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| category items | โอม  | o:hmM | [Hinduism] Om; Aum [a mantric word thought to be a complete expression of Brahman and interpreted as having three sounds representing Brahma (พระพรหม ) or creation, Vishnu (พระนารายณ์) or preservation, and Siva (พระศิวะ) or destruction, or as consisting of the same three sounds, representing waking, dreams, and deep sleep, along with the following silence, which is fulfillment] |
ตรีมูรติ | dtreeM muuM raH dtiL | [Hinduism] Trimurti—the Three Forms—the great triad of Hindu gods comprising พระพรหม (the god Brahma), พระวิษณุ (the god Vishnu) and พระศิวะ (the god Siva) | |
| ตรีพรหม | dtreeM phrohmM | the Triple Forms or ตรีมูรติ (Trimurti) | |
| พระศิวะ | phraH siL waH | [Hinduism] Siva or Shiva, “the Destroyer,” the third member of the ตรีมูรติ (Trimurti), along with พระพรหม (Brahma the Creator) and พระวิษณุ (Vishnu the Preserver) | |
| พระพรหม | phraH phrohmM | [Hinduism] Lord Brahma—(in later Hinduism) “the Creator,” the first member of the ตรีมูรติ (Trimurti), with พระวิษณุ (Vishnu the Preserver) and พระศิวะ (Siva the Destroyer) | |
| พระวิษณุ | phraH witH saL nooH | [Hinduism] (in later Hinduism) "the Preserver," the second member of the ตรีมูรติ (Trimurti), along with พระพรหม (Brahma the Creator) and พระศิวะ (Shiva the Destroyer) | |
| พระวิษณุ | phraH witH saL nooH | [Hinduism] (in popular Hinduism) a deity believed to have descended from heaven to earth in several incarnations, or avatars, varying in number from nine to twenty-two, but always including animals. His most important human incarnation is the Krishna of the Bhagavad-Gita | |
| พระนารายณ์ | phraH naaM raaiM | [Hinduism] Narayana (Vishnu), another name for รามา (Rama), the hero of the Ramayana epic | |
| รามา | raaM maaM | Rama, the hero and main character of the Ramayana epic, believed to be the avatar of พระนารายณ์ | |
| รามายณะ | raaM maaM yaH naH | Ramayana [name of the Indian literature on which the Thai counterpart รามเกียรติ์ is based] | |
| กาลี | gaaM leeM | [Hinduism] Kali or ทุรคา (Durga), the wife of พระศิวะ (Shiva) and the malevolent form of the Mother Goddess; Parvati; the sometimes malignant goddess of war; an aspect of เทวี (Devi) | |
| เจ้าแม่กาลี | jaoF maaeF gaaM leeM | Mother Goddess Kali, sometimes used figuratively and sarcastically for a nasty mean woman or gay man | |
| ทุรคา | thoonM khaaM | Durga or กาลี—the sometimes malignant goddess of war: an aspect of เทวี (Devi) | |
| สมร | saL maawnR | [Sanskrit for] cupid | |
| กามเทพ | gaamM maH thaehpF | [formal term] cupid | |
| ธรรมศาสตร์ | thamM maH saatL | jurisprudence; law; treatise on law; science of law; science of morals and ethics | |
| พระมนู | phraH maH nuuM | Manu [the progenitor and lawgiver of the human race called the Law of Manu] | |
| สิริมงคล | siL riL mohngM khohnM | luck; prosperity | |
นาค  | naakF | Naga (snake, serpent demon); a mythological creature/serpent statue that can be found in almost all the temples (wat) in Thailand | |
| มนุ | maH nooH | Manu; Hindu progenitor of mankind | |
| สนาน | saL naanR | cleansing, ablution; Hindu bathing ceremony | |
| กฤษณะ | gritL saL naH | Krishna, an avatar of Vishnu | |
| อินทร์ | inM | Indra, a Hindu deity | |
| พระอินทร์ | phraH inM | Indra, a Hindu deity | |
| ปรมาตมัน | bpaL raH maatF dtaL manM | Brahmin | |
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