[1119] "What did you see?"—this is a question about the ground (vatthu), a question about failure (vipatti), a question about offense (āpatti), a question about transgression (ajjhācāra).
"A question about the ground" means: a question about the grounds of the eight pārājikas, a question about the grounds of the twenty-three saṅghādisesas, a question about the grounds of the two aniyatas, a question about the grounds of the forty-two nissaggiyas, a question about the grounds of the one hundred and eighty-eight pācittiyas, a question about the grounds of the twelve pāṭidesanīyas, a question about the grounds of the dukkaṭas, a question about the grounds of the dubbhāsitas.
"A question about failure" means: a question about failure in virtue, a question about failure in conduct, a question about failure in view, a question about failure in livelihood.
"A question about offense" means: a question about a pārājika offense, a question about a saṅghādisesa offense, a question about a thullaccaya offense, a question about a pācittiya offense, a question about a pāṭidesanīya offense, a question about a dukkaṭa offense, a question about a dubbhāsita offense.
"A question about transgression" means: a question about the coming together of the pair, two by two (dvayaṃdvayasamāpatti).
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.