Certainly! The Darna Abhigraha Pachkan (also spelled as Darna Abhigraha Pachkhan) is a Jain vow of renunciation of certain types of foods after a particular time (usually after sunset or after a specified meal). This Pachkan is recited to declare one's intention to observe the vow. Here is the traditional text in Prakrit/Sanskrit with its English meaning:

Prakrit/Sanskrit:

णं दिण्णं णं पवित्तं णं दिण्णपवित्तं दरं अभिग्गहं पच्चक्खामी, तस्स मि णं दरं अभिग्गहं पच्चक्खाणं समणस्सण्णा पस्संति। एगंतं अण्णत्थं, एगंतं अगुत्थं, एगंतं अपवित्तं, एगंतं अपरिसुद्धं। एसो मं दरं अभिग्गहं पच्चक्खाणं।

English Translation:

I renounce (abstain from) eating, accepting, or consuming food (or water) after this particular time (today), I renounce it with proper awareness and resolution, I will not accept or consume food under any other circumstances, nor will I accept food that is not pure, nor that which is not properly offered, nor that which is not suitable for consumption by a Jain ascetic or layperson. This is my vow of renunciation (Darna Abhigraha Pachkan).

Commonly Recited (Simplified) Version:

“मं दरं अभिग्रहं पच्चक्खामी, एगंतं अगुत्थं, एगंतं अपवित्तं, एगंतं अपरिसुद्धं। एतावता मं दरं अभिग्रहं पच्चक्खाणं।”

Meaning: I renounce food and water (after a particular time, or after my meal), I will not accept food that is not pure or that is not suitable, This is my vow of renunciation.

Note: The exact wording and language may vary according to Jain sect (Shwetambar or Digambar) and regional tradition. This Pachkan is usually recited in the presence of a Guru, elder, or at one's own shrine, specifying the vow (such as not eating after sunset, or after a certain meal).

If you wish for the Pachkan in a specific Jain scriptural tradition (Shwetambar or Digambar), please clarify and I can provide that version.