Editing Thai script (section)

===Other symbols===

{|class="wikitable"
|-valign="top"
! rowspan="2" | Symbol
! colspan="2" | Name
! rowspan="2" | Meaning
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! Thai || [[Royal Thai General System of Transcription|RTGS]]
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| ฯ || ไปยาลน้อย || ''paiyan noi'' || marks formal phrase shortened by [[Convention (norm)|convention]] (abbreviation)
|-
|-
| ฯลฯ || ไปยาลใหญ่ || ''paiyan yai'' || [[et cetera]]
|-
| ๆ || ไม้ยมก || ''mai yamok'' || preceding word or phrase is [[Reduplication|reduplicate]]d
|-
| ๏ || ฟองมัน, ตาไก่ || ''fong man'', ''ta kai''  || previously marked beginning of a sentence, paragraph, or stanza (obsolete);<ref name="NECTEC"/> now only marks beginning of a stanza in a poem; now also used as [[bullet point]]<ref name="Unicode"/>
|-
| ๏<span style="position:relative;right:1ex;bottom:.5ex;">"</span> || ฟองมันฟันหนู, ฟันหนูฟองมัน, ฝนทองฟองมัน || ''fong man fan nu'', ''fan nu fong man'', ''fon tong fong man''
| rowspan="2" | previously marked beginning of a chapter (obsolete)
|-
| ๐<span style="position:relative;right:1ex;bottom:.5ex;">"</span> || ฟองดัน || ''fong dan''
|-
| ฯ || อังคั่นเดี่ยว, คั่นเดี่ยว, ขั้นเดี่ยว || ''angkhan diao'', ''khan diao'', ''khan diao'' || previously marked end of a sentence or stanza (obsolete)<ref name="NECTEC"/>
|-
| ๚ || อังคั่นคู่, คั่นคู่, ขั้นคู่ || ''angkhan khu'', ''khan khu'', ''khan khu'' || marks end of stanza; marks end of chapter<ref name="NECTEC"/>  or long section<ref name="Unicode"/>
|-
| ฯะ || rowspan="2" | อังคั่นวิสรรชนีย์ || rowspan="2" | ''angkhan wisanchani'' || rowspan="2" | marks end of a stanza in a poem<ref name="Unicode"/>
|-
| ๚ะ
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| ๛ || โคมูตร, สูตรนารายณ์ || ''kho mut'', ''sut narai'' || marks end of a chapter or document;<ref name="Unicode"/> marks end of a story<ref name="NECTEC"/>
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| ๚ะ๛ || อังคั่นวิสรรชนีย์โคมูตร || ''angkhan wisanchani kho mut'' || marks the very end of a written work
|-
| ฿ || บาท || ''bat'' || [[baht]] (the [[currency]] of Thailand)
|}

''Pai-yan noi'' and ''angkhan diao'' share the same character. ''Sara a'' (<big><big>–ะ</big></big>) used in combination with other characters is called ''wisanchani''.

Some of the characters can mark the beginning or end of a sentence, chapter, or episode of a story or of a stanza in a poem. These have changed use over time and are becoming uncommon.