A person who has previously studied at a specific educational institution.

Followers or disciples of all ranks

The head, the upper part of the human body, or the front part of an animal's body, containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.

Buddhist precepts regulating conduct and speech, such as the five precepts or eight precepts.

Moral principles guiding behavior and distinguishing right from wrong

Religious or spiritual principles dictating proper conduct

The practice of fasting, especially during the Islamic month of Ramadan, involving abstention from food, drink, and other physical needs from dawn until sunset.

A violent conflict or war between states or groups; can also refer to an inner struggle within the mind.

To study or learn in a systematic way, often in an academic setting.

To investigate or conduct research in a systematic manner.

To pursue further education or continue studying

The Ministry of Education, a governmental body responsible for managing education in Thailand.

Entities involved in educational administration, including supervision and implementation of education systems.

To conduct systematic investigation and analysis to establish facts and reach new conclusions.

The sixth day of the week.

The second planet from the sun, known for its brightness, also called Venus.

Duties collected on imported and exported goods.

The government department responsible for collecting duties on imports and exports and promoting international trade.

A center or hub, such as a cultural or informational center.

To disappear completely.

The number representing zero.

An institution dedicated to educational activities for learning and training.

An institution dedicated to conducting research in a specific field.

The economy; the system of organizing production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in a country or region.

Pertaining to the economy or the science of economics.

An economic system where the government directs economic activity by regulating the production, distribution, and pricing of goods and services.

A philosophy promoting sustainable development through moderation, wisdom, and self-reliance, associated with King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand.

Relating to both economic and social aspects within a society.

An economic system with minimal government intervention that emphasizes free market principles, encouraging free trade and competition.

A wealthy person or millionaire.

To feel sad, upset, or depressed.

Profoundly sad or mournful, typically after a loss.

To experience deep sadness or grief.

Remainder from a division in mathematics.

Leftover or unusable parts, such as food scraps or trash.

Excess amount beyond specified full amount, like time or length.

Minor or small parts, such as fragments of money, fabric, or meat.

Fractional parts of a whole.

Scrap paper or pieces of discarded paper.

The head, commonly used for the head of statues like the Buddha or in certain phrases indicating multiple heads.

A state of sorrow or sadness

A tragedy in literature or events characterized by sadness, disappointment, or death.

Soiled or stained with dirt or unwanted substances; unclean, messy, or showing coarse behavior.

To print images or text onto surfaces using a stencil-like process.

A device or surface for projecting images, such as in cinemas or computers.

A common Thai male given name.

To block or obstruct something or someone.

To extract or separate out a substance.

To distill a liquid, such as in extracting alcohol.

Narrow boards used for skiing, typically with a length of 1.5-2.4 meters, equipped to support the player's feet.

A sport or recreational activity sliding down snow-covered slopes using skis and poles.

ski

Family, clan, or lineage; ancestry.

Currency unit or a biological group of genes.

To move something to a recipient or target by various methods.

To support, push, or elevate something higher.

To say farewell or express goodwill when someone is departing.

To transmit signs, messages, or information using various methods.

A traditional Thai New Year festival occurring from April 13 to 15, based on the solar calendar.

A province in southern Thailand known for its port and cultural significance.

The capital town of Songkhla province known for its cultural heritage.

A large-scale conflict involving many people fighting and killing each other; can also figuratively refer to intense struggles or conflicts.

A war between groups within the same country or state.

Conflict in Vietnam from 1955 to 1975 involving North Vietnam against South Vietnam and the United States.

Assistance and support to help others, such as helping orphans.

To mail or dispatch a letter via postal or courier service.

To deliver a person to another location or for a specific purpose.

To escort the bride to the groom at an auspicious time.

To speak or act in farewell.

To calm or suppress one's mind or emotions, or to stabilize a situation.

Free from disturbances; a peaceful or tranquil state.

Characterized by tranquility and freedom from conflict or disturbance.

To preserve or protect something valuable, such as heritage or rights.

To communicate using non-verbal cues or signals, often in electronic or technical contexts.

To indicate or suggest something indirectly without explicit communication.

To be unsure, hesitant, or doubtful about something.