[is] angry; annoyed; indignant; offended; irate

[is] angry; annoyed; indignant; offended; irate

funerary urn; an ornate, vertical and cylinder-shaped coffin with a pinnacle-like lid (typically) for royal use

pupa; chrysalis

testes

storehouse; treasury; safe; repository

pod; sheath; scabbard

lexicon; dictionary; information repository

next to (attached to); near

dawn; daybreak; sunrise

capon, a cockerel castrated for the purpose of improving its meat quality

dawn

to reconcile; conciliate; arbitrate; mediate; smooth; make peace; patch up

instant; moment, a short time; occasion; juncture; hour

meanwhile; in the meantime; shortly

while; when; as

to get goosebumps

[a type of] Thai dumpling consisting of meat wrapped in a wonton

group; portion; series; row; line

to interrupt; to impede; to prevent

many; plentiful

plot; plot of land; bed; piece of land

[numerical classifier for plots of land]

[ขบถต่อ] to rebel against

offspring; grandchild

[Isaan dialect] [is] horrible; terrifying

[a kind of] snail

to expand [one's] presence

[ขลุ่ยอู้] [musical] Thai flute, largest sized

ax; axe; hatchet

[closing of a letter] Respectfully yours; Regards; Yours faithfully

assumption

a serious charge or accusation; felony charge

give-away; free stuff; premium (given on purchase of something else)

to remove scales from a fish; scale a fish

to interrupt; break

to drive (a vehicle)

galangal, galanga, China root, or kha (Alpinia officinarum), a relative of the ginger plant. The root is used used to add flavor in Thai cooking and some Thai style soups. The flavor is more lemony and more peppery than that of common ginger, and it has a richer aroma. The skin is pale yellow, with pink-tinged knobs; the interior is cream-color. Kha is not eaten alone—large slices are floated in soups or the root is ground into curry paste.

[ชาวข่า] a tribe of Mon-Cambodian descent residing on mountains

[is] lacking of; short of; deficient

should be ashamed of oneself

crisp; salty rice cakes

jasmine rice