มติมหาโจร

Thai

Etymology

From มติ (má-dtì, “opinion; resolution; etc.”) +‎ มหา (má-hǎa, “great”) +‎ โจร (joon, “criminal; outlaw; robber; thief; etc.”); literally meaning "opinion of a great outlaw" or "opinion of the majority of the outlaws"; mocking the term มติมหาชน (má-dtì-má-hǎa-chon, “public opinion”).

Pronunciation

Orthographic		มติมหาโจร m t i m h ā o t͡ɕ r
Phonemic		มะ-ติ-มะ-หา-โจน m a – t i – m a – h ā – o t͡ɕ n
Romanization	Paiboon	má-dtì-má-hǎa-joon
	Royal Institute	ma-ti-ma-ha-chon
(standard) IPA^(key)		/ma˦˥.ti˨˩.ma˦˥.haː˩˩˦.t͡ɕoːn˧/^(R)

Noun

มติมหาโจร • (má-dtì-má-hǎa-joon)

(slang) majority opinion or public opinion that is corrupt, debased, evil, immoral, etc.

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