Referring to a time occurring after a specific moment or event.

Tasks that must be performed.

A mission or duty assigned to a person or group.

Duty or obligation.

Tasks or duties performed daily as part of a routine.

A task or duty that requires significant effort.

Responsibility or duties one must manage or take care of.

To concentrate the mind in meditation or prayer, often seeking divine assistance.

To wish or hope for something to happen.

Condition or state in a specific context, such as psychological, economic, or environmental conditions.

Phenomenon or notable circumstance in a field or area of study.

A system of spoken or written communication, such as Thai or English.

The English language.

A mandatory payment imposed by government or local authority for various functions like income, property ownership, business, or consumption to fund national or local expenses.

The community of Buddhist monks living together under religious vows.

To be delighted or to experience joy and pleasure.

Pleasure or delight.

A province in southern Thailand known for its beaches, resorts, and nightlife.

A natural elevation of the earth's surface, typically with a peak, such as a hill or mountain.

A metaphorical term for a significant obstacle or challenge.

Phu Phan, a mountain range in northeastern Thailand known for its natural beauty and historical significance.

Immunity or resistance to disease.

Area of expertise or field of knowledge.

Status, level, or standard.

To feel proud of something or someone

Medicine or substance used to treat diseases.

Field of pharmacy or the study and practice of preparing and dispensing drugs.

A healthcare professional licensed to prepare, dispense medications, and provide advice on their use.

Food or sustenance typically served as a meal; also refers to nourishment or nutrition.

An abbreviation for 'meter', a unit of length in the metric system.

An abbreviation for 'university', used mainly in educational contexts.

An abbreviation for 'village'.

The first month of the solar calendar, consisting of 31 days.

A head ornament worn by royalty, Buddha images, or statues of deities, often used in beauty pageants.

A large, square pavilion with a tiered pyramidal roof, often used in religious and royal contexts.

A social insect from the family Formicidae, known for its distinct body structure, colony lifestyle, and various species behaviors.

A magician or shaman, with gender-specific terms: 'พ่อมด' for males and 'แม่มด' for females.

A species of ant known as Oecophylla smaragdina, typically orange or reddish-brown, nesting in trees and known for its defensive biting and acid secretion.

Red ant.

Matichon, a prominent media company in Thailand known for publishing newspapers and magazines.

A magical spell or enchantment used in rituals and spiritual practices.

An animal capable of reasoning, self-awareness, and creating complex societies.

Referring to human beings collectively, often emphasizing shared experiences or conditions.

Death, often used for monks.

Stages of spiritual enlightenment in Buddhism, referring to the path and its fruition.

The introduction of harmful substances into the environment

The Malay language.

Referring to the Malay people, language, or culture.

A member of the Malay ethnic group.

A bluish-red color known as purple.

Pleasant-sounding or to feel entertained

Enjoyable or fun-filled

To roll or coil into a cylindrical or spiral shape.

A classifier for rolled or wrapped items like cloth or paper.

To roll or curl oneself up into a ball or curled position, often for comfort or warmth.

Sport involving fighting with the fists.

A large-scale event or festival for entertainment, exhibitions, or sports.

Public entertainment or celebration typically involving music, dance, and festive activities.

Large or great, often used as a prefix in compound words

A priestly rank used before the name of a monk who has passed at least the third level of Pali studies

A supreme deity or great god, often referring to powerful gods like Vishnu or Shiva in Hinduism.

Relics of the Buddha or a structure housing them.

A stupa or temple containing sacred relics.

A person who has received a master's degree.

An institution of higher education providing undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

Having vast wealth or resources; very large in quantity.

To a great extent; in large amounts.

A large body of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface.

A province in northeastern Thailand known for education and cultural landmarks.

A name associated with Mahidol University, a prestigious educational institution in Thailand.

The name of Prince Mahidol Adulyadej, known as the father of modern medicine and public health in Thailand.

The title of the king's wife, known as 'Phra Mahesi'.