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How to say unsatisfactoriness, being subject to suffering
in Thai
ทุกขัง
túk-kǎng
unsatisfactoriness, being subject to suffering
túk highkǎng rising
Pali dukkha as a characteristic: nothing conditioned can satisfy for good.
- Part of speech
- noun
- Register
- formal
In a sentence
- อนิจจัง ทุกขัง อนัตตาà-nít-jang túk-kǎng à-nát-dtaaimpermanence, suffering, non-self
From the same situation: Dhamma vocabulary
- ธรรมะthe Dhamma, the Buddha's teaching
- ฟังธรรมto listen to a dhamma talk
- ธรรมบรรยายdhamma lecture
- พระพุทธเจ้าthe Buddha
- พระรัตนตรัยthe Triple Gem (Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha)
- ตรัสรู้to attain enlightenment (of the Buddha)
- ศรัทธาfaith, confidence
- ปัญญาwisdom, insight
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