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| " ไทยอาสาป้องกันชาติ " proper noun National Thai Defense Volunteers " ไทรอยด์ " [alternate spelling of ไธรอยด์] " ธง " noun flag " ธงนำ " noun the primary issue (fig.) " ธนชาต " proper noun Thanachart Bank " ธนาคารเกียรตินาคิน " proper noun [ธนาคารเกียรตินาคิน] [name of a Thai bank] Kiatnakit " ธนาคารออมสิน " noun Government Savings Bank " ธรณี " noun the earth; the ground; world; soil " ธรรมชาติมนุษย์ " noun human nature " ธรรมาธิราช " noun The Supreme Dharma " ธัมมะธัมโม " adjective [is] moral " ธีโอดอร์ " proper noun, loanword, English Theodore [an English given name] " น.ต.ย.ท. " noun, abbreviation [abbreviation for น้ำตก แยก ทาง ] one-night stand " นกเขาขัน " verb, colloquial, idiom (of a man's genitals) to get hard; to get an erection " นกเอี้ยงควาย " noun [นกเอี้ยงควาย] jungle myna " นบ " verb to pay respect by clasping both hands together palm to palm, to pay respect to, to bend the head " นมบูด " noun spoiled milk " นฤมล " proper noun Naruemol [a Thai given name] " นอกตำรา " adjective, verb, intransitive unorthodox; unconventional; nonconformist " น้องหนู " noun, colloquial a boy's penis " นอนแอ้งแม้ง " verb [นอนแอ้งแม้ง] lying down motionless " นักกระโดดน้ำ " noun diver (Olympic sports, for example) " นักเตะ " noun soccer player; football player " นักฟิสิกส์ " noun physicist " นักว่ายน้ำ " noun swimmer " นั่งคาประตู " verb, intransitive, phrase to sit in front of the door; obstructing the doorway " นับชั่วโมง " adverb for (many) hours " น่าจะ " auxiliary verb [น่าจะ] [auxiliary verb combination] is worthy of... [+ verb "-ing"]; ought to " น่ารังเกียจ " adjective [is] disgusting; revolting " นาค " noun, proper noun Naga (snake, serpent demon); a mythological creature/serpent statue that can be found in almost all the temples (wat) in Thailand proper noun, person, formal, colloquial Naak [a Thai given name or nickname] (fabulous serpent) noun, proper noun, person, formal a person who is about to be ordained (บวช ) as a Buddhist priest noun, formal, poetic [used in literature only] elephant |
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