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[noun]
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tale
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| components | àÃ×èͧ  | reuuangF | story; account; narrative; chronicle; case; anecdote; subject; title of movie; book; short story; topic; task; matter; undertaking |
 àÅèÒ | laoF | to relate a story; to tell; to recount; to narrate |
| synonyms | ¹Ô·Ò¹ | niH thaanM | fable; story; yarn; tale; folklore; fairytale |
| µÓ¹Ò¹ | dtamM naanM | historical record; chronicle; annals; legend |
| ¾§ÈÒÇ´Òà | phohngM saaR waH daanM | annals; historical record; pedigree; chronicle; dynastic history |
| related words | àÃ×èͧ»ÃÑÁ»ÃÒ | reuuangF bpaL ramM bpaL raaM | myth (untrue) |
| àÃ×èͧ§Á§Ò | reuuangF ngohmM ngaayM | myth (untrue); tall story |
| àÃ×èͧ·ÕèàÅèҡѹÁÒ | reuuangF theeF laoF ganM maaM | oral account |
| ¹Ç¹ÔÂÒ¢¹Ò´ÊÑé¹ | naH waH niH yaayM khaL naatL sanF | novelette (a short or brief novel; a long short story) |
| àÃ×èͧÊÑé¹¢¹Ò´ÂÒÇ | reuuangF sanF khaL naatL yaaoM | novelette (a short or brief novel; a long short story) |
àÃ×èͧáµè§ÃéÍÂá¡éÇ«Öè§ÂÒÇáÅЫѺ«é͹¡ÇèÒàÃ×èͧÊÑé¹reuuangF dtaengL raawyH gaaeoF seungF yaaoM laeH sapH saawnH gwaaL reuuangF sanFnovella (a tale or short story of the type contained in Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron; a fictional prose narrative that is longer and more complex than a short story; a short novel or a long short story) |
| àÃ×èͧÊÑé¹àÂÒǪ¹ | reuuangF sanF yaoM waH chohnM | youth or juvenile short story |
| »¡Ô³¡¤´Õ | bpaL ginM naH gaL khaH deeM | (of magazine) variety, assorted stories or prose |
| àÃ×èͧâ¡Ë¡àËÅÇäËÅ | reuuangF gohM hohkL laayoR laiR | hot air |
| §Ò¹»Ãоѹ¸ì | ngaanM bpraL phan[t]M | [poem, poetry, prose, novel, essay, etc.] composition; writing; written work |
| àÃ×èͧÊÁÁµÔ | reuuangF sohmR maH dtiL | fiction; an imagined; feigned; invented; made-up story |
| ¡ÇÕÇѨ¹Ð | gaL weeM watH naH | [a kind of Thai stanza or verse composed of varying types of poetic feet] |
| ǨÕÇÔÀÒ¤ | waH jeeM wiH phaakF | [formal term] the Eight Part of Speech; [name of a book on part of speech] |
| ÍÑ¡¢ÃÇÔ¸Õ | akL khaL raL wiH theeM | [formal term] orthography; rules of spelling, reading and writing; [name of a book on spelling rules] |
| ÇÒ¡ÂÊÑÁ¾Ñ¹¸ì | waakF gaL yaH samR phan[t]M | [formal term] syntax; [name of a grammar book on syntax] |
| â¤Å§ | khlohngM | [a type of Thai versification] rhyming poem; verse in rhyme; verse |
| ©Ñ¹·ì | chan[t]R | [a type of Thai versification with metrical composition derived from India] |
| ¡Ò¾Âì | gaap[y]L | Gavya [a type of Thai versification] |
| ¡Å͹ | glaawnM | [a type of Thai versification] |
| ¹ÔÂÒÂ | niH yaayM | novel, a book of a fictional story |
| àÃ×èͧâÁé | reuuangF mohH | (to spin a) yarn; a tall tale |
| ¹Ô¾¹¸ì | niH phohn[t]M | to write; compose; writing; composing; composition |
| ÃèÒÂ | raayF | [a type of Thai versification] |
| ÅÔÅÔµ | liH litH | [a kind of Thai stanza or verse composed of varying types of poetic feet] |
| ¹ÔÃÒÈ | niH raatF | [a kind of] long lyrical Thai poetry with eight (¡Å͹Ỵ) or nine (¡Å͹à¡éÒ) syllables per line composed mainly on the theme of departure from one's residence—particularly parting from and thus yearning to return to a loved one. The most celebrated and prolific Niraat poet in the Thai poetic tradition is ·èÒ¹Êع·ÃÀÙè |
| ¡Ò¾ÂìÂÒ¹Õ | gaap[y]L yaaM neeM | [a type of Thai metrical verse with eleven words or syllables] |
| àź§ | laH baehngM | [often used with poetry writing] to compose; to write; to make |
| â¤Å§ÊÕèÊØÀÒ¾ | khlohngM seeL sooL phaapF | a poem with a certain type of rhyming scheme |
| ¡Å͹µÅÒ´ | glaawnM dtaL laatL | [a certain form of Thai poetry] |
| ¡Å͹Ỵ | glaawnM bpaaetL | [a certain type of Thai poetry which has eight syllables per line] |
| àÃ×èͧáµè§ | reuuangF dtaengL | a fiction; an imaginary story |
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| àÃ×èͧàÃÔ§ÃÁÂì | reuuangF reerngM rohm[y]M | a fiction; an imaginary story |
| àÃ×èͧÍèÒ¹àÅè¹ | reuuangF aanL lehnF | a fiction; an imaginary story |
| ©Ñ¹·Åѡɳì | chanR thaH lakH | a rhyme scheme; prosody; poetics; [name of a book on versification] |
| ¹Ç¹ÔÂÒ | naH waH niH yaayM | a novel, a book of a fictional story, an invented prose narrative that is usually long and complex and deals especially with, for example, true stories or accounts, folktales or folklores, imagination, human experiences, through a usually connected sequence of events |
| àÃ×èͧ¹Ñ¡Ê׺ | reuuangF nakH seuupL | detective fiction |
| àÃ×èͧÂÒÇÃéÍÂá¡éÇ | reuuangF yaaoM raawyH gaaeoF | novel or an invented prose narrative that is usually long and complex and deals especially with, for example, true stories or accounts, folktales or folklores, imagination, human experiences, through a usually connected sequence of events. |
| §Ò¹ÃéÍÂá¡éÇ | ngaanM raawyH gaaeoF | prose; novel |
| §Ò¹ÃéÍ¡Ãͧ | ngaanM raawyH graawngM | poetry; poem |
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sentence | ¨Ò¡àÃ×èͧàÅèÒ ËÒ´áË觹ÕéàÁ×èÍ òð »Õ¡è͹ ¤§à»ç¹»ÒÃìµÕéàÅç¡ æ¹èÒÃÑ¡ ÁÕ·éͧ¿éÒ ªÒÂËÒ´·ÐàŴǧ¨Ñ¹·Ãì à»ç¹©Ò¡ãËéà¤ÅÔéÁ㹸ÃÃÁªÒµÔjaakL reuuangF laoF haatL haengL neeH meuuaF yeeF sipL bpeeM gaawnL khohngM bpenM bpaa[r]M dteeF lekH lekH naaF rakH meeM thaawngH faaH chaayM haatL thaH laehM duaangM janM bpenM chaakL haiF khleermH naiM thamM maH chaatF"They told me, 'The party on this beach 20 years ago was very small and cozy; we had the sky, the beach, the sea, and the moon; it was a scene (which enabled us) to become enraptured with Nature.'" |
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