The name of a country and ethnicity located west and northwest of Thailand.

A prediction of future weather conditions.

The smallest phonetic unit in a language, consisting of a single sound or multiple sounds combined in a word.

A person who witnesses an event or provides evidence.

To care for, attend to patients

A healthcare professional trained to care for the sick

To make a persistent effort towards achieving a goal.

A carpet or rug made from animal hair, also used for other types of floor coverings.

To sprinkle or spray a liquid into small droplets.

An organized group with shared objectives, especially in politics.

A former political party in Thailand, founded in 1998 by Thaksin Shinawatra, known for its populist policies and active until 2007.

At the same time; simultaneously or together.

With; together with.

To be ready or prepared; all set.

Occurring simultaneously or in coordination.

Alongside or together with another action or event.

Happening at the same time as another event or action.

Indicating a state of being prepared or willing to do something

Buddhist monk or clergy; also refers to Buddha images and holy days in Buddhism.

Refers to the Christian God or Jesus, as used by Christians in Thailand.

Prefix indicating reverence, used for deities, royalty, high-ranking clerical titles, or sacred items.

Metaphorically someone with compassion and virtue, similar to a deity.

A highly revered and iconic Buddha statue made of jade or green stone, recognized as a national treasure in Thailand.

The moon, the celestial body orbiting the Earth and visible by reflected sunlight.

The light from the moon.

The lunar phase when the entire moon is illuminated.

A stupa or pagoda, a significant Buddhist monument for housing relics, usually found in temple complexes.

The Buddha or a supreme deity.

A prefix for royal titles, such as for kings or princes.

The age or lifespan of a royal or revered figure, used formally and with reverence.

The heart or mind of royalty or divinity; used to describe the feelings or thoughts of a king, deity, or noble figure.

The Buddhist teachings and disciplinary rules established by the Buddha

Tripitaka, the traditional term for Buddhist scriptures

King Naresuan, the King of Ayutthaya from 1590 to 1605, known for liberating Siam from Burmese rule.

A representation of the Buddha in a reclining position, symbolizing his entry into parinirvana.

A royal or formal title used for the names of kings, queens, or members of royalty.

The ultimate spiritual goal in Buddhism, representing liberation from the cycle of rebirth and the cessation of suffering.

A respectful term for the eyes of a royal person or deity.

A revered and culturally significant Buddha statue originating from Laos.

A principal Buddha statue located in a temple's ordination hall or monastery hall.

A type of stupa in Thai Buddhist temples, noted for its tall, slender structure and elaborate decoration.

A respectful title used for Gautama Buddha, often employed in religious contexts.

A respectful term for face, used in reference to royalty or revered figures.

An amulet often made of clay, resembling a Buddhist statue, used for spiritual protection or luck.

The Great Teacher of Buddhism and often used as a prefix for royal titles.

Symbolic representation of the Buddha's footprint, often found in temples, considered sacred.

The Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism.

Jesus Christ, central figure of Christianity, believed to be the Son of God and the prophesied Messiah.

Literary work composed by a member of the royal family.

A grand residence for a king, queen, or royal family member.

A male monarch ruling over a kingdom or state.

Rama, a major figure in Hindu mythology and an incarnation of the god Vishnu, known from the epic Ramayana.

Title for kings in the Chakri Dynasty of Thailand, starting from King Rama I.

A portrait or photograph of a monk, used respectfully in Buddhist contexts.

A religion, often referring to Buddhism and its teachings or principles.

Shiva, a principal deity in Hinduism known as the destroyer or transformer within the Trimurti.

One of the two chief male disciples of Gautama Buddha, known for his wisdom

The hand of a monk or member of the royal family, used in respectful contexts.

The body or self in a regal context.

His/Her Majesty or Highness in formal royal contexts.

A classifier for the Buddha, supreme deities, kings, high-ranking royals, and the Supreme Patriarch.

An enlightened being in Buddhism, who has achieved perfect insight and liberation, also known as an Arhat.

The sun, often used in literary and formal contexts.

Sunday, deriving from the association with the sun.

Indra, the king of gods in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, associated with rain, storms, and warfare