Pali & Sanskrit Words (Thai) vs Goodlife Diary

In Thai, "บุปผา" (flower) comes from Pali ปุปฺผ and Sanskrit ปุษฺป. "มัจฉา, มัศยา" (fish) comes from Pali มจฺฉ and Sanskrit มตฺสฺย, and "ขัตติยะ, กษัตริย์" (king) from Pali ขตฺติย and Sanskrit กฺษตฺริย. This app gathers 1,231 Thai words borrowed from Pali and Sanskrit, with the original forms side by side and the meaning on the same page. Made for students studying loanwords, people preparing for Thai language exams, Thai teachers, and anyone curious where everyday words come from. The app is in Thai. What you can do • Type a Thai word in search, see suggestions as you type, including the exact word you typed, then compare its Pali and Sanskrit forms with the meaning • Advanced search: find words that start with, end with or contain what you type • Browse popular words, new words, or by letter • On a word page, go to the previous or next word, or open related words • Tap the heart to save words you want to remember; the app reminds you to review on day 1, 3, 7 and 14 and sends a word-of-the-day reminder • 3 practice games: picture guess, match, guess the meaning • Quizzes and exams for Thai language in general, such as compound words (สมาส) and sandhi (สนธิ); they are not only about Pali and Sanskrit • Share a word as an image for LINE and social media, or copy it • Adjustable text size and dark mode for night reading • Words you have opened can be read again offline (the first view needs a connection) • Can't find a word? Tap to report it so the team can add it • Favourites from the previous version of the app are still there The content is the same as wordyguru.com and is reviewed and updated continually. Free to use, with ads. Developed by Wordy Guru

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