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อ่างทอง

Pronunciation

àaŋthɔɔŋ

อ่างทอง

àaŋthɔɔŋ

Ang Thong Province

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  1. 1 Ang Thong Province

This place name primarily refers to Ang Thong Province in central Thailand. Depending on context, it can also refer to its provincial capital, Ang Thong.

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Ang Thong Province

Noun⭐️2 Not often used

A geographical name for Ang Thong Province in central Thailand or, in some contexts, its provincial capital.

Learning notes

Explanation

อ่างทอง is a proper place name used mainly for Ang Thong Province in central Thailand. จังหวัด “province” is often omitted when the context is clear, as in ไปอ่างทอง “go to Ang Thong.” It can also refer to the provincial capital in local or travel-related contexts. The name can be divided into อ่าง, referring to a basin or large bowl-like container, and ทอง, “gold.” As a place name, however, it is transliterated as “Ang Thong” rather than translated literally.

Usage

It is commonly used when discussing travel within Thailand, transportation, addresses, hometowns, and administrative areas. จังหวัดอ่างทอง clearly means the province, while คนอ่างทอง refers to someone from Ang Thong.

Caution

Ang Thong Province in central Thailand is not the same place as หมู่เกาะอ่างทอง, the Ang Thong Archipelago in southern Thailand. In travel contexts, check the surrounding words to identify which place is meant.

Differences from similar words

1 Ang Thong Province synonyms

  • จังหวัดอ่างทอง explicitly identifies the place as Ang Thong Province. The shorter อ่างทอง commonly refers to the same province when the context is clear.

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