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1 आवेसन
ආවෙසන aavesana āvesana n1. entrance; 2. work-shop. -
2 उप्पाटनक
උප්පාටනක uppaaTanaka uppāṭanaka adjdoing the work of uprooting or skinning. -
3 कतकम्म
කතකම්ම katakamma adjpractised; skilled, having done their own work. -
4 कम्म
කම්ම kamma ndeed; action; job; work. -
5 कम्मकर
කම්මකර kammakara mwork-man; labourer. -
6 कम्मकार
කම්මකාර kammakaara kammakāra mwork-man; labourer. -
7 कम्मञ्ञ
කම්මඤ්ඤ kammaकम्मञ्ञnकम्मञ्ञna kammañña adjfit for work; ready; wieldy. -
8 कम्मधिट्ठायक
කම්මධිට්ඨායක kammadhiTThaayaka kammadhiṭṭhāyaka msuperintendent of a work. -
9 कम्मन्त
කම්මන්ත kammanta nwork; business. -
10 कम्मन्तट्ठान
කම්මන්තට්ඨාන kammantaTThaana kammantaṭṭhāna nwhere the work is done; place of business. -
11 कम्मनीय
කම්මනීය kammaniiya kammanīya adjfit for work; ready; wieldy. -
12 किच्च
කිච්ච kicca nduty; work; service; that which should be done. -
13 खेत्तकम्म
ඛෙත්තකම්ම khettakamma nwork in the field. -
14 तुण्णकम्म
තුණ්ණකම්ම tuNNakamma tuṇṇakamma nneedle-work; tailoring. -
15 दब्बसम्भार
දබ්බසම්භාර dabbasambhaara dabbasambhāra ma collection of wood-work or building material. -
16 दीपनी
දීපනී diipanii dīpanī fan explanatory work. -
17 नवकम्म
නවකම්ම navakamma nnew work. -
18 पकरण
පකරණ pakaraNa pakaraṇa nan occasion; a literary work or exposition. -
19 मालाकम्म
මාලාකම්ම maalaakamma mālākamma ngarland work; a mural drawing. -
20 लताकम्म
ලතාකම්ම lataakamma latākamma ncreeper-work (in painting).
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