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| พระยา phraH yaaM |  |
| Royal Institute - 1982 | ||||
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| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | พฺระ-ยา |
| IPA | pʰráʔ jaː |
| Royal Thai General System | phraya |
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| definition | [title of ancient Thai civil nobility nobility between พระ  (Phra) and เจ้าพระยา (Chao Phraya)] | ||
| related words | ขุน | khoonR | [the lowest rank of the ancient Thai civil nobility: ขุน, หลวง (Luang), พระ (Phra), พระยา (Phraya), เจ้าพระยา (Chao Phraya)] a regional ruler in the time before Thailand came under one sovereignity; sovereign; leader; head; chieftian; overlord; suzerain |
| เจ้าพระยา | jaoF phraH yaaM | [the highest rank of the ancient Thai civil nobility: ขุน (Khun), หลวง (Luang), พระ (Phra), พระยา (Phraya) and Chao Phraya] | |
| พระ | phraH | [a title of ancient Thai civil nobility between พระยา (Phraya) and หลวง (Luang)] | |
| หลวง | luaangR | [a conferred title or rank of the ancient Thai civil nobility being the second of a series of five conferred ranks: ขุน (Khun), Luang, พระ (Phra), พระยา (Phraya), เจ้าพระยา (Chao Phraya)] | |
| ออก | aawkL | [an ancient prefix to an official's name (e.g. ออกหลวง )] | |
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