[is] ill; sick (used for a monk)

[alternate spelling of อัฟกานิสถาน ]

[Taechiew Chinese] grandmother

the eldest son; an elder brother

[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]

first; one

[of animals—word placed in front of an animal's name to indicate masculine gender]

[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]

[word used among male friends by placing it in front of nicknames to indicate their strong male bond or companionship]

[a derogatory prefix placed in front of male names or nicknames to express insult—usually used in a negative way]

[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]

[word used in front of some words or phrases to express emphasis in a general way]

[impolite prefix used in front of some words or phrases to express reprimand]

[special pronoun used to refer to what is well understood]

how old is...? How old are...? "What's your age?"

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Arctic

Arm [a common Thai male nickname]

[alternate spelling of อารย ]

to mourn; grieve; miss; feel reluctance to leave someone

arms; weapons of war; military weaponry

a volunteer

Japanese food

fresh food

bargaining power

[อิ๋ง ๆ] [crying sound of (e.g.) a dog in pain]

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] in

[alternate spelling of อินทรีย์]

[physics] an electron, the tiny particle of matter that is smaller than an atom and has a negative electrical charge

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword, "EMS"] Express Mail Service

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Isuzu

same thing

[is] abundant; plentiful; numerous

to rotate in the left or counter-clockwise direction

[อุ่นใจ] [is] (feeling) secure; happy; at ease

charge d’affaires, a low-ranking diplomat

[alternate spelling of อุตส่าห์ ]

business document

Edith [an English given name]

mention; utter

Ernest [an English given name]