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kāryya /kaːr/ MK97     [Mod. Khmer ការ្យ kāry /kaːr/; Sanskrit kārya (cf. Pāli kāriya)]. definitions 1 n. Work to be done, duty, task; business, occupation, affair; matter, thing. 2 n. Occasion, need; object, purpose, aim, goal, motive; result, effect. references IMA 38:63, 66, 67 (A.D. 1704, BEFEO, LXII: 283) citations ita kāryya (IMA 38: 63, 66), `to be aimless; to no effect, to no avail, uselessly'. kica kāryya (IMA 38: 67), `work, duty, business, affairs'.
kāryya /karˈjaː → kaːr/ A208     [Pre-Angkorian kāryya; mod. Khmer ការ្យ kāry /kaːr/ ``n. work, affair; that which has been done; achievement ...''; Sanskrit kārya `work or task to be done, duty; religious duties', < gerundive of √kṛ `to make, do'; cf. Old Javanese kāryya]. definitions 1 n. That which is to be done: task, duty, work. 2 n. (Public) work; duty (to the sovereign or administration), service, labor, esp. conscripted labor, corvée. 3 n. Religious duty or duties. see: kāryyastha, rājakāryya references passim, 26 occurrences. citations khloñ kāryya, `director of (public) works', 13 occurrences.
kāryya /karˈjaː → kaːr/ PA364     [Angkorian kāryya; mod. Khmer ការ្យ kāry /kaːr/ ``n. work, affair; that which has been done; achievement ...''; Sanskrit kārya `work or task to be done, duty; religious duties', < gerundive of √kṛ `to do, make'; cf. Old Javanese kāryya]. definitions 1 n. That which is to be done: task, duty, work (ahead). 2 n. (Public) work; duty (to the sovereign or administration), service, labor, esp. conscripted labor, corvée. 3 n. Religious duty or duties.1 see: ʼakāryyanipuṇa references K.726A:10, C:7 (A.D. 678-777, C V:75). citations ... daṅ gi sre ñeṅ travaṅ padmobhava tel ge pañjāhv teṃ kāryya saṃpol strī jnāhv gi srū mulya prāk taṃliṅ 5 (K.726A:9-10), `... and the ricefield by Padmobhava's reservoir, which they sold in exchange for the labor of female conscripts, the barter-price thereof being paddy worth 5 taṃliṅ of silver'. ge saṃ ni pañjāhv gi teṃ kāryya [kñuṃ] ple jnāhv gi mūlya gi srū prak taṃliṅ 10 2 (K.726C:6-8),2 `They sold it jointly in exchange for the labor of slaves [and] servants, the barter-price thereof being paddy worth 12 taṃliṅ of silver'. notes 1 Pou, 99b; LS, 116. 2 My interpolation corresponds to a two-place lacuna in the text (C V:77).