Kalénder panonpoé Thai: Béda antarrépisi

 

*Scrawled blue figures (in this example ''078'' on the 15th and, above left, ''538'' on the 19th and ''2576'' on the 31st) mark dates national lottery numbers were drawn.

*Lunar dates and the year's [[Chinese astrology#The twelve animals|Animal]] are recorded on Thai birth certificates after the official date. The Thai reckon their ages by the Twelve-Animal sequence, though the official calendar determines age at law; as, for instance, the [[Sirikit|Queen's]] Birthday, [[August 12]], a public holiday also celebrated as Thai Mothers' Day.

Thirty-day-month names end with {{lang-th|-อายน}} -ayon, which is from the Sanskrit root -āyana, meaning ''the arrival of''; 31-day-month names with {{lang-th|-อาคม}} -akhom, which is from Sanskrit -''āgama'' which also means ''the arrival of''. February's name ends with {{lang-th|-พันธ์}} -''phan'', from Sanskrit ''bandha'' ''fettered'' or ''bound''. The day added to February in a solar [[leap year]] is called ''Athikasuratin'' {{lang-th|อธิกสุรทิน}}; respelled to aid pronunciation {{lang-th|อะทิกะสุระทิน}}.[http://www.thai2english.com/dictionary/27807.html]

 

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