Acharmavat is likely a misspelling of Acharvatva.

• Meaning: Acharvatva means the quality of good conduct or proper behavior. It refers to living with right conduct (dharma) in thought, speech, and action.

• Where it fits: In Jain ethics, conduct (charitra) is central to spiritual progress. It is emphasized for both lay Jains and ascetics, and is cultivated through vows and disciplined practice.

• Traditions: The idea of good conduct is shared by both Digambar and Shwetambar traditions, though the exact rules and how they are practiced can vary by sect and lineage.

If you’d like, I can explain how conduct is described in Jain scriptures and how it connects to specific vows.