karuna
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of karuna
First recorded in 1840–50, karuna is from the Sanskrit word karuṇā
Example Sentences
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The company made one of its largest acquisitions in 2023 when it spent $14 billion to buy Karuna Therapeutics, which discovered the antipsychotic.
From MarketWatch
Karuna Taesopapong, a Stanford economics major who graduated in 2024, recalls discussion-focused, hands-on courses.
Also standing by the river was Karuna Greenberg, restoration director of the nonprofit Salmon River Restoration Council.
From Los Angeles Times
The complaint was filed in Phnom Penh Municipal Court against Soeng Sen Karuna, deputy chief of Cambodia’s biggest rights group, ADHOC.
From Seattle Times
In a response to the lawsuit, Soeng Sen Karuna said his interview was in support of strengthening social justice and democracy without serving the goals of any political party.
From Seattle Times
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