ถวายพระพร
Thai
Etymology
From ถวาย (tà-wǎai, “to offer; to present”) + พระ (prá, “a headword for nouns concerning gods, priests, royals, etc”, literally “holy; sacred; divine; etc”) + พร (pɔɔn, “blessing; wish”).
Pronunciation
| Orthographic | ถวายพระพร tʰ w ā y b r a b r | |
| Phonemic | ถะ-หฺวาย-พฺระ-พอน tʰ a – h ̥ w ā y – b ̥ r a – b ɒ n | |
| Romanization | Paiboon | tà-wǎai-prá-pɔɔn |
| Royal Institute | tha-wai-phra-phon | |
| (standard) IPA(key) | /tʰa˨˩.waːj˩˩˦.pʰra˦˥.pʰɔːn˧/ | |
Verb
ถวายพระพร • (tà-wǎai-prá-pɔɔn) (abstract noun การถวายพระพร)
Interjection
ถวายพระพร • (tà-wǎai-prá-pɔɔn)
- used by a priest as a conventional greeting or an expression of affirmation or assent when addressing a royal person.
Usage notes
- When addressing a commoner, the term เจริญพร (jà-rəən-pɔɔn) is used.
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