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| ปิฎก bpiL dohkL |  |
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| 1. | a collection of writings; a section of the Lord Buddha's teachings |
| 2. | basket; box |
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| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | ปิ-ดก |
| IPA | pìʔ dòk |
| Royal Thai General System | pidok |
| 1. [noun, formal, loanword, Pali] | |||
| definition | a collection of writings; a section of the Lord Buddha's teachings | ||
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| examples | ชำระพระไตรปิฎก  | chamM raH phraH dtraiM bpiL dohkL | to revise, amend and clarify พระไตรปิฎก (the Tripitaka) |
| พระไตรปิฎก | phraH dtraiM bpiL dohkL | [formal term] the Pali cannon or Tripitaka—a collection of scriptures, originally recorded from oral traditions in the 1st century B.C., divided into one of three parts (ปิฎก [Pitaka]): sermons (Sutta Pitaka), the rules of the Buddhist order (Vinaya Pitaka), and several treatises on philosophy and psychology (Abhidhamma Pitaka) | |
| ตรีปิฎก | dtreeM bpiL dohkL | an alteration of พระไตรปิฎก | |
| ไตรปิฎก | dtraiM bpiL dohkL | the Tripitaka; three-part Buddhist teachings | |
| 2. [noun, formal, poetic, loanword, Pali] | |||
| definition | basket; box | ||
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