In addition found in Sevitabbâsevitabba Sutta there are 32 types of chatter which is called animal chatter which falls under the category of idle / frivolous chatter:
- Rajakatha – Talk about kings
- Corakatha – Talk about robbers
- Mahamatta katha – Talk about ministers of state
- Senakatha – Talk about armies
- Bhayakatha – Talk about dangers
- Yuddhakatha – Talk about battles
- Annakatha – Talk about food
- Panakatha – Talk about drinks
- Vatthakatha – Talk about clothing
- Sayanakatha – Talk about dwellings
- Malakatha – Talk about garlands
- Gandhakatha – Talk about perfumes
- Natikatha – Talk about relations
- Yanakatha – Talk about vehicles
- Gamakatha – Talk about villages
- Nigamakatha -Talk about market towns
- Nagarakatha – Talk about towns
- Janapadakatha – Talk about districts
- Itthikatha – Talk about women/men
- Surakatha – Talk about heroes
- Visakhakatha – Talk about streets
- Kumbhatthanakatha – Talk about watering places
- Pubbapeta-katha – Talk about relatives who have passed away
- Nanattakatha – Tittle-tattle
- Lokakkhayika katha – talk about the origin of the world
- Samuddakkhayikakatha – Talk about the origin of the ocean
- Itibhavabhava katha – Talk about Eternity belief
- Itibhavabhava katha – Talk about annihilation belief
- Itibhavabhava katha – Talk about worldly gain
- Itibhavabhava katha – Talk about worldly loss
- Itibhavabhava katha – Talk about self-indulgence
- Itibhavabhava katha – Talk about self-mortification
Sourced from: Tiracchana-Katha Unskilful Talk
Several suttas contain this list but all of them list only 27. However, as usual, the Commentators obsessed with splitting hairs have stretched it to 32 by splitting the last one into 6.
The name "Detis Katha" is also theirs. The Suttas called the original ones "Tirracchana katha" which literally means ‘animal talk’.
Incidentally this list is not for us to learn and remember. These topics are for avoiding. Several suttas say that we should instead be discussing only the Noble Truth.
Source: Dethis Katha (32 types of unskillful talks) by user Gayan
Furthermore the blog Tiracchana-Katha Unskilful Talk has comprehensive treatment of this topic.
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