tower; watch tower

in Thai grammar, the name of the special function of the consonant ห in which it causes a subsequent low-class, sonorant consonant (ง, ณ, ญ, น, ม, ย, ร, ล, or ว) to determine its tone as if it were a high-class consonant. In this way, the syllable can obtain—depending on the vowel, final consonant type, and tone mark—a low, rising, or falling tone.

national library

grilled bee hive wrapped in a banana leaf

(jail) holding cell; detention room

single room

hotel room

closet; small room

smelling strongly of fennel

bivalve; a class of mollusk which includes clams, scallops and oysters) Bivalvia

to clear the jungle; clear land for farming; make a clearing in a virgin forest

to turn back

[is] completely filled up in a haphazard manner; scatted helter-skelter

[หัวดื้อ] [is] stubborn

stump of trees or fragments of wood

administrative manager of monks

to laugh out loud

to earn a living; make money

lean paddy rice; tailings

to carry a single object by its handles using both hands or by two people, each holding one side

[การหาม] [the activity of] หาม 

[is] unable to breathe

whetstone

[is] in high spirits

ear

handle (e.g. of a cup or telephone)

[ใบหู] the external portion of the ear

[คู่หู] [is] intimate; close

[สนิทหู] to sound good; sound plausible; sound reasonable

[เห็ดจิก] [the mushroom,] Lopharia papyracea (Jungh.) Reid. [See also: ตีนตุ๊กแก]

to disagree with; see differently from

[is] rancid; foul; strong-smelling; rank; stale

to step on something; crush

Quartermaster Corp [Army]

remnants; left over; remaining