To swim in water

To verbally express or say

To move through water using the limbs.

The activity or sport of swimming.

A publication released at regular intervals featuring research or academic articles.

Water or liquid, often used in literary or poetic contexts.

A toy made with a bamboo frame covered with paper or cloth, controlled with a string to fly in the wind.

An exclamation expressing surprise, admiration, or awe.

A critical or perilous situation requiring immediate action.

Being in a risky, serious, or crucial state.

To analyze or study by separating into parts to understand thoroughly.

To move swiftly by lifting and extending the legs continuously.

An informal term meaning to hustle or strive swiftly.

To run away or flee, often to escape danger or avoid a situation

Conduct a detailed study to gather information according to academic standards.

A systematic study conducted to gather detailed information.

Knowledge acquired through study or practice, often in specific disciplines or skilled professions.

A distinct branch of knowledge or subject taught in academic institutions.

Diamond, a precious and hard gemstone.

A spirit or soul believed to exist in the body during life and leave it upon death.

Consciousness or awareness, associated with sensory perception and part of the five aggregates in Buddhism.

A system or medium for recording, reproducing, or broadcasting moving visual images.

Digital recording of moving visual images that can be watched, shared, or broadcast online or offline.

Essential nutrients required in small quantities for normal growth and nutrition, which cannot be synthesized by the body.

An educational institution that offers specialized higher-level courses, such as a technical college.

College

The systematic study of the natural world through observation and experiments.

An electromagnetic wave used for broadcasting audio or communication.

A device that receives and plays audio programming.

The medium or service used to transmit and receive audio programs.

Method or way to accomplish something.

Rule or standard to adhere to.

A method or approach for achieving something or acquiring knowledge.

Method or technique to resolve a problem

A motorcycle taxi commonly used for quick transport in urban Thailand.

The Microsoft Windows operating system.

A second; a unit of time equal to one sixtieth of a minute.

Extensive and complete devastation or destruction.

Calamity, a serious event causing distress or misfortune.

To judge, assess, or examine a situation or information, often used in legal or medical contexts.

Deviant or abnormal behavior or actions that diverge from societal norms.

Distorted or skewed thoughts or perceptions not aligned with reality.

Abnormal or unusual, often used to describe irregularities.

Pure, spotless, or clear, often used in a formal or literary context to describe something untainted or innocent.

Beautiful or charming

A scenic view or sight, especially a natural landscape

To quarrel or argue verbally

To evolve or develop gradually into a more complex or better form.

Significant transformation or change into a new state over time.

Evolution or progress.

Excellent or superb in quality or performance.

Having magical or supernatural qualities.

Purity or the state of being free from impurities, often in spiritual or moral contexts.

A legal document issued by a government allowing a foreigner to enter, stay, or leave its territory.

The Roman goddess of love and beauty, equivalent to Greek goddess Aphrodite.

The second planet from the Sun, known for its bright visibility from Earth.

An act of bravery or courage.

A person admired for courage, achievements, or noble qualities.

To be busy with multiple tasks or activities, often resulting in a hectic or disorderly situation.

To be in a state of confusion or disorder, often chaotic and disorganized.

To be overly concerned or meddle in issues.

To be chaotic or unsettled.

Sacred words or incantations believed to have magical effects when recited or performed as prescribed.

Magic or sorcery through the use of incantations.

A practice of using supernatural powers to influence events or outcomes.

A figurative term for something unusually effective or enchanting.

A raised platform for performances and events, such as a stage or boxing ring.

To transfer or assign responsibilities or ownership to another person.

To exclude or avoid doing something.

To omit or abstain from an action.

To officially take possession of land or property, especially for public use, by a public authority.

Used to indicate exceptions; unless or except in certain conditions.

A collection of related web pages located under a single domain name.

A document on the World Wide Web accessible through a web browser.

A person responsible for maintaining websites, including design, development, technical functionality, and security.