สัจ(sàt)
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truth; reality (formal/literary)
truth; the state of being real or genuine; used in formal, literary, or philosophical/Buddhist contexts
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truth- (as a combining form)
occurs as a bound form meaning ‘truth/real-’ in compounds (e.g., สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy) ‘realism’)
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truth; reality (formal)
truth or reality; what is genuinely real or factual (formal/literary; often occurring in compounds)
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one's word; vow (formal)
one’s pledge, word, or vow (formal/literary; chiefly in fixed expressions, e.g., รักษาสัจจะ ‘keep one’s word’, ถือสัจจะ ‘keep a vow’)
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truth; reality
truth; reality (rare/literary). Mostly seen in compounds (e.g., 'สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts', 'สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy)'); a short form of 'สัจจะสัจจะsàt-jà1truth; reality2vow; pledge of truthfulness3veracity; honesty'.
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truth-/real- (in compounds)
a combining form meaning 'truth' or 'real', used to form compounds (e.g., 'สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy)' = realism).
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truth; reality (formal/literary)
truth; reality (a formal or literary term of Pali/Sanskrit origin; commonly seen in compounds such as 'สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts')
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truth; reality
truth; the real state of things, often in formal, philosophical, or religious contexts (learned/archaic).
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as a combining form: truth-/real-
used as a bound combining form (สัจสัจsàt1truth; reality (combining form)2truth; reality (formal/literary)3truth- (as a combining form)4truth-/real- (in compounds)5truth; reality (formal)6one's word; vow (formal)7truth; reality8as a combining form: truth-/real-9truth- (in compounds)10truth; reality (formal/lit.)11prefix meaning truth-/true-12veracity; truthfulness (formal)13bound form meaning ‘truth-/real-’14truth; reality; verity (often literary/philosophical)15สัจ- as a combining form meaning ‘truth/real-’16saci-/sacca- ‘truth’ in compounds17as a combining form: true-/truth--) in compounds to mean ‘truth’ or ‘real(ism)’, e.g., สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts (truth of the Dharma), สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy) (realism).
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truth; reality (formal/literary)
truth or reality in a formal or philosophical sense; mostly used in compounds; standalone use is rare
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truth; reality (formal)
truth or reality; used in formal or literary, especially philosophical or religious, contexts
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veracity; truthfulness (formal)
truthfulness; often functioning as a literary/short form of สัจจะสัจจะsàt-jà1truth; reality2vow; pledge of truthfulness3veracity; honesty in formal speech or writing
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truth; reality; verity (often literary/philosophical)
truth; the state of being real or factual; verity, often in philosophical or Buddhist contexts (e.g., in สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts).
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สัจสัจsàt1truth; reality (combining form)2truth; reality (formal/literary)3truth- (as a combining form)4truth-/real- (in compounds)5truth; reality (formal)6one's word; vow (formal)7truth; reality8as a combining form: truth-/real-9truth- (in compounds)10truth; reality (formal/lit.)11prefix meaning truth-/true-12veracity; truthfulness (formal)13bound form meaning ‘truth-/real-’14truth; reality; verity (often literary/philosophical)15สัจ- as a combining form meaning ‘truth/real-’16saci-/sacca- ‘truth’ in compounds17as a combining form: true-/truth-- as a combining form meaning ‘truth/real-’
a bound form used in compounds to convey the sense of ‘truth’, ‘real-’, or ‘veridical’ (e.g., สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy) ‘realism’, สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts ‘truth’).
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truth; reality (formal/literary)
truth; the state of being real or genuine (formal/literary; often in Buddhist or philosophical contexts).
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truth; reality (combining form)
a bound combining form meaning ‘truth; reality’; used mainly in formal compounds (e.g., สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts ‘truth; reality’, สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy) ‘realism’, สัจพจน์สัจพจน์sàt-jà-pót1axiom; postulate2self-evident principle ‘axiom’). Rarely used alone.
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truth-/real- (in compounds)
combining form meaning ‘truth’ or ‘real’ in compounds (e.g., สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts ‘truth; dharma’, สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy) ‘realism’)
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truth- (in compounds)
bound form used in compounds to mean ‘truth’ or ‘genuine’, as in อริยสัจอริยสัจà-rí-yá-sàt1a Noble Truth (Buddhism)2the Four Noble Truths (collective), สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts, สัจจวาจาสัจจวาจาsàt-jà-waa-jaa1truthful speech; words of truth2a solemn vow based on truth
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truth; reality (formal/lit.)
the state or quality of being true; reality; verity (a formal/literary term)
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prefix meaning truth-/true-
used as a combining form (สัจสัจsàt1truth; reality (combining form)2truth; reality (formal/literary)3truth- (as a combining form)4truth-/real- (in compounds)5truth; reality (formal)6one's word; vow (formal)7truth; reality8as a combining form: truth-/real-9truth- (in compounds)10truth; reality (formal/lit.)11prefix meaning truth-/true-12veracity; truthfulness (formal)13bound form meaning ‘truth-/real-’14truth; reality; verity (often literary/philosophical)15สัจ- as a combining form meaning ‘truth/real-’16saci-/sacca- ‘truth’ in compounds17as a combining form: true-/truth--) in compounds to mean truth-, true-, or real- (e.g., สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts, สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy))
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bound form meaning ‘truth-/real-’
used as a bound element in compounds conveying the sense ‘truth’ or ‘real’, as in สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts (truth of doctrine) and สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy) (realism)
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saci-/sacca- ‘truth’ in compounds
a learned combining form meaning ‘truth, veracity’, used in compounds (e.g., สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts ‘truth of the Dhamma’, สัจพจน์สัจพจน์sàt-jà-pót1axiom; postulate2self-evident principle ‘axiom’).
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as a combining form: true-/truth-
used as a bound morpheme in compounds to convey ‘truth’ or ‘real’ (e.g., สัจธรรมสัจธรรมsàt-jà-tam1ultimate truth2truth of life; life’s given facts ‘truth/doctrine’, สัจนิยมสัจนิยมsàt-jà-ní-yom1realism (practical attitude)2realism (art; literature)3realism (philosophy) ‘realism’).