Th > References for ‘Thai’

See also: tha, t́ha · thábá · thábená · thác · thaddashángulam · Thaes · t́hag · Thailand · t́háiṋ, tháiṋ, t́haiṋ · t́háini · t́háinn · Thais · Thák, thak, t́hak · thaka, tháká · T́hakam-t́hakam · thákár · Thakare, T́hákare · thakarh · thákbe · Thákbená · Thákbo · tháke · Thákená · tháki · thákibe · thákibek · thákibo · thákite

[17] Languages which come from Saḿskrta, [...] Hariyánavii, Bengali, Assamese, Burmese, Thai and Indonesian.

[521] Some common trees include: [...] Tál Kát́ál (Thai ragam, dalacca) Tamarind (teṋtul) [...] betel nut (supári)

[544] Tál Kát́ál (Thai Ragam, Dalacca)

[4] When I was in Thailand my driver’s [...] pronounced like d́ha in the Thai style of pronunciation, if you [...] Krśd́had́ás.

[9] It is said in the Thai folk tales that Rarh’s crown [...] many places with the same name.

[6] Burmese, Kan Chin, Kachin, Martavan, [...] Asia, Indonesian, Malaysian and Thai belong to the Malay language group [...] name to be changed to Dharmaraj.

[23] 3) Mongolians . The Mongolians [...] have small faces. The Indonesian, Thai and Malay languages are of Saḿskrta [...] ascend and descend hilly tracts.

[6] Besides the languages descended [...] Telugu and Kannad. In both the Thai and Indonesian languages, there [...] these languages is found in the Thai language (Siamese). There is no [...] Vedic and Sanskrit vocabulary.

[8] Anyhow, Sahasrabahu’s conquest [...] today in their original form in the Thai language. As a final word I will [...] language is of pure Sanskrit lineage.

[10] The script of Thailand’s Thai language and of the Tibetan language [...] time. Saeyad Alawal has written:

[36] Japan follows the pictorial script [...] Saḿskrta vocabulary is used. The Thai language contains 80% Saḿskrta [...] fish like the Brahmins of Bengal.

[38] Chinese has three dialects, but [...] “guru” are used. In Thai, a road is called “rájapatha” [...] she was born on a rainy night.

[24] Tal + ac = tala. By adding the [...] spoken Bengali we say Yár thai pácchi ná. The colloquial [...] to mean the worst kind of hell.