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สลาย saL laayR

pronunciation guide
Phonemic Thai	สะ-หฺลาย
IPA	sàlǎːj
Royal Thai General System	salai



[verb]
definition	to disintegrate, to decompose, to crumble, to be destroyed, to vanish, to be split or fractured
notes	some sources indicate that this word does not follow the irregular tone rule, and the pronunciation would thus be saL laayM
examples	กระบวนการ สร้าง และสลาย graL buaanM gaanM saangF laeH saL laayR [formal medical term officially endorsed by the Royal Institute] metabolism
	ความ ปรวนแปร แตกสลาย	khwaamM bpruaanM bpraaeM dtaaekL saL laayR	impermanence
	ล่มสลาย	lohmF saL laayR	collapse; disintegrate; ruin; fall down
sample sentence	เจ้าหน้าที่ไม่ได้ทำ เกินกว่าเหตุ ใน การสลายการ ชุมนุม jaoF naaF theeF maiF daiF thamM geernM gwaaL haehtL naiM gaanM saL laayR gaanM choomM noomM "The officials did not act disproportionately to break up the gathering."



special note	This word contains an initial consonant cluster which follows the general clustered consonant tone rule. This is the common case for clusters in which: the first consonant is mid- or high-class, and the second consonant is low-class. As shown in the phonemic transcription result, the tone of the syllable as a whole is determined by the consonant class of the first consonant in the cluster. For more details, please check the following resources: reference summary, Non-conforming Initial Clusters the lesson, Inside a Thai Syllable

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