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**DoctorBeny** · 09-21-2012, 11:03 PM

ÍÑÊÃÒ

is pronounced At-Sa-Raa

Ê has 2 Functions; it is the "Ending Consonant" of the First Syllable and at the same time the "Starting Consonant" of the Second Syllable with an hidden Short "a".
You find this in many Thai Words that 1 Consonant has these 2 Functions.

Couldn`t find a meaning so; maybe a native Thai Speaker could help.

09-21-2012, 11:03 PM	#12
DoctorBeny Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 490 Senior Member	ÍÑÊÃÒ is pronounced At-Sa-Raa Ê has 2 Functions; it is the "Ending Consonant" of the First Syllable and at the same time the "Starting Consonant" of the Second Syllable with an hidden Short "a". You find this in many Thai Words that 1 Consonant has these 2 Functions. Couldn`t find a meaning so; maybe a native Thai Speaker could help.
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