ปทุมุตร

Thai

Etymology

From Pali padumuttara (literally “lotus top”), from paduma (“lotus”) + uttara (“top, over, upon, above; better, superior; etc”), equivalent to Thai ปทุม (bpà-tum) +‎ อุตร.

Pronunciation

Orthographic		ปทุมุตร p d u m u t r
Phonemic		ปะ-ทุ-มุด p a – d u – m u ɗ	[bound form] ปะ-ทุ-มุด-ตะ-ระ- p a – d u – m u ɗ – t a – r a –
Romanization	Paiboon	bpà-tú-mút	bpà-tú-mút-dtà-rá-
	Royal Institute	pa-thu-mut	pa-thu-mut-ta-ra-
(standard) IPA^(key)		/pa˨˩.tʰu˦˥.mut̚˦˥/^(R)	/pa˨˩.tʰu˦˥.mut̚˦˥.ta˨˩.ra˦˥./

Proper noun

ปทุมุตร • (bpà-tú-mút)

(Buddhism) Padumuttara, one of the ancient Buddhas.

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