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ก	ข	ฃ	ค	ฅ
ฆ	ง	จ	ฉ	ช
ซ	ฌ	ญ	ฎ	ฏ
ฐ	ฑ	ฒ	ณ	ด
ต	ถ	ท	ธ	น
บ	ป	ผ	ฝ	พ
ฟ	ภ	ม	ย	ร
ฤ	ล	ว	ศ	ษ
ส	ห	ฬ	อ	ฮ

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อนาถ aL naatL

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1.	to feel pity; to be pitiful
2.	destitute; wretched; friendless; pathetic
3.	having no support

pronunciation guide
Phonemic Thai	อะ-หฺนาด
IPA	ʔànàːt
Royal Thai General System	anat



1. [verb, transitive, intransitive, formal, loanword, Pali]
definition	to feel pity; to be pitiful
related words	อนิจจา	aL nitH jaaM	Alas!
	โธ่	thohF	[an interjection used to express sympathy] "Alas!"; "Poor thing!" [or displeasure] "Drat!"; "Damn!"
example	น่าอนาถจริง หนอ...	naaF aL naatL jingM naawR	[showing pathos] "Alas!" — "How pitiful!"


2. [adjective, formal, loanword, Pali]
definition	destitute; wretched; friendless; pathetic


3. [adjective, formal, loanword, Pali]
definition	having no support



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: the first consonant is mid- or high-class, and the second consonant is low-class. 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. For more details, please check the following resources: reference summary, Non-conforming Initial Clusters the lesson, Inside a Thai Syllable

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