Kammapaṭibāhanasikkhāpada

Vinayapiṭaka · Bhikkhu Vibhaṅga (2) · Vol. 2 · Section 760

[760] **"Whichever":** whoever, of whatever sort … . **"Bhikkhu":** … this is the **bhikkhu** intended in this sense. **"Bed" (mañca)** means: there are four kinds of bed — one with a frame inserted into the legs (masāraka), one with the frame bound as one piece with the legs (bundikābaddha), one with legs curved like a crab's claws (kuḷirapādaka), and one with legs attached to the frame (āhaccapādaka). **"Bench" (pīṭha)** means: there are four kinds of bench — one with a frame inserted into the legs (masāraka), one with the frame bound as one piece with the legs (bundikābaddha), one with legs curved like a crab's claws (kuḷirapādaka), and one with legs attached to the frame (āhaccapādaka). **"Cotton" (tūla)** means: there are three kinds of cotton — cotton from a tree (rukkhatūla), cotton from a creeper (latātūla), and cotton from grass (potakītūla). **"Should have made":** whether he makes it himself or has it made, there is an offence of wrong-doing (dukkaṭa) in the act; upon acquisition it is an offence entailing confession (pācittiya) — having torn out [the stuffing], the offence should be confessed.

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.

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