มายาคติ

Thai

Etymology

From มายา (maa-yaa, “delusion; illusion; deception; fallacy”) +‎ อคติ (à-ká-dtì, “bias; partiality”), or from มายา (maa-yaa, “idem”) +‎ คติ (ká-dtì, “case, affair, matter; belief, idea; model, example, guidance; way, method; etc”).

Pronunciation
Orthographicมายาคติ
m ā y ā g t i
Phonemic
มา-ยา-คะ-ติ
m ā – y ā – g a – t i
RomanizationPaiboonmaa-yaa-ká-dtì
Royal Institutema-ya-kha-ti
(standard) IPA(key)/maː˧.jaː˧.kʰa˦˥.tiʔ˨˩/(R)

Noun

มายาคติ • (maa-yaa-ká-dtì)

  1. (formal) myth:
    1. widely held but false belief or idea;
    2. misconception; exaggerated or idealised conception;
    3. misrepresentation of truth.
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