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| " ลิ้มลอง " verb to experience; encounter; taste " ลิลิต " noun, proper noun, formal, ancient [a kind of Thai stanza or verse composed of varying types of poetic feet] " ลิววิส " proper noun Lewis [an English given name] " ลีด " noun, loanword, English [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] "lead", i.e. the soft metal " ลีออน " proper noun, loanword, English Leon [an English given name] " ลึกล้ำ " adjective [is] deep; profound; powerful " ลืมตัว " verb to get carried away; lose self-control " ลือเบกค์ " proper noun, geographical Lübeck, a city in Germany " ลุกลี้ลุกลน " verb to hurry; rush " ลู " proper noun, loanword, English Lou [an English given name] " ลูกกำพร้า " noun orphan " ลูกช้าง " pronoun [ลูกช้าง] Your humble servant [first person pronoun in a letter or entreaty] " ลูกท่านหลานเธอ " phrase the child of a high ranking official or someone with power " ลูกเบี้ยว " noun cam, an oblong machined part " ลูกมังคุด " noun [ลูกมังคุด] a mangosteen fruit " ลูกสควอช " noun squash ball " ลูกอ๊อด " noun tadpole " เลก " noun, loanword, English [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] lake " เลง " noun, colloquial [นักเลง] [positive connotation] big-hearted or generous person; sportsman; specialist noun, colloquial [นักเลง] [negative connotation] hooligan; thug; delinquent; lager lout; ruffian; vandal " เล่นพรรคเล่นพวก " to play favoritism; favor one's friends " เลวทราม " adjective, phrase, formal [is] vile " เลาะ " verb walk along the edge of; skirt; go around " เลียบเคียง " to approach; make an overture; be circumspect " เลือดอุ่น " adjective warm-blooded (of an animal) " แล่ง " noun quiver (for arrows or mud balls) verb to spilt; chop; cleave; break " โล " noun, colloquial, loanword, English [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] "lo", an abbreviation of "kilo" or "kilogram" " โลม " verb fondle; caress " วกกลับ " verb to return; turn back " วจี " noun, formal, loanword, Pali speech; word " วอดก้าผสมน้ำส้ม " noun vodka and orange juice, a "screwdriver" |
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