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| บาตร baatL | ![]() |
| Royal Institute - 1982 | ||||
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| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | บาด |
| IPA | bàːt |
| Royal Thai General System | bat |
| [noun, formal, loanword, Pali] | |||
| definition | the bowl carried by a Buddhist monk or priest | ||
| classifiers | ใบ ![]() | baiM | [numerical classifier for bottles, drinking glasses, backpacks, money, leaves, sheets, cards and other flat objects]; [colloquial classifier for eggs] |
ลูก ![]() | luukF | [numerical classifier for children, round fruit and midsized hard round objects] | |
| categories | |||
| examples | คว่ำบาตร![]() ![]() | khwamF baatL | [Journalism] to ostracize; to boycott; to protest |
ตักบาตร![]() ![]() | dtakL baatL | to present food to a monk or Buddhist priest | |
ใส่บาตร![]() ![]() | saiL baatL | to put food into a priest's bowl; to give food to a priest | |
อุทบาตร![]() | ooL thaH baatL | water pot | |
อุ้มบาตร![]() | oomF baatL | to hold an alms bowl [by a monk] | |
อำนาจบาตรใหญ่![]() | amM naatF baatL yaiL | might; oppressive power; overweening power | |
| sample sentences | อัฐบริขารเป็นเครื่องใช้สอยของพระภิกษุ มีแปดอย่าง คือ สบง จีวร สังฆาฏิ บาตร มีดโกนหรือมีดตัดเล็บ เข็ม ประคดเอว กระบอกกรองน้ำ ![]() atL thaL bawL riH khaanR bpenM khreuuangF chaiH saawyR khaawngR phraH phikH sooL meeM bpaaetL yaangL kheuuM saL bohngM jeeM waawnM sangR khaaM dtiL baatL meetF go:hnM reuuR meetF dtatL lepH khemR bpraL khohtH aayoM graL baawkL graawngM naamH "The eight items which are necessary for a monk are a monk’s lower garment; a monks outer robe; the outer robe worn over the shoulder; his food bowl; a razor; a needle; a belt; and, a water-filter bottle." | ||

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