[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] hot dog

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] horn

[alternate spelling of ฮอล์แลนด์ ]

the Haj, the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca

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

[expressing surprise] "Ha!"

[Northern dialect] a dish of fish steeped in brine

[Thai transcription of foreign name] Harvard

[Thai transcription of foreign loan word] hit; highly popular song, e.g.

[onomatopoeia] Ha, ha.

[the sound of moaning, grieving, crying, weeping, or lamenting]

[ฮือ ๆ] [the sound of moaning, grieving, crying, weeping, or lamenting]

[of a crowd] to rush in; to stampede; to swarm out

to burn fiercely; to quickly become widespread

[แต้จิ๋ว  dialect] good fortune

[expressing exhaustion, relief, etc.] Phew! (i.e. exhaling)

[Thai transcription of foreign loanword] handmade

Hope [an English given name]

[Thai transcription of foreign phrase] high technology

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

[The first letter of the Thai alphabet]

the base or bottom of something

to hatch; brood; incubate; coddle

[ต้นกก] flatsedge; Cyperus digitatus or another of the several hundred species of the genus Bakánoa (Cyperaceae); one of which is used by the Tarahumara Indians of Mexico as a visionary entheogen

[แม่กก] the first of the "Eight Word Ending Protocols" in Thai grammar; the "-c", "-g", "-k", "q" and "-ck" sounds at the end of a syllable; a dead ending [see notes]

to cuddle (with); fondle; embrace (someone)

honorary consul (in a foreign country who handls consular activities for the Thai foreign ministry)

to click on "share" on a social media website

dregs; discard product; lees

public square in the center of a city

hydrofluoric acid — HF

Treasury Department under the supervision of กระทรวงการคลัง

one's past deeds; sins of one's prior life

to string flowers together; strung flowers

rear window (car)

[กระเจี๊ยบเขียว] okra, Lady's Finger Abelmoschus esculentus

(a crab or turtle) shell; carapace

A4 sized paper

[name of a certain Thai folk song or dance]