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Pack a salak basket: what goes in and why
A drawn ก๋วยสลาก (salak basket). Tap items such as khao tom mat, sweets, fruit, betel, miang and candles to put them in, then read each Kham Mueang word, its meaning and why it is offered, with the source.
How to use it
Tap an item below to put it in the basket (it appears in the picture). Tap an item already in the basket to read its Kham Mueang word, meaning and reason. Use "Put everything in" or "Empty the basket". When a source gives no reason, the widget says so.
What it teaches
Kham Mueang names of temple offerings such as เข้าต้มมัด, เข้าสาน (rice), ใบต๋อง, บ่าโอ and เหมี้ยง, and the custom of tan kuay salak.
Options
| Option | Values | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| offering set | Salak basket | Which kind of merit-making offering to pack |
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