To inquire or ask for information.

To request detailed information.

To verify or cross-check information for accuracy.

To officially question a witness or suspect as part of legal or police procedures.

To formally investigate or conduct an inquiry, typically in legal or forensic contexts.

A utensil with multiple prongs used for eating, often paired with a spoon.

To spell out letters to form a word.

To hypnotize or mesmerize someone.

To secretly follow or track someone or something with the intent to observe.

Small fragments of materials like wood or stone.

Dried and crusted blood and lymph at a wound, known as a scab.

Convenient and easy to use or access.

Available and not busy.

Providing comfort or ease.

In a convenient, comfortable, or smooth manner.

The small area on the abdomen where the umbilical cord was attached.

A dish of seasoned, skewered, and grilled meat, commonly served with peanut or spicy sauce, popular in Southeast Asian cuisine.

To feel a chilling fear causing one to shiver or tremble.

Emotionally moving or impactful, often causing a strong emotional reaction.

To be deeply moved or touched emotionally.

A state where many similar things appear simultaneously, such as flowers blooming or things flourishing.

A structure for crossing rivers or canals, or a projecting structure for embarking and disembarking.

Bridge; flyover.

A type of bridge where the deck is suspended below cables, often used in architecture and civil engineering.

A simple bridge made of rope, typically used in adventurous settings.

To carry something over the shoulder using a strap or sling

To collect, gather, or accumulate items or resources over time.

Free from dirt or impurities; tidy and without contaminants.

Morally pure; free from corruption or immorality.

A large deciduous tree known for its hard, durable wood used in construction and furniture making.

To tattoo or mark the skin with designs using ink or oil.

Meaning at least, approximately, or just.

To pay reverence or worship, especially in a religious context.

At least once; refers to doing something or having an experience one time.

A brief period of time

Used to express relief or impatience when something finally happens.

A particle implying 'just once' or 'even once'.

To some extent; not very much

How much; how many

A little; slightly

For a short period; briefly

At an unspecified future time

Somewhat; to a small extent.

To give an instruction or command.

To place an order for goods or services.

A bluish-white metal, element number 30, used for alloying and preventing rust.

Iron coated with zinc, used in roofing and construction.

To observe or pay attention to something.

To observe or study an event to understand it.

An observer in a meeting without voting rights.

To observe or notice something through careful attention.

A type of sea snail with a single shell, notably the conch, used in ceremonies such as pouring sacred water.

A symbol of purity and spiritual significance in rituals.

A wind instrument made from a conch shell used in traditional music.

Conch shell

To order goods or items, typically in the context of shopping or purchasing.

A group of people with continuous interactions and shared important objectives.

A community or association of a specific group of people.

The social institutions, norms, values, and cultural practices of Thailand.

The study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society.

The study of society and its major disciplines such as history, anthropology, sociology, economics, political science, and social psychology.

The highest-ranking senior monk or Supreme Patriarch in Thai Buddhism.

To place a reservation or pre-order an item or service.

To authorize or issue a payment, often through a formal instruction.

To order something to be made or produced, often customized.

To be reserved or to exercise self-restraint.

To be aware or wary.

To incur or suffer a loss metaphorically or symbolically, as if sacrificed

To offer or sacrifice something to appease spirits or deities

To discipline or reprimand with the intent of improving behavior or understanding.

To instruct or teach someone, often with a focus on correcting behavior.

To kill or murder, often used in legal or formal contexts.

To destroy or annihilate completely, used figuratively.

The innate ability in humans and animals to feel and act without being taught, such as self-preservation instincts.