English Thai Dictionary

I'm planning to start learning Thai soon and I want to be prepared with a good dictionary app. If it is offline and has transliteration then that's better (I'm going to learn how to read Thai, I'm just going to need transliteration to read the tones for now) but any recommendation is welcome even if it is online and has no transliteration. What app/website do you recommend?

Hi, I am a new user and would like to know if I need to install Thai dictionary to be able to use spell check function to spell check my word document in Thai. Where do I download the extension? Thank you.

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Simply type a Thai or English word in the search box that appears at the top of every page and click the "Dictionary-Search" button (or hit the Enter key). This will perform a search for the word in the dictionary database.

The dictionary search results will provide Thai words transcribed with roman letters if available. Thai letters are hard to read in the beginning of the learning process, so we've provided a link to an image with very big letters next to each Thai translation. Look for this symbol:

You can also browse the English to Thai dictionary and the Thai to English dictionary by letters. When browsing you will see the dictionary entries in alphabetical order and you can jump to any page you want.

This function is also available in Thai with all the 42 Thai consonants. Thai alphabetical order ignores preceding vowels, so you browse the Thai dictionary by selecting the first Thai consonant in the word. Just click the letter to browse to the desired page in the dictionary. If you choose the letter in the English browse function, "L", the L-words will most likely not start at the top of that page so you would typically have to scroll down a bit on the dictionary page.

The English to Thai and Thai to English dictionary are free online translation dictionaries. There are more than 120,000+ English words and phrases translated from English to Thai and there are more than 80,000+ Thai words and phrases translated from Thai to English.

We started this site in 2006 as an effort to provide a free online dictionary with a minimum of commercial messages, just focusing on the main task, which is to translate words and phrases quickly. The site has grown to become one of the most used online Thai dictionaries, appreciated not only in Thailand, but all over the world.

We are happy to continue working on improving the online dictionary service. The service is 100% free (it costs us money to maintain) and we appreciate you telling your friends about this fantastic resource!!!

The Royal Institute Dictionary (RID; Thai: , RTGS: Photchananukrom Chabap Ratchabandittayasathan, .mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}pronounced [pt.t.n.n().krm t.bp rt.t.bn.dt.t.j().s.tn]) is the official and prescriptive[1][2] dictionary of Thai language, published by the Royal Society of Thailand.

The Royal Society of Thailand has published four fully revised editions of the dictionary, and many intermittent reprintings with minor revisions. Each of the major revisions is associated with a significant year in Thai history, although in the case of the 1999 and 2011 editions, the actual publication date is a later year.

The dictionary is the only prescriptive and official dictionary of Thai words.[1][2] It has also frequently been used by the courts in interpreting the general meanings of the words in dispute, although the RIT has issued a statement that the dictionary is not intended to produce legal effect concerning cases.[3]

The methodology of the Dictionary Revision Commission (DRC) of the RIT has remained virtually unchanged for more than 70 years. The RID is produced by the DRC which is a relatively small group of experienced Thai scholars, convening at least once per week and working through the previous edition of the dictionary alphabetically, reviewing it entry by entry and sense by sense, suggesting new senses and entries as the work proceeds. Once the end of the alphabet is reached, a new edition of the RID is prepared for publication.

The 1950 edition of the RID was first published in 1950. Although it is the first dictionary published by the RIT, it is a revision of an earlier dictionary published by the Thai government in 1927.

Work commenced on what would become RID 1950 in 1932, when the duty of producing the official governmental dictionary still belonged to the Ministry of Education, then known as the Department of Education (). This task was transferred to the RIT in 1934, although the actual commission carried on as before, both in membership and methodology. From start to finish, the first meeting of the DRC was held on 5 October 1932, and the commission met for the final time before publication on March 8, 1950, having convened a total of 1,299 meetings over the course of over seventeen years. Meetings were held only once weekly until 1942, after which the commission met two days per week. In 1949, as the dictionary neared completion, the commission met three times per week. The original commission consisted of seven members in 1932, and at publication in 1950 had fifteen members. Two of the original seven members, as well as one later member, died before the work of revision was completed.

