វ្រះ

• (pre-Angkorian) វ្រហ្ហ៑ (“vrahh”), វ្រាអះ (“vrā'aḥ”), ព្រា (“brā”), ព្រ (“bra”)
• វ្រះហ (“vraḥha”), វ្រះហ៑ (“vraḥh”), វ្រហ៑ (“vrah”), វ្រស៑ (“vras”), វ្រាះ (“vrāḥ”), ព្រះ (“braḥ”), ព្រះហ៑ (“braḥh”), ព្រហ៑ (“brah”)

From វ- +‎ រះ (“to shine; to be bright, light, radiant”); or from Proto-Mon-Khmer *brah (“divine being”); likely from Sanskrit वर (vara, “best; excellent; foremost; holy; precious; top; valuable; etc.”).

• IPA^(key): /wrah ~ brah/

វ្រះ (vraḥ)

1. divine or royal being or object; the Holy One, the Buddha, occurring as headword of a noun phrase..
2. a holy image; sanctuary, shrine, temple, as housing a divinity.
3. (pronoun) a divine or royal one: the sovereign; one in holy orders.

• Khmer: ព្រះ (prĕəh)
• Lao: ພຣະ (phra)
• Thai: พระ (prá)