An informal word used at the end of a sentence to express familiarity, doubt, or displeasure.

A shift or duty at work, such as a scheduled task.

Misfortune or retribution resulting from past actions or fate.

The continuous passage of existence in which events occur, or a specific period during which something happens.

A precise moment or brief interval of time.

An extended duration of time.

At this time; currently

Time when one is free from obligations or scheduled tasks.

A bay, inlet, or open expanse in natural settings

A word processing software developed by Microsoft.

A city or town surrounded by walls.

A historical term for a city or town surrounded by walls.

A country in Southeast Asia on the eastern edge of the Indochina Peninsula.

A historical region referring to the southern part of Vietnam, known for its role in the Vietnam War and existing as a separate entity until Vietnam's reunification in 1976.

To move in a circular motion or revolve around something.

To repeat an action or procedure multiple times.

To feel dizzy or lightheaded, often with a sensation of spinning.

An item in a disc or ring shape, often thinly sliced.

Mirror, especially used in the Northeastern region.

A circular implement for making fermented rice noodles.

Glasses or spectacles used for vision correction.

Eyewear used to correct vision or protect eyes.

Mythical creature that feeds on the blood of the living

To hear faintly or to perceive a sound vaguely over a distance.

To make a brief stop or visit at a place.

An informal exclamation used to end calls, questions, or responses, expressing doubt, dissatisfaction, or familiarity.

Quickly; characterized by speed in movement, thought, or action.

Responsive or alert, describing mental acuity or quick reactions.

To store, put in place, or maintain, often used to strengthen other verbs.

Refers to the Scandinavian seafarers known as Vikings from the late 8th to early 11th century, noted for raiding, trading, and settling throughout parts of Europe.

To trust or have confidence in someone or something.

An alcoholic beverage made from fermented grape juice or other fruits.

To preserve someone's dignity to prevent embarrassment.

A system of calculating years based on a particular starting event, often used for marking eras like the Buddhist Era or Christian Era.

A period of one hundred years.

A dead body or corpse.

Firm belief and trust in something or someone.

Honor, glory, or fame.

Auspiciousness, prosperity, beauty, or used as an honorific prefix.

The moon, often symbolized as having a rabbit.

Power, capability, or prestige; relates to high status or respect.

Position or social standing with associated rights.

Believed to have sacred power and deserving of respect or reverence.

An enemy or adversary opposing someone or something.

Sound or word, often used for defined terminology.

Vocabulary, word, or term.

The branch of medicine dealing with surgical operations to treat diseases, injuries or enhance appearance.

Surgical procedures specifically aimed at improving aesthetic appearance.

A judicial entity with authority to adjudicate lawsuits.

A place where disputes are resolved, such as a civil or criminal court.

A residence for deities or spirits, like a shrine or temple.

A person regarded as a divinely inspired messenger or leader in a religious context.

It’s often used as a suffix (like “-logy” or “-ics” in English) to refer to an academic or specialized discipline.

The highest academic title for a professor in higher education.

A human belief system that explains the origins and ends of the world, relates to ultimate truth, and includes principles of morality, merit, sin, and associated rituals.

An ancient religion predating Hinduism, based on Vedic practices from India.

A major world religion based on the teachings of the Buddha.

Siriraj Hospital, a well-known hospital and medical school in Bangkok, Thailand, affiliated with Mahidol University, established in 1888 by King Chulalongkorn.

The skill and craftsmanship in creating intricate works, demonstrated in various forms such as sculpture, painting, and performance.

The expression of emotional sensitivity through diverse media such as sound, color, and shape, encompassing fine arts, music, painting, and theater.

The name of Silpakorn University, a prominent Thai university specializing in the arts.

Fine arts

A person who creates and expresses art in various forms, including painting, sculpture, music, and literature.

A stone tablet or slab bearing an inscription, commonly of historical or archaeological significance.

Laterite, a reddish soil that hardens like stone when exposed to air, used in ancient construction and architecture.

A person who studies under the guidance of a teacher or learns from someone's writings.