In 1976, prime minister Tanin Kraivixien ordered a revision of RID 1950, as part of an increased effort to promote knowledge of the standard language among Thai citizens. His charge included the task of updating the dictionary to include new words that had become standard, particularly terms coined by the RIT that had gained widespread use, as well as to include in this revised dictionary those words which were overlooked or otherwise omitted in the previous edition. The motion to have the RIT finally produce an "unabridged dictionary" was presented by Tanin at the cabinet meeting of 28 December 1976 and was accepted. Work was officially ordered the following day, with the charge to complete the new dictionary within one year.

Tuttle's Mini Thai Dictionary is ideal for any application where a handy and portable dictionary is required. This pocket-sized dictionary is intended for use by tourists, students, and business people traveling to Thailand, or as a Thai language study reference. Mini Thai Dictionary is an essential tool for communicating, and a great way to learn Thai.

In addition to being an excellent English to Thai dictionary and Thai to English dictionary, this mini dictionary contains essential notes on the Thai language, Thai grammar, and Thai pronunciation. All words are written in English as well as Thai script so that, in case of difficulties, the book can be shown directly to a native speaker.

Flexibility

Search the dictionary just by typing the sound of the Thai word you're looking for, and we'll show you what matches. No typing in Thai script necessary (though you can if you prefer, of course!)

I'm looking (without much success) for an English- Thai dictionary that has the Thai translation in Roman alphabet as well as Thai. I know that Thai is tonal and some words cannot be translated into Roman literally but it would be nice to have some idea what I was saying.

The Thai-English-Thai dictionary by Benjawan Becker is very popular. It has three sections so you can either look up words in English, Thai or Roman transliteration. It costs about 425 baht and is available at all good book stores in Thailand. It can also be bought online. Just google the phrase "Thai-English-Thai dictionary by Benjawan Becker".

This Bible Dictionary of Hebrew Terms is intended as a tool to help beginners in the Old Testament Hebrew language learn the meaning of the Bible. "Hebrew words that are directly translated into Thai" in the book contains a total of 1,161 Hebrew words.

Biblical Hebrew is an ancient language. There are still many things we don't know. Therefore, there are studies and research all the time. And there are always new discoveries, while the Thai translation of the Bible has been updated as well. Therefore, this dictionary book is trying to produce based on the latest information.

This is a Thai dictionary package for OOo spellchecker.

What I did is only making this LGPL'ed dictionary packaged to be recognized by OOo3.0+, and I did NOT write this dictionary. I welcome any implovements.

I have completely rewritten the Thai-English/English-Thai dictionaryto make it usable on mobile devices. I've also removed the initialload of the dictionary wordlists, so it starts much more quickly.Your personal wordlist can also now be exported to the Flashcardsapp. The dictionary is at -notes.com/dictionaries/predictionarysearch.htmlUpdate (2) April 2022I have completely rewritten the Flashcards app to make itmobile device friendly, and added many more packs (there are now293). I've also increased the number of font choices. Featuresinclude:Increased choice of fonts (there are now seven, plus a"random font" option)Improved quality audio, with a choice of male or femalespeakerAbility automatically to flip cards after a specified timedelayAbility to upload your own decks in a simple formatFlashcards are at -notes.com/games/flashcardindex.htmlUpdate April 2022When I started this website I intended it to be a collection ofshort articles on various aspects of the Thai language that interestme, but I got sidetracked with typing and dictionaries and all theother stuff you find here. Now, after more than 11 years, I'vefinally started to add some "Notes". The first four Notes cover thehistory of Thai consonants, the alphabetic ordering of consonants,how to use a Thai dictionary, and computer sorting of Thai. You canfind them here. e24fc04721