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How to say the King (respectful everyday term)
in Thai
ในหลวง
nai-lǔang
the King (respectful everyday term)
nai midlǔang rising
How Thais usually refer to the reigning King in conversation. Portraits of the King are treated with respect.
- Part of speech
- noun
In a sentence
- รูปในหลวงrûup nai-lǔanga portrait of the King
From the same situation: History and identity
- ประวัติศาสตร์history
- อาณาจักรkingdom
- สุโขทัยSukhothai
- อยุธยาAyutthaya
- ธนบุรีThonburi
- รัตนโกสินทร์Rattanakosin (Bangkok era)
- ล้านนาLanna (the old northern kingdom)
- สยามSiam
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