[956] Therein, what is lack of faith (assaddhiya)? Here someone is without faith; he does not place faith in the Buddha, or in the Dhamma, or in the Saṅgha. That which is of such a kind — lack of faith, disbelieving, absence of trust, absence of serene confidence — this is called lack of faith.
Therein, what is ungenerosity (avadaññutā)? The five kinds of stinginess (macchariya): stinginess regarding dwellings (āvāsa-macchariya), stinginess regarding families (kula-macchariya), stinginess regarding gains (lābha-macchariya), stinginess regarding praise (vaṇṇa-macchariya), stinginess regarding the Dhamma (dhamma-macchariya). That which is of such a kind — stinginess, the act of being stingy, the state of being stingy, avarice, meanness, niggardliness, the ungiving state of mind (citta) — this is called ungenerosity.
Therein, what is laziness (kosajja)? With regard to bodily misconduct, or verbal misconduct, or mental misconduct, or the five strands of sensual pleasure (kāmaguṇa): the letting loose (vossagga) of the mind, the repeated giving [of the mind] over to letting loose; or, with regard to the development (bhāvanā) of wholesome phenomena (dhammā): acting without care, acting without persistence, acting without steadfastness, slack behavior, the abandoning of zeal (chanda), the abandoning of the task (dhura), non-pursuit, non-development, non-cultivation, non-resolution, non-application, heedlessness (pamāda) — this is called laziness.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.