A feminine name symbolizing beauty and nobility, often used in classical or poetic contexts.

Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia known for landmarks like the Petronas Twin Towers.

To mark with a cross for observation.

A medium-sized black bird with a thick flat bill, known for its distinctive 'ka ka' call, also called a crow.

A container for holding or boiling water, typically with a spout and handle, used in kitchens.

A residue or by-product left after extraction or removal of the valuable part, such as coconut pulp.

Waste or garbage.

A derogatory term for a worthless or despicable person.

A thick, dark syrup byproduct from refining sugarcane or sugar beets

To spread out or unfold, such as spreading legs, wings, or a sail.

The bony structure of a fish, often referring to small, pointed pieces.

Name of a freshwater fish species, Channa orientalis, similar to the snakehead fish but smaller, with orange-edged fins.

A garment worn on the lower body, covering each leg separately; includes trousers and pants.

Short trousers typically covering to just above the knee.

Undergarments worn on the lower body, such as briefs or panties.

A cross symbol, often associated with Christianity and the crucifix of Jesus Christ.

A cross-shaped symbol used in various contexts.

To spread wings, as done by birds or airplanes before flight.

To open up or extend laterally, often used metaphorically to describe expanding something flat or wide.

To spread or unfold something that is compact to make it open or larger.

The Red Cross; an international humanitarian organization providing emergency assistance and disaster relief.

A state of matter without fixed shape or volume, depending on the container; commonly refers to any gaseous substance.

A colorless, odorless gas, carbon dioxide (CO2), produced by burning carbon, organic compounds, and through respiration, contributing to global warming.

A naturally occurring gas mixture mainly composed of methane, used for energy purposes like heating, cooking, and electricity generation.

A colorless, odorless flammable gas that is the main component of natural gas, used in energy production.

Liquefied petroleum gas used for cooking or heating

A name derived from Pali and Sanskrit meaning gold, commonly used in place and personal names.

A province in western Thailand known for its natural landscapes and World War II historical sites.

A common Thai female given name.

The State of Qatar, a country in the Middle East on the northeastern Arabian Peninsula.

The part that connects a flower, leaf, or fruit to a branch, or an object resembling this part, like an earring stem or matchstick.

The central rib of leaves such as those of coconut or nipa palm.

A playful or light strike to the nape.

The back of the neck.

The stem or stalk supporting a flower.

A beloved woman, often used affectionately in literary or classic contexts

The stalk that attaches a leaf to a stem.

The outer sheath of certain fruits, flowers, or tree trunks, such as coconut or banana peels.

Freshwater bivalve mollusks with thick, dark shells, also known as freshwater mussels.

Parasitic plant from various families that attach to host plants to absorb nutrients.

A traditional Thai poetic form with various types such as Kap Jabang and Kap Surang Kanang.

A beverage made from the roasted and ground seeds of the coffee plant, often consumed hot or cold for its stimulating effects.

A cold beverage made from brewed coffee, often served with ice and sometimes sweetened or with milk.

Desire, especially of a sexual nature.

A claw or pincer, especially of crustaceans like crabs and lobsters.

Desirable qualities or five aspects that entice the senses: form, sound, smell, taste, and touch.

Cupid, the god of love in Roman mythology, often depicted as a cherub with a bow and arrow. Represents love, passion, or matchmaking.

A symbol of love and attraction, often used metaphorically for someone who facilitates romantic connections.

A large tree (Samanea saman) known for its dense, spreading crown that provides excellent shade, with pink flowers and sweet brown pods. Often referred to as the rain tree.

A sexually transmitted disease

Desire or sensual love, particularly in a Hindu philosophical context.

Sexual desire or lust.

Sexual desire or sensual pleasure

The physical body or physique, often used with 'ร่าง' as 'ร่างกาย', and in compounds to denote a group or troop.

To lay across or rest on, such as intertwining limbs or placing an object across another.

Activities involving physical skills for body conditioning, such as gymnastics or acrobatics.

Mindfulness focusing on the contemplation of the body, often in Buddhist meditation.

Pertaining to physical therapy, involving exercises and treatments to improve physical functioning.

The treatment and rehabilitation of physical impairments through therapy.

The science of the structure of living organisms, especially human anatomy.

Having magical or supernatural properties.

Meditation practice focused on awareness of the physical body in Theravada Buddhism.

Matters or activities involved in performing tasks, often indicates business or duty. Converts verbs to nouns when preceding verbs.

A suffix in compound words denoting the performer of an action, often used in words derived from Pali and Sanskrit.