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<h2>ឱ / Alas</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> independent vowel representing the Sanskrit and Pali vowel o (many words spelled with ឱ may also be spelled with អោ ) (also written ឲ archaically and commonly in ឲ្យ)<br>
ឱ
aô
Alas
<h2>ព្រះ / Divinity</h2> <b>0/262</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> to be holy, sacred, divine; excellent, distinguished, superior (commonly used as a prefix before nominals referring to members of the royal family, Buddhist priests, the Buddha, God, and certain deified elements, such as earth and fire; where it serves as an honorific particle)<br><br>
ព្រះ
breăh
Divinity
<h2>ចន្ទ្រា / Moon</h2> <b>0/8876</b> <div class="badge level11">B2 - Advanced</div><br> A word for the moon often used in poetry and music<br>
ចន្ទ្រា
jɑ̆ndréa
Moon
<h2>អើយ / Particle Indicating Affection</h2> <b>0/4668</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> familiar vocative particle used after names of persons, titles, kinship terms and certain other words to indicate affection, pity, depression, or despair. In some cases, with inanimate words, it may serve to personify them. It may also be used in calling someone or trying to attract someone's attention<br>
អើយ
'aeuy
Particle Indicating Affection
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ឳព្រះចន្ទ្រាអើយ (Or Preah Chantrea) - Sin Sisamuth
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