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Rice buffalo
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αααααΈ / Buffalo
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water buffalo
αααααΈ
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Buffalo
αααΈ / Consume
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to eat, consume (food or fuel); to guzzle, devour; to corrode (as rust or an acid) (used for animals feeding; with humans it is intimate in urban centers but may be used more generally in rural areas. The following words which translate as `to eat' in English are used in Cambodian: α αααΆα, α αααΆαα ααα, αα»α, αα»αα αααΆα, αα»αβ, α’αααβ are all vulgar terms conveying the idea of cramming food into the mouth; ααΆααβ is used for Buddhist monks; αααΆα is a polite term used for the speaker and for persons younger than or the same age as the speaker; ααα½αααΆα is respectful; ααα½αααααααΆαααΆα is used by the king referring to himself; ααα·ααα is used to refer to persons of lower rank than the speaker or by persons of lower rank referring to themselves; αα·ααΆβ is a polite form used for persons of equal or higher rank; αα·ααΆαααααΆ is used for high officials; αααΈ is a common neutral or intimate term used especially of animals; αααβ is used of royalty; α αΌα is a common rural term; it is used for persons of the same age or rank and is somewhat more polite than αααΈ not used for animals; α αΌα was the favored term by the KR; α’αΆααααα is used of lower ranking or younger persons; more polite than ααα·ααα )
αααΈ
si
Consume
ααααΌα / Ripe Rice
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rice (Oryza sativa) while still growing or prior to being husked, paddy rice, standing rice, unmilled / unhusked rice (after the ααααΌα is milled and the husks are removed it is called α’αααα and after it is cooked it is called ααΆα )
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Ripe Rice
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