กลด
Thai
Pronunciation
| Orthographic | กลด k l ɗ | |
| Phonemic | กฺลด k ̥ l ɗ | |
| Romanization | Paiboon | glòt |
| Royal Institute | klot | |
| (standard) IPA(key) | /klot̚˨˩/ | |
Etymology 1
From Old Khmer klasa, klassa (“large ceremonial umbrella”). Compare Modern Khmer ក្រុត (krot).
Noun
กลด • (glòt) (classifier คัน)
Usage notes
Can be confused with สัปทน (sàp-bpà-ton), a similar umbrella used by a candidate for Buddhist priesthood.
Gallery
an officer carried a glòt umbrella for Princess Sirindhorn as she marched in a procession to escort the urn of Princess Bejaratna to the funeral grounds, 9 April 2012.
a senior monk, Chun, was provided with a glòt umbrella as he recited the Higher Laws leading the funeral procession of Princess Galyani Vadhana towards, 15 November 2008.
a senior monk, Kiaw, was provided with a glòt umbrella as he walked through a group of government officials, 2008.
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Noun
กลด • (glòt)
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moon halo, 9 March 2009
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Etymology 2
Of uncertain origin. Possibly from Sanskrit कलश (kalaśa, “jar; pot”).
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Noun
กลด • (glòt) (classifier ใบ or ลูก)
- (archaic) pitcher used by Hindu priests, often containing consecrated water.
Gallery
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a glòt pitcher (far right) of a Brahmin priest, circa 1855–62.
a Hindu priest with a glòt pitcher near his left knee, 2 March 2010..jpg)
Hindu god Brahma (right) carries a glòt pitcher in a hand.
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