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  • 13:58 13:58, 11 September 2023 diff hist −3 Pchum BenThat's not at all what it "literally" means: ភ្ជុំ (pchum) means "to gather together, to assemble, gathering" (from the Khmer word ជុំ) and "បិណ្" (bun) means "lump or ball (of rice)" from Pali "piṇḍa" named for the ancient tradition of throwing rice balls into an empty field to feed the spirits/ghosts

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  • 14:15 14:15, 23 February 2023 diff hist −12 Khmer languageUndid revision 1141107911 by Balz jamesjamies ( talk) inappropriate capitalization; also, "Cambodian", in its most strict sense, is not an ethnicity but rather a nationality (i.e. people of ANY ethnicity who are from the nation of Cambodia); "Khmer" is an ethnicity, "Cambodian" is a nationality Tag: Undo

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  • 18:53 18:53, 26 June 2022 diff hist −4 Ahom languageUndid revision 1095141905 by CordiBordi ( talk) see extinct language for definitions of "dead language" vs "extinct language". "Dead language" is probably more appropriate here. Ahom priests apparently still employ (a version of) the language in rituals and there has been an active revival movement since the 1960s Tag: Undo

15 June 2022

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1 December 2023

24 October 2023

13 September 2023

11 September 2023

  • 13:58 13:58, 11 September 2023 diff hist −3 Pchum BenThat's not at all what it "literally" means: ភ្ជុំ (pchum) means "to gather together, to assemble, gathering" (from the Khmer word ជុំ) and "បិណ្" (bun) means "lump or ball (of rice)" from Pali "piṇḍa" named for the ancient tradition of throwing rice balls into an empty field to feed the spirits/ghosts

30 August 2023

1 June 2023

13 May 2023

22 April 2023

16 April 2023

14 March 2023

3 March 2023

27 February 2023

26 February 2023

23 February 2023

  • 14:15 14:15, 23 February 2023 diff hist −12 Khmer languageUndid revision 1141107911 by Balz jamesjamies ( talk) inappropriate capitalization; also, "Cambodian", in its most strict sense, is not an ethnicity but rather a nationality (i.e. people of ANY ethnicity who are from the nation of Cambodia); "Khmer" is an ethnicity, "Cambodian" is a nationality Tag: Undo

20 February 2023

7 January 2023

31 December 2022

12 December 2022

5 October 2022

12 September 2022

6 September 2022

18 August 2022

17 July 2022

8 July 2022

26 June 2022

  • 18:53 18:53, 26 June 2022 diff hist −4 Ahom languageUndid revision 1095141905 by CordiBordi ( talk) see extinct language for definitions of "dead language" vs "extinct language". "Dead language" is probably more appropriate here. Ahom priests apparently still employ (a version of) the language in rituals and there has been an active revival movement since the 1960s Tag: Undo

15 June 2022

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