Musical instruments--Thailand
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Ching (Cymbals)
- Narrower: Kaen
- Narrower: Khim
- Narrower: Khlui
- Narrower: Khō̜ng wong
- Narrower: Klō̜ng lūang
- Narrower: Klō̜ng yāo
- Narrower: Klō̜ng ǣ
- Narrower: Phin (Lute)
- Narrower: Phin (Plucked instruments)
- Narrower: Phin pia
- Narrower: Pī (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Ranāt thum
- Narrower: Ranāt ēk
- Narrower: Salō̜
- Narrower: Seung
- Narrower: Sō̜ dūang
- Narrower: Sō̜ sām sāi
- Narrower: Sō̜ ū
- Narrower: Čhakhē
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