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กฎธรรมชาติ

Components

กฎ
ธรรมชาติ

Pronunciation

kòt thammachâat

กฎธรรมชาติ

kòt thammachâat

natural law

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  1. 1 natural law、law of nature、laws of nature

This noun refers to laws or principles that exist in nature rather than rules made by people. It can be used in scientific explanations as well as in broader statements about life and natural processes.

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natural law、law of nature、laws of nature

Noun⭐️2 Not often used

This sense refers to a fixed principle or law that governs natural phenomena or processes in life.

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Learning notes

Explanation

กฎธรรมชาติ is a compound noun made from กฎ, “rule” or “law,” and ธรรมชาติ, “nature.” It refers to principles that are understood to exist in nature, such as gravity, aging, death, seasonal change, or ecological processes. It is understandable in everyday conversation, but it sounds a little explanatory or formal.

Usage

This word is often used in school lessons, scientific explanations, discussions of the environment or life, and statements about unavoidable changes such as aging and death. Common patterns include เป็นกฎธรรมชาติ, “to be a law of nature,” ตามกฎธรรมชาติ, “according to the laws of nature,” and ฝืนกฎธรรมชาติ, “to go against the laws of nature.”

Caution

For a casual “that’s natural” or “that’s normal,” เรื่องธรรมชาติ or เป็นธรรมชาติ is usually more natural than กฎธรรมชาติ. In legal or philosophical contexts, “natural law” may require another expression such as กฎหมายธรรมชาติ, depending on the context.

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