◌๋
◌๋ mai jattawa
Mai Jattawa (fourth tone mark) - produces a rising tone. Written ไม้จัตวา, mark 5 of 5.
Where you will see it
It sits above the consonant, sharing the space with any vowel that also lives up there. The mark is always written last.
What it does
An unmarked syllable still has a tone. It comes from the consonant's class and from whether the syllable is live or dead. The full table is here.
Words that use it
ห๋าhǎa
(emphatic form)จ๋าjǎa
Affectionate particle when calling someoneตั๋วdtǔa
Ticketกิ๋นgǐn
Northern for 'to eat' (standard กิน)เจ๋งjěng
Coolจิ๋วjǐu
Tinyเดี๋ยวdǐao
In a momentกระเป๋าgrà bpǎo
Bagกระป๋องgrà bpǒrng
Counting word for cans and tinsซื้อตั๋วséu dtǔa
Buy a ticketเดี๋ยวนี้dǐao née
Right nowกระเป๋าเป้grà bpǎo bpêh
Backpackฝากกระเป๋าfàak grà bpǎo
To leave luggageNot sure what a word does with this mark? Type it into the tone finder and it will tell you the tone and why.
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