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No. 750 in Thai

kumar

The Thai word "kumar" (กุมาร) means "child" or "young boy."

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  • เด็กชายคนนั้นเป็นกุมารผู้กล้าหาญ

    That boy is a brave child.

    In this sentence, 'กุมาร (kumar)' is used to mean 'child,' specifically a young boy, emphasizing his role or characteristic.

  • ในวัดมีกุมารทองอยู่ที่เป็นมิตร

    In the temple, there is a friendly 'kumanthong'.

    Here, 'กุมารทอง (kumar thong)' refers to a traditional Thai spirit doll believed to house a protective spirit, combining the word 'กุมาร' with 'ทอง,' meaning 'gold'.

  • เขียนถึงประวัติของสี่กุมารในนิทานไทยโบราณ

    Write about the story of the four Kumarn in ancient Thai fables.

    In this context, 'กุมาร (kumar)' refers to specific characters or entities described within a cultural or literary context.

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