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  " อวยพร "
verb
to bless; to invoke a blessing


" อวัยวะเพศ "
noun
genitals; sex organ


" อวิชชา "
noun
ignorance; condition without knowledge


" อสส. "
noun, abbreviation
[abbreviation for อัยการสูงสุด] AG


" ออ "
verb
to gather around; crowd together
[pronunciation of the 43rd letter of the Thai alphabet]


" ออกจากไข่ "
verb
to hatch


" ออกเป็น "
[causative grammatical marker]


" ออกรวง "
verb
to produce grains


" ออกให้ "
verb
to give out; distribute; issue; come out


" ออเซาะ "
verb
to cajole; wheedle


" อ่อนเพลีย "
adjective, phrase, formal
weak; exhausted; affable; obliging; enfeebled; worn out; drained; fatigued; tired out


" อ่อนนุช "
proper noun, geographical
[ถนนอ่อนนุช] [name of a road and Skytrain station in Bangkok] On Nuuj, On Nuut, On Nut


" อ้อยส้อย "
adjective, adverb
lingeringly and pretentiously doleful and woebegone for others' sympathy


" อะเซทิลีน "
noun, English
[Thai transcription of foreign loanword] acetylene


" อะลุ้มอล่วย "
verb
to compromise; give in


" อักษรเดี่ยว "
noun
solitary consonants


" อังกอร์วัด  "
proper noun
Angkor Wat, palaces and capital of the ancient Angkor kingdom (800-1200 A.D.) about which little is known


" อัดสำเนา "
verb
copy (with machine); duplicate


" อัตวินิบาตกรรม "
noun
suicide; self-annihilation


" อับโชค "
adjective
[is] unlucky; unfortunate


" อัล ไคดา "
[alternate spelling of อัลไคดา]


" อัศวินผู้เก่งกล้า "
noun
a brave knight


" อาการเมาค้าง "
noun
hangover (from drinking)


" อ่างล้างมือ  "
noun
sink or basin for washing the hands


" อาชีพสงวน "
noun
reserved occupation


" อ่านในใจ "
verb
to read to oneself; read without speaking out loud


" อ้าย "
noun, pronoun, colloquial, ancient
the eldest son; an elder brother
noun, pronoun, ancient
[titular honorific, used mostly in the country (the northern or northeastern provinces) by placing it in front of men's first names or nicknames] [see Notes]
adjective, archaic, ancient
first; one
noun, colloquial
[of animals—word placed in front of an animal's name to indicate masculine gender]
prefix, colloquial, ancient
[word used by a superior male by placing it in front of an inferior male's name or nickname, e.g. a master calling servant]
prefix, colloquial, ancient
[word used among male friends by placing it in front of nicknames to indicate their strong male bond or companionship]
prefix, colloquial, vulgar
[a derogatory prefix placed in front of male names or nicknames to express insult—usually used in a negative way]
prefix, colloquial, ancient
[an ancient prefix adults use by placing it in front of boys' or much younger men's names/nicknames to express familiarity or kind fondness]
prefix, colloquial
[word used in front of some words or phrases to express emphasis in a general way]
prefix, colloquial, vulgar
[impolite prefix used in front of some words or phrases to express reprimand]
pronoun
[special pronoun used to refer to what is well understood]


" อารยะขัดขืน "
noun
civil disobedience


" อาสัย "
verb
depend on for support (e.g., on parents)


" อาหารหนัก "
noun
big meal