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| อุตลุด ootL dtaL lootL (24.) |  |
| Royal Institute - 1982 | ||||
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| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | อุด-ตะ-หฺลุด |
| IPA | ʔùt tà lùt |
| Royal Thai General System | uttalut |
| pronunciation note | 24. The pronunciation of this word illustrates reduplication, where a single written consonant serves as the final consonant of a syllable and is then pronounced again as the initial consonant of the following syllable. | ||
| [adjective] | |||
| definition | hastily; in great confusion; hurriedly | ||
| synonym | พลุกพล่าน | phlookH phlaanF | chaotically; busily |
| related words | ความโกลาหล | khwaamM go:hM laaM hohnR | confusion; tumult; uproar; chaos; commotion |
จลาจล  | jaL laaM johnM | to riot | |
| ชุลมุน | choonM laH moonM | move in a disorderly manner; mill around/about; rush in a disorderly manner | |
| อาละวาด | aaM laH waatF | to act wildly; to act madly; to run amok; to run wild; to act violently; to create a disturbance | |
| sample sentence | |||
| 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:
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