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ÊÅÖ§  saL leungR
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1.salueng; 25 sadang; ¼ of 1 baht
2.[numerical classifier for small amounts of money]

pronunciation guide
Phonemic ThaiÊÐ-ËÚÅÖ§
IPAsàlɯ̌ŋ
Royal Thai General Systemsalueng

1. common Thai word   [noun]
definition
salueng; 25 sadang; ¼ of 1 baht

categories
related wordsà§Ô¹ ngernMmoney; finance; silver
ʵҧ¤ì saL dtaang[k]M"sadang," a Thai coin worth one one-hundredth of a Baht; [figuratively meaning] money [in a general sense]
µÑ§¤ì dtang[k]M[colloquial form of] ʵҧ¤ì ; money or a Thai coin
examplesàËÃÕ­ÊÅÖ§riianR saL leungRa 25 Satang coin
àËÃÕ­ÊÅÖ§riianR saL leungRa salueng coing
sample
sentence
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meeM saL leungR pheungM baawM raH johpL haiF khrohpH baatL
"Take care of the pence, and the pounds will take care of themselves."
2.   [classifier]
definition
[numerical classifier for small amounts of money]

enumerated
noun
·Í§¤Ó thaawngM khamMgold; gold nugget
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: 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.

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