The digitalized version of Dictionarium Linguæ Thai is now available as an online database created by ChulaSEAL. Dictionationarium Linguæ Thai Online (DLTO) provides easy and efficient access into the Thai lexicon of the early Bangkok period, the dictionary itself being well-known and oft-cited source. The online database is based on the digital file disseminated through Internet Archive. In addition, careful proofreading, modern spellings and IPA transcriptions were also added. The search could be done easily through an user-friendly interface which allows searching with different kinds of input, from modern Thai spelling, IPA transcriptions, and pronunciation in Roman script. Moreover, users are given example sentences from texts collected in the Vajirayana Digital Library.
DLTO is part of the project “Construction of digital resources for the study of Thai language and literature before present in honor of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.” It can be accessed via https://www.arts.chula.ac.th/chulaseal/dlto/. ChulaSEAL gratefully acknowledges financial support from the National Research Council of Thailand, Sirivadhanabhakdi Foundation, Thai Beverage Pub Co., Ltd., and Amarin Group.
