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## English Translation:
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**474**
With geru, harital, setika, manasila, or any other similar substance smeared on the hands or utensils, or with rice water dripping from the hands or utensils, food should not be given. This is considered a *lipta* (smeared) fault.
**Meaning:** If food is given with hands or utensils smeared with geru, harital, khadya, manasila, rice, or other similar substances, or if the hands or utensils are dripping with rice water, it is considered a *lipta* fault.
**475**
Food that has been left for a long time and is now being given should be discarded. Eating such food or discarding it is considered a *tyakta* (discarded) fault.
**Meaning:** If food is left for a long time and then given, it is considered a *tyakta* fault. Eating such food or discarding it is also considered a *tyakta* fault.
**476**
Combining cold food with hot water or hot food with cold water is a *sanjoyana* (combination) fault. Eating more than the required amount is a *praman* (quantity) fault.
**Meaning:** Combining cold food with hot water or hot food with cold water is a *sanjoyana* fault. Eating more than the required amount is a *praman* fault.