to carelessness.