[is] lustful

night

seat on which the Buddha sat when he attained enlightenment

[euphonious suffix]

to work as employee; to work for money; to hire oneself out; to make a living

[is] acceptable; reasonable; tolerable

to agree take up; undertake; accede; promise; vow; assure; pledge

to be elected

to suffer, have misfortunes

surrounding walls

root (of a plant)

market price

shape; figure; body; outline; form

[a prefix for adjectives similar to the English suffix "-ish"] [has] a form, body, appearance, likeness, or similarity to; somewhat

to draft, to sketch, to outline

mesh; structure; grid

a draft, a sketch, a first or preliminary form of any writing, subject to revision, copying, etc.

[numerical classifier for drafts of documents]

the armed services; military services

Department of Corrections

punishment by royal decree; a penalty imposed by the king

[general] golden shower tree; Indian Laburnum; Pudding-Pine Tree; Purging Cassia, Cassis fistula (Leguminosae) (Linn.)

[ดอกราดชะพรึก] flower of the golden shower tree, the official national flower of Thailand and the King of Thailand

[ต้นราดชะพรึก] [the plant] golden shower tree, Cassia fistula

duty-free shop

Ram [a Thai male given name] (thunder giant)

[from the Pali root อาราม (temple, monastery), used in temple names]

[พระราม] the King Rama (I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX)

[ถนนพระราม] [names of roads in Bangkok] Rama (I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, IX)

[พระราม] Rama, the hero character in the Ramayana epic, believed to be the avatar of พระนารายณ์

[is] surrounded by; encircled by

guardrail (on a highway or motorway, e.g.); railing on a balcony

to flourish a sword

hemmorrhoid

to hop to it; to get on with it; to press ahead

to hurry

pores (in skin)

to understand well

type; feature; characteristic; form

to urge; press; impel; push; spur

[is] happy; cheerful; merry; jovial

to undertake to study; learn; study

Subhannahong Royal Barge, which is brought afloat the แม่น้ำเจ้าพระยา  (the Chao Phraya river) Pannually for their Majesties the King and Queen and the royal family members to perform the royal ceremony called ทอดกฐิน—to present ผ้ากฐิน  (yellow robes) to พระภิกษุสงฆ์ (Buddhist monks) at the end of the Buddhist Lent