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Ping River

Ping River

3.8
A river in western Thailand that joins the Chao Phraya River
  • proper noun
translation icon : río Ping
  • The Ping River flows through Chiang Mai.

Examples

  • The Ping River flows through Chiang Mai, providing water for agriculture and daily use.

  • The city of Tak sits along the banks of the Ping River, benefiting from its fertile land.

  • During the rainy season, the Ping River can swell and flood nearby areas.

  • Many tourists visit the Ping River for its beauty.

  • During the rainy season, the Ping River can swell and flood nearby areas.

  • The Ping River flows through Chiang Mai, providing water for agriculture and daily use.

  • The city of Tak sits along the banks of the Ping River, benefiting from its fertile land.

Synonyms

Ping
vsPing River
20 8.4

A river in western Thailand that joins the Chao Phraya River

is the same meaning but uses the fuller form including the word river

Surface Forms

Ping River main

Morphology

Ping + river

This is a straightforward place-name formed from the proper name 'Ping' plus the noun 'river'; a learner who knows both constituents can infer it refers to a river called Ping (i.e., a watercourse). The NAME + river composition is cross-linguistically common, so the basic referential meaning is transparently derivable even if specific geographic details (e.g., tributary status) require extra knowledge.

Etymology

Ping River may come from an old village or a group of people called 'Ping' who lived by the water, so locals began to call that stream the 'Ping' river. That's why today Ping River simply means the river called Ping in northern Thailand.