ทิชา 📣 | tí-chaa | Bird (Literally: Twice-born)

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• The Aha! Connection
  

  By combining ‘Two’ with ‘Born,’ ทิชา literally translates to ‘Twice-born.’ Ancient thinkers viewed birds as being born twice: first when the mother lays the egg, and second when the chick hatches from the shell. This logic also applies to Brahmins (physical birth and spiritual initiation) and teeth (milk teeth and permanent teeth).

• Family Members:
  
  • ทิ (thá-wí) is also found in: ทวิ 📣 (thá-wí) – Two / Double
  • ชา (châat) is also found in: ชาติ 📣 (châat) – Birth / Nation