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â¤ÁÙµÃkhohM muut[r]Fthe punctuation mark (û) marking the end of a story
¹Ô¤ËÔµnikH khaH hitLAnusvara; niggahita; [name of] the mark () indicating nasalisation (or an unspecified nasal) of the vowel associated with the consonant (such as ÍÔ or ÍÒ becoming ÍÖ or ÍÓ respectively)
ä»ÂÒŹéÍÂbpaiM yaanM naawyH[name of the mark] 'Ï'
ä»ÂÒÅãË­èbpaiM yaanM yaiL[name of the mark] 'ÏÅÏ'
¾Ô¹·ØphinM thooHphinthu; [name of] the sign (ÍÚ) indicating the first consonant of a initial-consonant cluster (double consonant)
¿Í§ÁѹfaawngM manMthe punctuation mark (ï), formerly used at the beginning of a new paragraph
äÁéàÍ¡ maaiH aehkLthe first Thai Tone Marker; the Low Tone Marker ()
äÁéâ· maaiH thohMthe second Thai Tone Marker; the Falling Tone Marker ()
äÁéµÃÕ maaiH dtreeMthe third Thai Tone Marker; the High Tone Marker ()
äÁé¨ÑµÇÒ maaiH jatL dtaL waaMthe fourth Thai Tone Marker; the Rising Tone Marker ()
äÁéäµè¤ÙémaaiH dtaiL khuuH[name of] the short vowel marker ()
äÁé·Ñ³±¦ÒµmaiH thanM thaH khaatF[name of] the mark () silencing a letter
äÁéÁÅÒ maaiH maH laayM[name of] the Thai vowel with the symbol 'ä'
äÁéÁéǹ maaiH muaanH[name of] the Thai vowel with the symbol 'ã'
ÂÒÁÑ¡¡ÒÃyaaM makH gaanM[name of] the mark () indicating that a consonant forms part of a consonant cluster with the next consonant
ÇÃä wakHa space between phrases or sentences in Thai writing, used instead of punctuation
ÅÒ¡¢éÒ§laakF khaangF[name of] the Thai vowel symbol, 'Ò'
ÊÃÐÍÒsaL raL aaM[name of] the Thai vowel symbol, 'Ò'
ÅÒ¡¢éÒ§ÂÒÇlaakF khaangF yaaoM[name of] the sign 'å' that lengthens the independent vowel Ä to Äå (and Æ to Æå)
Íѧ¤Ñ蹤ÙèangM khanF khuuF[name of] the Thai punctuation sign (ú) showing the end of a chapter or episode
ËÒ§àËÅéÒhaangR laoF[name of] the tailing mark in some Thai written consonants
¿Ñ¹Ë¹ÙfanM nuuR[name of the two short strokes placed above the vowel ÍÔ to make it Í×]
¡ÒÃѹµì gaaM ran[d]M[the silence (or delete) marker in the Thai written language, which happens to appear above the last letter in this word]
äÁéÂÁ¡maaiH yaH mohkH[name of] the repetition character in the Thai written language; 'æ'
µÒä¡èdtaaM gaiLthe symbol ï in Thai typography, indicating the beginning of a paragraph
¹Ä¤ËÔµnaH reuH khaH hitL[formal name of] the mark (), (see ¹Ô¤ËÔµ)
ËÂÒ´¹éÓ¤éÒ§yaatL naahmH khaangH[informal name of] the Thai glyph
ÊÃÐÍÓsaL raL ahmM[name of] the Thai vowel with the symbol
à»ÂÂÒÅãË­èbpeeuyM yaanM yaiL[name of the Thai symbol ÏÅÏ, indicating "et cetera"]
à»ÂÂÒŹéÍÂbpeeuyM yaanM naawyH[name of the Thai symbol Ï, indicating abbreviation]
ÊÃÐÍÒÂÒÇsaL raL aaM yaaoM[name of] the sign 'å' that lengthens the independent vowel Ä to Äå (and Æ to Æå)
ÇÃÃ³ÂØ¡µìwanM naH yook[d]Hthe four Thai tone marks: () () () ()
¨Ø´ jootLperiod; dot; period in punctuation (full stop); decimal point; tiny round graphic spot or mark; speck
ÁËѾÀÒ¤maH hapL phaakFperiod; (.); full stop
Íѧ¤Ñè¹angM khanF[name of] the Thai punctuation sign (Ï) when used to show the end of a chapter or episode
à¤Ã×èͧËÁÒ·ѳ±¦ÒµkhreuuangF maayR thanM thaH khaatF[formal name of the silence (or delete) marker in the Thai written language]
à¤Ã×èͧËÁÒÂÂѵÔÀѧ¤ìkhreuuangF maayR yatH dtiL phangM[orthography] hyphen symbol
µÑÇ¡ÒÃѹµìdtuaaM gaaM ran[d]M[the silence punctuation mark]
äÁéËѹÍÒ¡ÒÈmaaiH hanR aaM gaatL"stick turning in the air," [referring to] the short vowel, sara-a ( - ) the closed variant of -Ð

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