Certainly! In Jainism, a "Pachkhan" (or "Pachkan") is a religious vow, declaration, or resolve—often recited before or after rituals, penance, or fasting. "Mutthi Pachkhan" refers to a short and simple form of Pachkhan, often recited for minor vows, like before eating or drinking, or to reinforce the intention of non-violence and restraint.

Here is a common "Mutthi Pachkhan" in Prakrit language with its meaning:

Prakrit Text: Ichchhāmi khamāsamaṇo, savva jīve, savva thāve, savva kāle, micchāmi dukkaḍaṃ.

Transliteration: Ichchhāmi khamā-samanaṃ, savva jīve, savva thāve, savva kāle, micchāmi dukkaḍaṃ.

Meaning: "I seek forgiveness from all living beings, in all places, at all times, for any wrongs I may have committed knowingly or unknowingly."

If you need a specific type of mutthi pachkhan (for eating, drinking, or any other activity), please specify, and I can provide the appropriate version.