kzamaRIya
kṣamaṇīya , adj. or subst. nt. (= Pali khamanīya, Vin. i.59.10 , also with yāpanīya), tolerable, endurable (condition): SP 429.4 , see s.v. yāpanīya . Both this form and kṣemaṇīya(-tara , q.v. ) are used in what is clearly the same locution, bracketed with yāpanīya; kṣam° is supported by Pali khamanīya, but kṣemaṇīya-pṛccha , q.v. , supports kṣem°. Etymologically both forms can be justified in a way, but kṣemaṇīya looks strange as a derivative of kṣema (premaṇīya is not a perfect parallel) and may be a blend of kṣamaṇīya with kṣema. Or is it a direct imitation of premaṇīya , a near-synonym?