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kāḫiyaẗ كاخِيَة , var. kiḫyaẗ , pl. kawāḫiⁿ
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ID 747 • Sw – • BP – • APD … • © SG | 15Feb2021
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butler, steward – WehrCowan1979.
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A loan (via Turkish ketḫüdā ?) from nPers katḫudā < mPers kat(ak)ḫwatāi, a village chief or representative of a landowner among the farmers.
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Via Turkish ketḫüdā (‘1. A steward in a great man’s household, also a manager of a farm or estate. 2. A warden of a guild. 3. A bailiff of a village or ward. 4. An officious meddler’ – Redhouse1890) from NPers katḫudā‑ < mPers kat(ak)ḫʷatāi, a ‘village chief, or representative of a landowner among the farmers’. Another chain of tradition, mentioned by Eilers1962, resulted in a form with h‑ rather than ḫ:‑ ↗kāhiyaẗ‑.
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