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Taksin

Taksin proper noun: king Taksin the Great, a certain king which ruled over the Thonburi Kingdom in modern-day Thailand.

taksin: king Taksin the Great, a certain king which ruled over the Thonburi Kingdom in modern-day Thailand
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Proper noun

Taksin

  1. (historical) King Taksin the Great, a certain king which ruled over the Thonburi Kingdom in modern-day Thailand.

Taksin meaning in Hindi, Malayalam, Thai and Myanmar

Taksin in Hindi

king of Thornburi
तकसिन taksin

Taksin in Malayalam

king of Thornburi
ടാക്സിൻ ṭāksiṉ

Taksin in Thai

king of Thornburi
ตากสิน dtàak-sǐn

Taksin in Myanmar

king of Thornburi
တာကသိန taka.si.na.

Origin of Taksin

Borrowed from Thai ตากสิน (dtàak-sǐn).

Questions about Taksin

What does Taksin mean?
Taksin means king Taksin the Great, a certain king which ruled over the Thonburi Kingdom in modern-day Thailand.
What is Taksin in Hindi?
Taksin in Hindi is तकसिन (taksin). See Taksin meaning in Hindi.
What part of speech is Taksin?
Taksin is a proper noun.

Words near Taksin in the dictionary

  1. taks
  2. taksal
  3. taksals
  4. Takshak
  5. Takshaka
  6. Taksin
  7. takt time
  8. takt times
  9. Taku
  10. takuan
  11. Takulli

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