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## Translation:
**Somabhattaraka Composed**
If one sprinkles water on a flower that is a symbol of purity, it becomes pure. Similarly, if a woman experiences her first menstruation, her head should be sprinkled with water by a priest. (31)
She should give appropriate donations to the middle-class people. She should eat and perform other activities in one place only. (32)
**Meaning:** This woman should follow the same rules as a regular menstruating woman. (32)
If a woman is unaware of her menstruation and touches something, that thing and everything within a hand's reach becomes impure. (33)
If someone unknowingly or intentionally eats food given by a woman who is unaware of her menstruation, they should fast for one or two days. (34)
If a bed, mat, or cloth is in the vicinity of a menstruating woman for even less than an hour, they become impure. Similarly, anyone sitting in the same line as the menstruating woman, near the wall she is leaning against, should wash their clothes and bathe. (35)
When the menstruation stops, she should wash all her belongings and bathe. As long as the menstrual flow continues, the impurity remains. (36)
The place where a menstruating woman sleeps, sits, and stands for three days should be cleaned with cow dung and water twice. (37)
**Meaning:** It was mentioned earlier that a menstruating woman should sleep, sit, stand, eat, and drink in one place for three days. The place where she performs these activities for three days should be cleaned with cow dung and water twice. (37)