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พระบรมรูปทรงม้า phraH baawM rohmM maH ruupF sohngM maaH |
pronunciation guide | |
Phonemic Thai | พฺระ-บอ-รม-มะ-รูบ-ซง-ม้า |
IPA | pʰráʔ bɔː rom má rûːp soŋ máː |
Royal Thai General System | phra boromma rup song ma |
[noun, proper noun, geographical, person, phrase, formal] | |||
definition | The Equestrian statue of King Chulalongkorn in Bangkok | ||
categories | |||
components | พระ | phraH | [a title or prefix word used with a most revered person, place, or object] royal |
บรม [an alternate spelling or pronunciation] | baawM rohmM maH | extreme; supreme; most excellent; highest; most exalted | |
รูป | ruupF | shape; form; contour; appearance; similarity-to | |
ทรง | sohngM | [royal use only] [prefix which transforms common verbs (and sometimes nouns) into the verbs (and nouns) for royal language showing actions of mounting (a horse) or holding (an object), etc. The meanings will depend on such ensuing verbs.] | |
ม้า | maaH | horse | |
sample sentence | เมื่อชาวบ้านทราบว่า จะมีโอกาสได้เข้าเฝ้าฯ เพื่อถวายความจงรักภักดี ปรากฏว่า พสกนิกรทุกเพศทุกวัย ตั้งแต่ลูกเล็กเด็กแดงไปจนถึงผู้สูงอายุจากที่ต่าง ๆ พร้อมใจกันสวมเสื้อสีเหลืองมาจับจองลานพระบรมรูปทรงม้า เพื่อรอการถวายพระพร meuuaF chaaoM baanF saapF waaF jaL meeM o:hM gaatL daiF khaoF faoF pheuuaF thaL waaiR khwaamM johngM rakH phakH deeM bpraaM gohtL waaF phaH sohkL niH gaawnM thookH phaehtF thookH waiM dtangF dtaaeL luukF lekH dekL daaengM bpaiM johnM theungR phuuF suungR aaM yooH jaakL theeF dtaangL dtaangL phraawmH jaiM ganM suaamR seuuaF seeR leuuangR maaM japL jaawngM laanM phraH baawM rohmM maH ruupF sohngM maaH pheuuaF raawM gaanM thaL waaiR phraH phaawnM "Whenever [Thai] people learn that there will be an opportunity to have an audience with [The King] (and) to demonstrate their loyalty, they, [his] subjects of all sexes and ages, from the youngest of children to the elderly, from various places, join together and don their yellow shirts and blouses and find a place (for themselves) at the equestrian statue of King Chulalongkorn to wait to pay their respects to the King." | ||