head-initial; both parts are dictionary headwords · filed under sense 1: gloss similarity 0.22, next 0.09
probable · น่าจะใช่
⚑ open question: Sense order is the RID's, not an argument about semantic development. Rank it, then set order_conf.
2ประดับ
ประดับ
bodyprobable · น่าจะใช่
grew out of sense 1 ([RID sense 1 — no English yet]) — by metonymy · นามนัย: Made to catch on something: to pin, to fix as ornament. probable · น่าจะใช่
3แนบอยู่
แนบอยู่
bodyprobable · น่าจะใช่
grew out of sense 1 ([RID sense 1 — no English yet]) — by specialisation · แคบลง: Caught close against: adhering. probable · น่าจะใช่
grew out of sense 3 ([RID sense 3 — no English yet]) — by metonymy · นามนัย: The remora, named for the sticking it does. probable · น่าจะใช่
คำประกอบที่ยังไม่จัดเข้าความหมาย · compounds awaiting a sense 16
Every one is dictionary-attested: the word exists, and both of its parts are headwords. What has not been decided is which sense above each belongs to.
⚑ Auto-ingested: senses are listed in the RID's order and no EXTENDS chain has been asserted. Order the senses and file each compound under the one that motivates it to reach status 'mapped'.
⚑ Attested in this corpus: 5 manuscript titles, 209 item titles. Turn the useful ones into ATTESTED_IN edges.
⚑ Compound filing is tiered: entries marked 'verified' were filed by a source, 'probable' by gloss similarity. Neither orders the senses, so this entry is 'proposed', not 'mapped'.
⚑ Compound filing is tiered: entries marked 'verified' were filed by a source, 'probable' by gloss similarity. Neither orders the senses, so this entry is 'proposed', not 'mapped'.
⚑ Compound filing is tiered: entries marked 'verified' were filed by a source, 'probable' by gloss similarity. Neither orders the senses, so this entry is 'proposed', not 'mapped'.
⚑ The Wiktionary bridge gave one English gloss for the whole word and the ingest copied it onto every sense. It has been moved to `bridge_en` at the word; the senses now show their RID Thai and await English of their own.
⚑ Compound filing is tiered: entries marked 'verified' were filed by a source, 'probable' by gloss similarity. Neither orders the senses, so this entry is 'proposed', not 'mapped'.