ปรางค์

Thai

Etymology

From Old Khmer prāṅ, prāṅga, prāṅgana (“sanctuary in the form of a high tower”), from Pali para + aṅga. Compare Modern Khmer ប្រាង្គ (praang).

Pronunciation

Orthographicปรางค์
p r ā ŋ g ʻ
Phonemic
ปฺราง
p ̥ r ā ŋ
RomanizationPaiboonbpraang
Royal Instituteprang
(standard) IPA(key)/praːŋ˧/(R)
Homophonesปราง

Noun

ปรางค์ • (bpraang)

  1. (พระ~) prang: corn-like tower with a nine-pronged spear called ฝักเพกา on the summit, usually built for religious purposes.
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