ราญ

Thai

Etymology

Probably from Old Khmer rān (“to invade, seize, or occupy (a territory)”). Cognate with Modern Khmer រាន (riən, “to encounter or confront (enemy in battle); to affront; to invade; etc”). Extended as Thai รบาญ (rá-baan), รำบาญ (ram-baan), รำราญ.

Pronunciation

Orthographic		ราญ r ā ɲ
Phonemic		ราน r ā n
Romanization	Paiboon	raan
	Royal Institute	ran
(standard) IPA^(key)		/raːn˧/^(R)
Homophones edit		ราน

Verb

ราญ • (raan)

(elegant, archaic) to fight; to battle; to combat; to duel.

Derived terms

รอนราญ
ราญรอน

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