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âÂÁ  yohmM
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1.[a 2nd person singular or plural pronoun used by a Buddhist monk for calling his parents]
2.[holy language used by monks, an honorific prefix for the name of a layperson or parent]
3.[used by monks] layperson; laypeople

pronunciation guide
Phonemic ThaiâÂÁ
IPAjoːm
Royal Thai General Systemyom

1.   [pronoun]
definition
[a 2nd person singular or plural pronoun used by a Buddhist monk for calling his parents]

examples­ÒµÔâÂÁyaatF yohmMfolks
âÂÁ¾èÍyohmM phaawF[a 2nd person singular pronoun used by a Buddhist monk to refer to his father]
âÂÁáÁèyohmM maaeF[a 2nd person singular pronoun used by a Buddhist monk to refer to his mother]
2.   [prefix]
definition
[holy language used by monks, an honorific prefix for the name of a layperson or parent]

categories¤ÓÃÒªÒÈѾ·ì » Holy Language Used by MonksRoyal Words » Holy Language Used by Monks
3.   [noun]
definition
[used by monks] layperson; laypeople

exampleµÍ¹·èÒ¹à»ç¹âÂÁdtaawnM thanF bpenM yohmM[spoken by a monk] "...when [he] was a layperson"

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