พิพากษา
Literal Breakdown
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EnglishThe 30th consonant of the Thai alphabet | Thaiพ | Learn |
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Englishvowel e | Thaiอิ | Learn |
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EnglishThe 30th consonant of the Thai alphabet | Thaiพ | Learn |
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Englishvowel a (long version) | Thai-า | Learn |
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EnglishThe 1st consonant of the Thai alphabet | Thaiก | Learn |
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EnglishThe 39th consonant of the Thai alphabet | Thaiษ | Learn |
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Englishvowel a (long version) | Thai-า | Learn |
Summary
The Thai translation for “to judge a case” is พิพากษา. The Thai, พิพากษา, can be broken down into 7 parts:"The 30th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (พ), "vowel e" (อิ), "The 30th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (พ), "vowel a (long version)" (-า), "The 1st consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ก), "The 39th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ษ) and "vowel a (long version)" (-า).See also
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Englishto judge; to decide | Thaiตัดสิน | Learn |
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Englishcourt | Thaiศาล | Learn |
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Englishjudge | Thaiผู้พิพากษา | Learn |
Examples of "to judge a case" in use
There is 1 example of the Thai word for "to judge a case" being used:Recording | English | Thai | Learn |
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Englishjudge | Thaiผู้พิพากษา | Learn |
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