บรม
bor-rom[ บอ-รม ]
Often heard
RareEveryday
Our takeWorth learning
In a nutshell
The royal 'grand' prefix — 'supreme,' the greatest, the utmost.
- Adjectiveof Pali/Sanskrit originBuilt up from บรม40บรมธาตุbor-rom tâatrelic(of the Buddha)Often heardWorth learningพระบรมธาตุprá bor-rom tâatBuddha's relics,relics of Lord BuddhaOften heardWorth learningพระบรมมหาราชวังprá bor-rom má-hăa râat-chá-wangGrand PalaceOften heardWorth learningบรมวงศานุวงศ์bà-rá-muuang-săa-nú-wongrelative(in the royal family)OccasionalNot a priority to learnพระบรมราชานุญาตprá-bor-rom-raa-chaa-nú-yâatroyal permissionOccasionalNot a priority to learnหมิ่นพระบรมเดชานุภาพmìn prá bor-rom day-chaa-nú-pâapto commit lese majestyOccasionalNot a priority to learnพระบรมศาสดาprá bor-rom sàat-sà-daaLord BuddhaOccasionalNot a priority to learnบรมบพิตรbor-rom bor-pítYour MajestyOccasionalNot a priority to learnUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.ฉันกำลังคิดจะไปเที่ยวพระบรมมหาราชวังchăn gam-lang kít jà bpai tîieow prá bor-rom má-hăa râat-chá-wangI am thinking of visiting the Grand Palace.