ภรรยา
pan-rá-yaa[ พัน-ระ-ยา ]
Very common
RareEveryday
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In a nutshell
'Wife' — the formal word; 'mia' is the everyday one.
- Nounof Pali/Sanskrit originBuilt up from ภรรยา8สามีภรรยาsăa-mee pan-rá-yaahusband and wifeOften heardWorth learningอนุภรรยาà-nú pan-rá-yaaminor wifeOccasionalNot a priority to learnภรรยานอกกฎหมายpan-rá-yaa nôk gòt măaiillegal wife,concubine,second wifeObscureSafe to skip for nowภรรยานอกสมรสpan-rá-yaa nôk sŏm rótillegal wife,concubine,second wifeObscureSafe to skip for nowภรรยาน้อยpan-rá-yaa nóiminor wife,concubine,lesser wifeObscureSafe to skip for nowภรรยาลับpan-rá-yaa lápmistress,secret concubine,kept womanObscureSafe to skip for nowภรรยาเก็บpan-rá-yaa gèpmistress,secret concubine,kept womanObscureSafe to skip for nowภรรยาเก่าpan-rá-yaa gàoex-wifeObscureSafe to skip for nowUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.ภรรยาบ่นฉันชุดใหญ่เรื่องซักผ้าpan-rá-yaa bòn chăn chút yài rêuuang sák pâaMy wife gave me an earful about the laundry.ภรรยาของคุณจะมากับเราไหมpan-rá-yaa kŏng kun jà maa gàp rao măiIs your wife coming with us?ภรรยาของฉันชอบอาหารไทยpan-rá-yaa kŏng chăn chôp aa-hăan taiMy wife loves Thai food.ฉันอยากซื้อของขวัญให้ภรรยาchăn yàak séu kŏng kwăn hâi pan-rá-yaaI want to buy a gift for my wife.ภรรยาของคุณอยู่ที่ไหนpan-rá-yaa kŏng kun yòo têe năiWhere is your wife?