| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| lemon:value | 
“Thai words that have been borrowed from Sanskrit, Pali and English usually try to retain as much of the original spelling as possible; as this will often produce pronunciations that are impossible or misleading, a ?killer? symbol is placed above the redundant consonant to indicate that it may be ignored ? Thai: An Essential Grammar By David Smyth”
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| uby:exampleType | category:senseInstance |
| Property | Value |
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| Is lemon:example of | WktEN_sense_29948 More... |
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