Ernesto [a given name]

[colloquial exclamation of assent] Yeah.

[is] noisy; boisterous; tumultuous

to get back at; take revenge

to pay attention (to); to look after

[is] self-willed; willful; selfish; self-directed; to march to the beat of one's own drummer

to bring (something) to (someone as a gift, for example)

[is] obstinate; stubborn

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Earl; a British nobleman of a rank below that of marquis and above that of viscount: called count for a time after the Norman conquest. The wife of an earl is a countess

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Earl; (in Anglo-Saxon England) a governor of one of the great divisions of England, including East Anglia, Mercia, Northumbria, and Wessex

Earl [an English given name]

to sit very politely; to crouch down while passing (something politely to someone else)

eldest sister; eldest daughter; [titular honorific, used mostly in the country by placing it in front of women's first names or nicknames]

Euuy [a Thai female nickname]

squeaking sound of a cart wheel

Aed [a Thai nickname]

[alternate spelling of อันดอร์รา ]

to act surreptitiously; sneak around; do something on the sly

Erik; Eric [an English given name]

[alternate spelling of โอคลาโฮม่า]

to encircle; surround; enfold; embrace; hug; clasp; outflank

Oliver [an English given name]

"IIS"; Microsoft Internet Information Server

[Thai transcription of foreign name] Einstein

suddenly; quickly and unexpectedly

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] hum; to hum

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] hit; a big hit; a trend

Hoover

[alternate spelling of เหี้ย]

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword, "high-tech" or "hi-tech"]

a.) — [indicating the first item in a list]; Mr. A.

[The first letter of the Thai alphabet]

propeller; fan; pinwheel

to force down the price

[alternate spelling of กนิษฐา]