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Wat

A wat is a type of Buddhist and Hindu temple in Cambodia, Laos, East Shan State (Myanmar), Yunnan (China), the Southern Province of Sri Lanka, and Thailand.

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Wat

Nodes120
Edges119
Triples199
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016667
Components1

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related to Structure · 71
Wat → Architecturally, Bell, Beside Buddhist Dharma, Bot, Buddha, Buddhism, Buddhist, Buddhist Dharma, Cambodian, Chantakhara, Chedei, Chedi, Dharma, Drum, Hindi, Ho, Ho Chaek, Ho Chan, Hong Song Nam, IAST
related to Thailand · 34
Wat → ArunWat Bowonniwet ViharaWat PhoWat, As, AyutthayaTwo, BangkokWat Benchamabophit, Buddhist, Chiang Mai, Chiang MaiWat Chedi Luang, Chiang MaiWat Chiang Man, Chiang MaiWat Phra Singh, Chiang MaiWat Phra That, Dhammayuttika Nikaya, International Forest Monastery, Kham, Lampang Luang, LampangWat Phumin, Maha Nikaya, Mahathat, Nakhon PathomWat Pah Nanachat, NanPhra Pathommachedi, NanWat Phra That Doi
related to Cambodia · 23
Wat → Angkor Wat, Angkor WatWat Nokor, At, Battambang, Buddhism, Buddhist, By, Cambodia, Cambodian, CambodiaSilver PagodaVihear, CambodiaVihear, CambodiaWat OunalomWat Langka, Kompong Cham, Phnom Penh, Phnom PenhWat Bakan, Phnom PenhWat Botum Vattey, Phnom PenhWat Moha Montrey, Phnom PenhWat Ounalaom, Phnom PenhWat Phnom, Pursat
related to Etymology · 15
Wat → Buddhist, Da2, Devanāgarī, Dha, Hindu, In, Khmer, Lao, Northern Thai, RTGS, Sanskrit, Tai Lü, Tamil, Thai, The
related to Types · 14
Wat → According, Despite, For, Phra Phutthabat, Public, Royal, RTGS, Samnak, Thai, Thai Buddhist, These, Visungkhamsima, Wat Tham Krabok, Wats
related to Other countries · 10
Wat → East Shan State, Finland Some Tai Khun, London, Myanmar, Nukari, Nurmijärvi, Thai Buddhist, UKInterior, Wat Buddhapadipa, Wimbledon
related to Malaysia · 9
Wat → Buddhists, Kelantan, Kelantan Despite, Malaysian, PenangWat Chayamangkalaram, PenangWat Chetawan, SelangorWat Phothivihan, Thai, Wat Buppharam
related to Laos · 7
Wat → Luang Prabang, Luang PrabangWat Mai Suwannaphumaham, Luang PrabangWat Manorom, Luang PrabangWat Sisaket, VientianeWat Xieng Thong, Wat Si Saket, Wat Xieng Thong
related to overview · 6
Wat → Angkor Wat, As, Buddha, Buddhist, In Buddhism, In Cambodia
is a · 2
Wat → Buddhist sacred precinct with vihara, type of Buddhist and Hindu temple in Cambodia

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Important terminology

thai khmer buddhist lao sala temple cambodia temples sanskrit hall monks rtgs dharma thailand three room also vihara bot wats

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Watis atype of Buddhist and Hindu temple in Cambodia0.90text
Watis aBuddhist sacred precinct with vihara0.90text
philosophyinstance ofBuddhist university includes subjects0.80text
scienceinstance ofBuddhist university includes subjects0.80text
information technologyinstance ofBuddhist university includes subjects0.80text
Sanskritinstance ofBuddhist university includes subjects0.80text
and other foreign languagesinstance ofBuddhist university includes subjects0.80text
Watrelated to CambodiaAt0.60section
Watrelated to CambodiaBuddhist0.60section
Watrelated to CambodiaBuddhism0.60section
Watrelated to CambodiaCambodia0.60section
Watrelated to CambodiaBy0.60section

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