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| " โรงสวด " noun chapel " โรงแสดงดนตรี " noun concert hall; musical auditorium " โรจ " [alternate spelling of โรจน์] " โรตี " noun a type of Indian pancake; a common Thai or Malay flat-bread dessert made with various toppings, often rolled in paper " โรมันคาทอหลิก " noun Roman Catholic; Roman Catholicism " โรแวน " noun, adjective [general] rowan noun [ต้นโรแวน] rowan tree " ไร้ " adjective [is] without; lacking; devoid of; in need of preposition [prefix corresponding to the English suffix] -less; without " ไร้สนิม " adjective [ไร้สนิม] [of steel] stainless " ฤคเวท " proper noun, loanword, Sanskrit The Rg-Veda—one of the three ancient Hinduism writs " ฤทธานุ " [alternate spelling of ฤทธา] " ลงแขก " verb, transitive, intransitive (of neighbors or the local community) to come down to help (ie. at harvest time) " ลงบัตร " verb, intransitive to vote; to cast a ballot " ลงรากตึก " verb, intransitive to lay the foundation of a building " ลดโทษ " verb to reduce punishment; lighten penalty " ลบ. " proper noun, abbreviation [abbreviation for ลพบุรี ] LRI " ล่มหัวจมท้าย " verb, phrase to agree to become husband and wife " ล่วงมาแล้ว " adverb ago " ลหุโทษ " noun [referring to] the minor-offense prison in Bangkok " ลองใจ " adjective [is] testing another person's feelings; [is] testing another person's resolve " ลอบสังหาร " verb to assassinate; kill; murder; to make an attempt on someone’s life " ลอเร็น " proper noun, loanword, English Lauren [an English given name] " ละเมิด " verb, transitive to break a law, violate rules, infringe, disregard instructions or orders, to transgress " ลักทรัพย์ " verb to rob; steal; commit theft " ลัทธิบูชาบุคคล " noun, phrase cult of personality; belief in the superiority of a single individual " ลาสิกขา " verb to leave the monkhood; disrobe " ลาด " [alternate spelling of ราด ] " ลายมือ " noun, phrase handwriting " ลำลอง " adjective informal; unrestricted; gaudy; showy; fanciful; independent " ลินด์ซี่ย์ " proper noun, loanword, English Lindsey [an English given name] " ลีโอ " proper noun, loanword, English Leo [an English given name] |
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