หิริ(hì-rí)
Meanings
1NounC1
moral shame; conscience
A sense of moral shame or conscience that prevents one from doing wrong or evil, often used in Buddhist contexts
Examples
คนเราkon raoคนเราkon raowe humans; people (in general)ควรkuuanควรkuuan1should; ought to2appropriate; proper; suitable3deserve; be worthy ofมีmeeมีmee1[to] have; possess2there is/are; exist3[to] experience; undergoหิริhì-ríหิริhì-rímoral shame; conscienceและláeและláeand (coordinating)โอตตัปปะòht-dtàp-bpàโอตตัปปะòht-dtàp-bpàfear of wrongdoing; moral dreadในใจnai jaiในใจnai jai1inwardly; to oneself2inwardly; internallyจะได้jà dâaiจะได้jà dâai1so that; in order that; that way2will be able to; get to; come to3then; so (result in instructions/explanations)ไม่mâiไม่mâi1not (negator)2no (reply)กล้าglâaกล้าglâa1brave; courageous2to dare3seedling; young plant4bravely; boldlyทำtamทำtam1[to] do; make2[to] cook; prepare food3[to] cause; make4[to] work; be employed5[to] act; behaveความชั่วkwaam chûuaความชั่วkwaam chûua1evil; wickedness; vice2wrongdoing; evil act
People should have moral shame and fear of wrongdoing in their hearts so they won't dare to commit evil.