โจทก์
Thai
Etymology
From Pali codaka (“crier”) or Sanskrit चोदक (codaka, idem). Cognate with Khmer ចោទ (caot), ចោទកៈ (caotkaʾ), ចោទក៍.
Pronunciation
Orthographic | โจทก์ o t͡ɕ d k ʻ | |
Phonemic | โจด o t͡ɕ ɗ | |
Romanization | Paiboon | jòot |
Royal Institute | chot | |
(standard) IPA(key) | /t͡ɕoːt̚˨˩/ | |
Homophones |
Usage notes
- In the Thai legal system, the term is only used in courts of justice. In administrative courts, an instituting party is called ผู้ฟ้องคดี (literally “case instituter”). In the Constitutional Court, such a party is known as ผู้ร้อง (literally “petitioner”).
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