It is a Tai languages dictionary manuscript. It is a complete manuscript but it has fewer entries than Junaram Sangbun Phukan's Bar Amra. Lak Ni Khut Mit also recorded as Kham Mvng Tau Si year and Dvn Sip (10th month), during the British period. This corresponds to 1815-16(EAP373_JunaramSangbunPh...
This is a fortune telling manuscript. There are images of pairs of chicken legs with thin bamboo sticks attached to them. And depending on these images, the placement of the bamboo sticks, fortune telling and procastination of any kind of good or bad happenings are done.
This manuscript contains a separation story of prince and a princess who were deeply in love with each other. Their marriage was against the custom due to which Lengdon gave rise to storm and wind to separate them. Here, Lengdon has been adressed Sikiya.
It contains the Dam Phi Ram Mantra. Dam Phi is the ancestor worship ceremony and this manuscript has in it the processes to conduct this ceremony. The offerings made in this ceremony are also mentioned here. Lak Ni Rai Mit, in the common era 1791-92.