จำนำ

Thai

Etymology

Borrowed from Old Khmer caṃnaṃ, caṃnām, caṃṇāṃ, caṃnāṃ (recollection, remembrance; to recollect, to remember; etc), extended form of Old Khmer cāṃ, cāṃma, cāṃmma, cāma, caṃ, cām, cāṃm, cam, from which Thai จำ (jam) was derived. Cognate with Modern Khmer ចំណាំ (cɑmnam).

Pronunciation

Orthographicจำนำ
t͡ɕånå
Phonemicจำ-นำ
t͡ɕånå
RomanizationPaiboonjam-nam
Royal Institutecham-nam
(standard) IPA(key)/t͡ɕam˧.nam˧/

Noun

จำนำ (jam-nam)

  1. (archaic) habitué; regular.
  2. (archaic) captive; hostage.
  3. (law) pledge.
  4. (law and archaic) pledge or mortgage.

Verb

จำนำ (jam-nam) (abstract noun การจำนำ)

  1. (law) to pledge.
  2. (law and archaic) to pledge or mortgage.
Derived terms
Derived terms
  • ผู้จำนำ (pledgor)
  • ผู้รับจำนำ (pledgee)
  • โรงจำนำ (pawnshop)
  • โรงรับจำนำ (pawnshop)
Related terms

Preposition

จำนำ (jam-nam)

  1. (archaic) for: used to indicate an aim, desire, destination, object, purpose, etc.
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