to complain; grumble; moan

to cry; lament; bemoan; moan; wail

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] "OTOP" /oʊ-tɒp/; [pronunciation of the English acronym for the Thai phrase หนึ่งตำบล หนึ่งผลิตภัณฑ์]

to change one's nationality; to switch citizenship

to hug; embrace tightly

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Opal

one's own son (legitimate) used by royalty

of oneself; of one's issue

homily; exhortation; advice

[expressing astonishment] oh!

[alternate spelling of อ้าย ]

[an extremely vulgar curse]

Eiffel

[alternate spelling of ไอ้ย่า]

[Thai transcription of foreign loanword] hotdog

Honeywell (a U.S. company)

Harvey [an English given name]

Hugh [an English given name]

to swiftly flock or gather together

[onomatopoeia] sound of approval or joy (as that received from the crowd, a meeting or gathering)

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Hercules

Harrison [an English given name]

[chemistry] Hydrogen, H, atomic number 1

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

[The first letter of the Thai alphabet]

royal insignia

hump of an animal

chief; head; chairman

ex post facto law

[แม่กน] the fourth of the "Eight Word Ending Protocols" in Thai grammar, the "-n" sound at the end of a syllable, a live ending [see notes]

to revolt, rebel, mutiny, overthrow, stage a coup, stage a putsch

revolt; mutiny; putsch

saturated fat

Department of Public Works

small stone; pebble; rock; gravel

to pour (water)

to treat (someone in some way); to act or behave in a manner (towards someone or something)

to decentralize (authority or power)