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No. 506 in Thai

ทรงพระกร

The Thai word "ทรงพระกร" means "to hold or carry the royal arm(s)" (used in royal context).

In a sentence

  • พระราชาทรงพระกรในพิธีสำคัญ

    The king held the royal arm in an important ceremony.

    Here, "ทรงพระกร" denotes the king holding an arm or performing a significant action involving the arm.

  • เธอเล่าเรื่องที่เธอเห็นพระธิดาทรงพระกรกับประชาชน

    She described seeing the princess interacting with the people.

    Here, "ทรงพระกร" implies the act of engaging or involving the royal hands in an activity or interaction.

  • ภาพในจิตรกรรมแสดงพระมหากษัตริย์ทรงพระกรดาบ

    The painting depicts the king holding a sword.

    In this context, "ทรงพระกร" symbolizes the royal act of holding or carrying an item, in this case, a sword.

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