Khmer Dictionary: សរ
Headley's Khmer-English Dictionary
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សរ
( v ) [sɑɑ]
to probe the ground using a pronged metal rodSurin
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សរ
( n ) [sɑɑ]
kind of plant with red flowers, (it is grown for decoration and can be used in the preparation of a laxative)
Reference: សរព្រះ -
សរ
( n ) [sɑɑ]
arrow
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សរ
( v ) [sɑɑ]
to remember / recall (a past life, esp. refers to an incarnation of the Buddha)
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កោះសរតំរង់
[kɑh sɑɑ tɑmrɑŋ] : to aim a bow
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កាំសរ
[kam sɑɑ] : arrow
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កូនសរ
[koon sɑɑ] : arrow, bullet
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កូនសរ
[koon sɑɑ] : arrow; bullet
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នាងសរ
[nieŋ sɑɑ] : kind of tree (Cleistanthus eburneus)
Reference: ដើមនាងសរ -
បាចសរ
[baac sɑɑ] : kind of children's game resembling hide-and-seek, often played in the water. (The game is played by a group of children; one of them is chosen `it', then they splash water at each other and shout “បាចសរ” at which time all except the one chosen `it' duck under the water. The one who is `it' must watch to see one of the others emerge; then if he / she can catch that person, he / she tags him / her by twisting his / her ear and saying “ញៀច” .)
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ផ្លែងសរ
[plaeŋ sɑɑ] : to shoot an arrow
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សរណត្រ័យ
[sɑɑ nɑɑ tray] : the Three Refuges (in Buddhism they are the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha; in Brahmanism they are Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu)
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សរណទាន
[sɑɑ nɑɑ tie nɔɔ] : making someone the gift of the Three Refuges
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សរណទាយក
[sɑɑ nɑɑ tieyʊək] : one who provides the Three Refuges (e.g. a monk); one who provides help
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សរណធម៌
[sɑɑ nɑɑ tʰoa] : the Dharma as refuge
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សរណភេទ
[sɑɑ nɑɑ pʰeet] : loss of support / refuge
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សរណវត្ថុ
[sɑɑ nɑɑ voattʰoʔ] : a refuge (e.g. the Buddha); mascot
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សរទកាល
[sɑɑ tɔɔ kaal] :
សរទៈ
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សរទរដូវ
[sɑɑ tɔɔ rɔdəv] :
សរទៈ
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សរព្រហ្មាស្ត្រ
[sɑɑ prummieh] :
ព្រហ្មាស្ត្រ
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សរកាមទេព
[sɑɑ kaam teep] : magic arrow (that causes someone to fall in love)
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សរជាតិ
[sɑɑ ciet] : to recall one's first life / incarnation
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សរជ័យ
[sɑɑ cey] : victorious arrow
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សរញាណ
[sɑɑ ɲien] : to concentrate and understand the past or the future, to prophesy
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ស្មោះសរ
[smɑh sɑɑ] : warmth, friendliness, kindness, goodness; affability (esp. describes the relationship between a guest and a host); sincerely, genuinely