Burmese edit

Etymology edit

Borrowed from Mon ရာမည, Pali rāmañña.

Pronunciation edit

  • Phonetic respelling: *ရာမ'
  • IPA(key): /ɹàməɲa̰/
  • Romanization: MLCTS: rama.nya. • ALA-LC: rāmañña • BGN/PCGN: ramănya. • Okell: ramănyá

Noun edit

ရာမည (rama.nya.)

  1. historic term for the Mon people

Synonyms edit

Descendants edit

  • Khmer: រាមញ្ញ (riəmaññĕəʼ)
  • Lao: ລາມັນ (lā man)

Mon edit

Noun edit

ရာမည (rāmaña)

  1. Alternative form of ရးမည

Old Mon edit

Etymology edit

from Pali ရာမည (rāmañña).

Pronunciation edit

  • IPA(key): /riəmmaɲĕəʔ/
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Noun edit

ရာမည (rāmaña)

  1. Mon Country.
  2. historic term for the Mon people

Pali edit

Alternative forms edit

Pronunciation edit

Noun edit

ရာမည (rāmañña)

  1. historic term for the Mon people
    ဣတော ဨကူနသဋ္ဌိမတ္တာနံ ဝဿာနံ ဥပရိ ရာမညရဋ္ဌဝါသိနော ဂဟဋ္ဌပဗ္ဗဇိတာ ဣန္ဒနဳလ ဝဇိရ လောဟိတၚ်္ကာဒိ မဏဳဟိ အလၚ်္ကတံ သုဝဏ္ဏမယံ မဟန္တံ မဟဂ္ဃံ ကရဏ္ဍံ လၚ်္ကာဒဳပံ နေတွာ ကာန္ဒဳနဂရေ ဒါဋ္ဌာဓါတုယာ ပူဇေသုံ။
    ito ekūnasaṭṭhimattānaṃ vassānaṃ upari rāmaññaraṭṭhavāsino gahaṭṭhapabbajitā indanīla vajira lohitaṅkādi maṇīhi alaṅkataṃ suvaṇṇamayaṃ mahantaṃ mahagghaṃ karaṇḍaṃ laṅkādīpaṃ netvā kāndīnagare dāṭṭhādhātuyā pūjesuṃ.
    Some fifty nine years ago the Mon, both lay men and priest, took a big gold casket of value studded with various kinds of gems such as sapphires diamonds and rubies, and offered it to the Tooth Relic at Kandy in Ceylon.
    မရမ္မရဋ္ဌေ ရာမညမနုဿ ဗုဒ္ဓဘတ္တိကာဟောန္တိ။ ပုရေ ရာမညရဋ္ဌောစ ပါကဋော အဟောသိ။
    marammaraṭṭhe rāmaññamanussa buddhabhattikāhonti. pure rāmaññaraṭṭhoca pākaṭo ahosi.
    In Burma the Mons are Buddhist people. In olden days, Mon-country also was known.