อามิส

Thai

Alternative forms

Alternative forms

^†อามิศ
^†อามิษ

Etymology

From Pali āmisa (“flesh, meat; food; prey; gift, boon; object of enjoyment, pleasing or beautiful object; lust, desire; etc”); ultimately from Sanskrit आमिष (āmiṣa, idem). Cognate with Old Khmer ʼāmiṣa (“flesh, meat”), Modern Khmer អាមិស (ʾaamɨh).

Pronunciation

Orthographic		อามิส ɒ ā m i s
Phonemic		อา-มิด ɒ ā – m i ɗ	[bound form] อา-มิด- ɒ ā – m i ɗ –	[bound form] อา-มิด-สะ- ɒ ā – m i ɗ – s a –
Romanization	Paiboon	aa-mít	aa-mít-	aa-mít-sà-
Romanization	Royal Institute	a-mit	a-mit-	a-mit-sa-
(standard) IPA^(key)		/ʔaː˧.mit̚˦˥/	/ʔaː˧.mit̚˦˥./	/ʔaː˧.mit̚˦˥.sa˨˩./

Noun

อามิส • (aa-mít)

(elegant) thing that tempts, allures, or entices, as money, valuable object, etc.

Derived terms

Alternative forms

กามามิส
อามิสบูชา
อามิสพลี
อามิสสินจ้าง (aa-mít-sǐn-jâang)

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