Chakri
Chakri proper noun: the ruling dynasty/house of Thailand from 1782 to the present.
Proper noun
Chakri
- the ruling dynasty/house of Thailand from 1782 to the present
Chakri meaning in Thai and Vietnamese
Chakri in Thai
- Thai dynasty
- จักรี jàk-grii
Chakri in Vietnamese
- Thai dynasty
- Chakri, Chất Tri
Origin of Chakri
Borrowed from Thai จักรี (jàk-grii), originally a noble title held by the founder of the dynasty Rama I.
Questions about Chakri
- What does Chakri mean?
- Chakri means the ruling dynasty/house of Thailand from 1782 to the present.
- What is Chakri in Thai?
- Chakri in Thai is จักรี (jàk-grii). See Chakri meaning in Thai.
- What part of speech is Chakri?
- Chakri is a proper noun.
Words near Chakri in the dictionary
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