A large bird in the Accipitridae family, known for its scavenging habits, with broad wings and short tails.

In folklore, vultures are associated with bad omens or symbols of death due to their scavenging nature.

The reason or stimulus that drives someone to take action or pursue goals.

A source of motivation or creativity that stimulates action or thought.

The period of the lunar phase when the moon begins to wane from the first to the 14th or 15th day.

To stay overnight.

Computer memory, specifically RAM.

A device or setup used to catch animals, often involving a mechanism that captures or entangles the prey.

A condition or disorder affecting the health of humans, animals, or plants, or causing discomfort or harm.

A disease characterized by a persistent or recurring fever.

A mental disorder with severe abnormalities in emotion, thought, or behavior, leading to loss of control, such as delusions or hallucinations.

To be mad or insane.

A structure for residence, business, or storage, often with a roof and floor attached to the ground.

A building or organization where goods are manufactured or processed, typically on a large scale.

Place for medical care and treatment.

A place for educational activities, typically attended by children during compulsory education.

An establishment offering lodging, meals, and other services for travelers.

A facility where rice or grains are processed, such as milling or polishing.

To shine or illuminate with light.

Brilliantly or luminously.

Characterized by expressions of love or sentimental affection.

Various small mites found in plants, animals, or homes, some causing allergies.

Used to ask questions about location, identity, or nature.

To allocate or distribute, especially used with the word 'เรี่ยไร'.

Unspecified thing or object; anything.

A unit of land measure equaling 1,600 square meters, commonly used for farming.

A place for growing crops on highlands or flat areas, excluding rice fields.

Lacking meaningful content or importance; nonsensical.

A traditional Thai female given name meaning 'heart' or 'mind'. Often symbolizes love, affection, or sentiment.

A division of the year based on climate, such as rainy, winter, and summer, or specific times for activities like harvest or festivals.

A division of the year defined by changes in weather and daylight, such as summer or winter.

The season of spring when plants begin to grow, marked by warmer temperatures following winter.

The season of summer, characterized by high temperatures, typically occurring from March to May in Thailand.

The season characterized by cold weather occurring after autumn and before spring.

Supernatural power or potency capable of remarkable effects

Influence or effect of a force or substance, such as the effectiveness of medicine

A wise ascetic or hermit in South Asian religions, known for severe self-discipline and spiritual insight.

To move downwards or to get off a vehicle or surface.

To decrease or reduce in amount or number.

To set tools for catching aquatic animals.

To have diarrhea.

To invest money, effort, or resources into a project or business with the expectation of a return or successful outcome.

To punish or penalize, such as through whipping, imprisonment, or fines.

To move downwards or decrease in level or intensity.

To descend or come down from a higher position to a lower one

To alight or get off a vehicle or mount

In a downwards direction

To start working or actively engage in a task.

To board a boat or ship for a journey or adventure.

To apply or register for a position, competition, or membership.

To conclude or finish a situation or event.

To decrease or reduce something, such as a price, weight, or fever; to lower or ease something, such as sound or speed; to remove or take down, like lowering a flag.

To reduce the value or cost of something.

To offer a discount.

To decrease in quantity, level, or intensity.

To diminish or become less in size or extent.

To experience a gradual decrease in quality or value.

To drop suddenly or become lower suddenly.

To exceed a limit and overflow, unable to be contained.

To remove or make something disappear by wiping, rubbing, or eroding.

To subtract or deduct, as used in arithmetic.

A minus sign symbol.

Lopburi city, the capital of Lopburi province, noted for ancient ruins and a population of crab-eating macaques.

Lopburi, a province in central Thailand known for its historical sites and monkey festivals.

Breath, commonly used to refer to death expressions.

Moving air.

An illness with symptoms like dizziness, faintness, and nausea, possibly severe.

To move from an upright position to lying on the ground; to collapse.

To kill or slaughter an animal; to die.

To abolish or cancel.

To suddenly die or fall dead, often used for animals or people.

A seasonal wind pattern due to temperature differences between land and sea, causing changes in wind direction with seasons, usually associated with heavy rain.

A gentle, cool breeze that provides a refreshing sensation.

The coolness in the air often associated with pleasant weather.

To fall down from a loss of balance or external force.

To collapse or fail under pressure or force, used figuratively for systems or structures.

A type of doll that rights itself after being pushed over.

To rise and fall repeatedly; to be unstable or weak.

The act or process of inhaling and exhaling air; breathing.

Symbolic representation of life force or vitality.

An exhalation or puff of air from breathing.