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=== IOL 2006 Problem #3 Khmer ===
=== IOL 2006 Problem #3 Khmer ===
Here are several Khmer words written in a special variety of the traditional Khmer alphabet (the so-called 'Round Script'), their English translations, as well as Roman transcriptions of these words in arbitrary order:
Here are several Khmer words written in a special variety of the traditional Khmer alphabet (the so-called 'Round Script'), their English translations, as well as Roman transcriptions of these words in arbitrary order:
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|<font size = "+2">'''A¨Y'''</font> || ''passion''
|<font size = "+2">'''កាម'''</font> || ''passion''
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|<font size = "+2">'''i¨Ä'''</font> || ''suck (a breast)''
|<font size = "+2">'''អាំ'''</font> || ''suck (a breast)''
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|<font size = "+2">'''W¨Y'''</font> || ''delta''
|<font size = "+2">'''ពាម'''</font> || ''delta''
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|<font size = "+2">'''T¨Ä'''</font> || ''lead, guide''
|<font size = "+2">'''នាំ'''</font> || ''lead, guide''
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|<font size = "+2">'''E¨Ä'''</font> || ''inarticulately''
|<font size = "+2">'''ងាំ'''</font> || ''inarticulately''
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|<font size = "+2">'''E¨ A'''</font> || ''turn around''
|<font size = "+2">'''ងា​ក'''</font> || ''turn around''
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|<font size = "+2">'''F¨ÄE'''</font> || ''trim, rough-hew''
|<font size = "+2">'''ចាំង'''</font> || ''trim, rough-hew''
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|<font size = "+2">'''i¨F'''</font> || ''be able''
|<font size = "+2">'''អាច'''</font> || ''be able''
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|<font size = "+2">'''F¨Ä'''</font> || ''wait''
|<font size = "+2">'''ចាំ'''</font> || ''wait''
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|<font size = "+2">'''W¨Ä'''</font> || ''hold in one's teeth''
|<font size = "+2">'''ពាំ'''</font> || ''hold in one's teeth''
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|<font size = "+2">'''i¨ÄE'''</font> || ''roast on a spit''
|<font size = "+2">'''អាំង'''</font> || ''roast on a spit''
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|<font size = "+2">'''W¨ ÄE'''</font> || ''bar the way''
|<font size = "+2">'''ពាំង'''</font> || ''bar the way''
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|<font size = "+2">'''Y¨ T'''</font> || ''have''
|<font size = "+2">'''មា​ន'''</font> || ''have''
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'''(b)''' Write in the Roman script:
'''(b)''' Write in the Roman script:
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|<font size = "+2">'''A¨Ä'''</font> || ''spoke (in a wheel)''
|<font size = "+2">'''គាំ'''</font> || ''spoke (in a wheel)''
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|<font size = "+2">'''A¨A'''</font> || ''crow''
|<font size = "+2">'''គាគ'''</font> || ''crow''
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|<font size = "+2">'''E¨ÄE'''</font> || ''bright red''
|<font size = "+2">'''ងាំង'''</font> || ''bright red''
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|<font size = "+2">'''F¨Y'''</font> || ''Cham''
|<font size = "+2">'''ចាម'''</font> || ''Cham''
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|<font size = "+2">'''T¨Y'''</font> || ''name''
|<font size = "+2">'''នាម'''</font> || ''name''
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|<font size = "+2">'''Y ¨ Ä'''</font> || ''robust''
|<font size = "+2">'''មាំ'''</font> || ''robust''
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Latest revision as of 04:17, 14 May 2020

IOL 2006 Problem #3 Khmer

Here are several Khmer words written in a special variety of the traditional Khmer alphabet (the so-called 'Round Script'), their English translations, as well as Roman transcriptions of these words in arbitrary order:

កាម passion
អាំ suck (a breast)
ពាម delta
នាំ lead, guide
ងាំ inarticulately
ងា​ក turn around
ចាំង trim, rough-hew
អាច be able
ចាំ wait
ពាំ hold in one's teeth
អាំង roast on a spit
ពាំង bar the way
មា​ន have
poьm, a:c, noьm, ŋoьm, cam, peьŋ, aŋ, caŋ, am, piъm, ŋiъk, ka:m, miъn

(a) Determine the correct correspondences.

(b) Write in the Roman script:

គាំ spoke (in a wheel)
គាគ crow
ងាំង bright red
ចាម Cham
នាម name
មាំ robust

a, , are short vowels, a:, are long vowels, ŋ, c are consonants; Chan is an ethnic group in Southeast Asia. Khmer is the official language of the Kingdom of Cambodia. It is spoken by approx. 9 mln people.

—Sergey Dmitrenko