[15] A dwelling belongs to a single family and is enclosed, having various inner rooms (gabbha) and various chambers (ovaraka): having deposited the robe within the dwelling, one must stay within the dwelling. If it is unenclosed: in whatever room the robe has been deposited, in that room one must stay, or one must not go beyond arm's reach (hatthapāsa). A dwelling belongs to different families and is enclosed, having various inner rooms and various chambers: in whatever room the robe has been deposited, in that room one must stay, or at the doorway, or one must not go beyond arm's reach. If it is unenclosed: in whatever room the robe has been deposited, in that room one must stay, or one must not go beyond arm's reach.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.