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หาร

Pronunciation

hǎan

หาร

hǎan

divide (a number)

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  1. 1 divide (a number)
  2. 2 split (a bill or shared expense)

หาร means to divide a number. In everyday conversation, it also refers to splitting a bill or sharing costs.

2

split (a bill or shared expense)

Verb⭐️4 Often used

It means to split a shared expense among the people involved, commonly in the expression หารกัน.

Learning notes

Explanation

หาร is one of the four basic arithmetic verbs, alongside บวก (add), ลบ (subtract), and คูณ (multiply). “A หารด้วย B” means “A divided by B.” ด้วย can also be omitted. Use ได้ to introduce the result. หารลงตัว means that a division comes out evenly, with no remainder; หารไม่ลงตัว means that it does not. When discussing expenses, หารกัน means to split the cost. If the expense is already understood, หารกันนะ is enough to suggest splitting it. คนละ followed by an amount states how much each person pays.

Usage

Use it in arithmetic lessons and when calculating averages or amounts per person. It also comes up when friends split restaurant bills, taxi fares, or accommodation costs.

Caution

หารกัน does not specifically mean that everyone pays for what they ordered. To make that arrangement clear, use ต่างคนต่างจ่าย (each person pays their own way). To specify equal shares, say หารเท่ากัน.

Differences from similar words

1 divide (a number) synonyms

2 split (a bill or shared expense) synonyms

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