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äµÃ  dtraiM
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1.tri-; three; great; superb
2.[written Thai] [often preceded by µÃÖ¡] to examine; to approximate; to count

pronunciation guide
Phonemic ThaiäµÚÃ
IPAtrɑj
Royal Thai General Systemtrai

1.   [adjective, formal, loanword, Pali]
definition
tri-; three; great; superb

examplesªÓÃоÃÐäµÃ»Ô®¡chahmM raH phraH dtraiM bpiL dohkLto revise, amend and clarify ¾ÃÐäµÃ»Ô®¡ (the Tripitaka)
äµÃ¨Ñ¡ÃdtraiM jak[r]Lthe Hindu three worlds (Bhuloka, Antarloka, and Sivaloka)
¾ÃÐäµÃ»Ô®¡phraH dtraiM bpiL dohkL[formal term] the Pali cannon or Tripitaka—a collection of scriptures, originally recorded from oral traditions in the 1st century B.C., divided into one of three parts (»Ô®¡ [Pitaka]): sermons (Sutta Pitaka), the rules of the Buddhist order (Vinaya Pitaka), and several treatises on philosophy and psychology (Abhidhamma Pitaka)
äµÃ»Ô®¡dtraiM bpiL dohkLthe Tripitaka; three-part Buddhist teachings
¸§äµÃç¤ì thohngM dtraiM rohng[k]Mthe official Thai flag of three colors originated by King Mongkut or King Rama VI. Red represents the Kingdom; white religion; and blue, the King
2.   [verb, intransitive, poetic, ancient]
definition
[written Thai] [often preceded by µÃÖ¡] to examine; to approximate; to count


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