โจทก์

Thai

Alternative forms

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Pali codaka (crier) or Sanskrit चोदक (codaka, idem). Cognate with Khmer ចោទ (caot), ចោទកៈ (caotkaʾ), ចោទក៍.

Pronunciation

Orthographicโจทก์
ot͡ɕdkʻ
Phonemicโจด
ot͡ɕɗ
RomanizationPaiboonjòot
Royal Institutechot
(standard) IPA(key)/t͡ɕoːt̚˨˩/
Homophones
 
โจท
โจทย์
โจษ

Noun

โจทก์ (jòot)

  1. (in civil proceedings) plaintiff.
  2. (in criminal proceedings) prosecutor.

Usage notes

  • In the Thai legal system, the term is only used in courts of justice. In administrative courts, an instituting party is called ผู้ฟ้องคดี (literally case instituter). In the Constitutional Court, such a party is known as ผู้ร้อง (literally petitioner).

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