Thai edit

Etymology edit

Probably from Old Khmer កន៑ (kan), កាន៑ (kān), កាន (kāna), កាំន (kãna), កន្ន (kânna), កាន្ទ (kānda), កន (kâna, to grasp, to grip, to handle, to hold; to fasten, to secure; to hold, to wield; to exercise, to use; etc) + តៃ (tai), តៃយ (taiya, arm; hand; upper limb), corresponding to Modern Khmer កាន់ដៃ (kanday, hand in hand; to hold hand), according to Prince Narisara Nuwattiwong.[1]

Pronunciation edit

Orthographicแกงได
æ k ŋ ai ɗ
Phonemic
แกง-ได
æ k ŋ – ai ɗ
RomanizationPaiboongɛɛng-dai
Royal Institutekaeng-dai
(standard) IPA(key)/kɛːŋ˧.daj˧/(R)

Noun edit

แกงได (gɛɛng-dai)

  1. (law) mark serving as signature.

References edit

  1. ^ ศานติ ภักดีคำ (2013). "สมเด็จฯ เจ้าฟ้ากรมพระยานริศรานุวัดติวงศ์ กับภาษาเขมร". ดำรงวิชาการ (มกราคม–มิถุนายน). page 16.