อินทรา
in-traa
Meanings
1Proper nounB2
Indra (Hindu/Buddhist deity)
the god Indra, ruler of the heavens and rain, known in Thai tradition as เทพพระอินทร์; appears in literature, art, and place/person names
Examples
ในnaiในnai1in; inside; within2during; in (time)3of (formal/official)วรรณคดีไทยwan-ná-ká-dee taiวรรณคดีไทยwan-ná-ká-dee taiThai literatureมักกล่าวmák glàaoมักกล่าวmák glàao[to] often say [sth]; [impersonal] it is often said (that)ถึงtĕungถึงtĕung1to; toward (recipient/goal)2even; so ... that; to the point that3as far as; concerning (formal)4to; until; up to5[to] arrive; reachพระอินทราprá in-traaพระอินทราprá in-traaIndra; Sakka (deity)ในฐานะnai tăa-náในฐานะnai tăa-náas; in the capacity/role ofเทพtêhpเทพtêhp1deity; god2deva; celestial being (literary)3divine; godlike4awesome; god-tier (slang)ผู้pôoผู้pôo1person; one who … (agentive prefix)2person; people (as a standalone noun in formal/register-bound uses)ปกครองสวรรค์bpòk-krong sà-wănปกครองสวรรค์bpòk-krong sà-wăn[to] rule heaven; govern the heavenly realm
Thai literature often mentions Indra as the god who rules the heavens.