To quote or set a price for something.

To value or appreciate the worth of something or someone.

To inform or let someone know about something.

To forgive or pardon someone.

To expel or dismiss someone from a job or position

To provide an opportunity or chance to someone.

A ceramic jar used for storage, traditionally in Thailand.

Used to indicate which one in questioning or indicating doubt, often in combination with other words.

Conveys a non-specific choice or location, often followed by ก็ได้ to mean 'anyone' or 'anywhere'.

Which ones from a group?

A question particle meaning 'or not'.

Fabric woven from silk.

To catch fire or ignite.

Burned or scorched by heat, often until blackened.

A long continuous length of interlocked fibers used in knitting, weaving, and sewing.

To move like a liquid, such as water, or to slide.

To shake or vibrate slightly.

To be able to do something.

To perform a gesture of pressing the palms together with a slight bow as a sign of respect, greeting, or reverence, commonly used in Thai culture.

A traditional Thai ceremony for showing respect and gratitude to teachers, held at the start of the academic year or in various fields.

To show reverence to Buddha or a monk through bowing, praying, or offering at a Buddha image.

The part of the body between the neck and the abdomen.

Experiencing emotional pain from a breakup or unrequited love.

A component or element, as in the Noble Eightfold Path.

A classifier for organs, items, or expressions related to royalty or nobility.

A classifier for revered religious objects like Buddha images and stupas, colloquially for monks.

A structured group or entity with a specific purpose, such as a business or association.

A corporate or administrative structure managing activities within a larger system, like a company or government.

An international organization established in 1945 to maintain peace, security, and cooperation among countries.

Knowledge derived from analysis and synthesis, forming a comprehensive knowledge base.

A person tasked with providing protection, such as a bodyguard.

Unit for measuring angles, with 360 degrees in a full circle.

Unit for measuring temperature.

A unit of temperature on the Celsius scale.

A fruit grown in clusters, used for making wine, juice, or eaten fresh.

Molecule, the smallest unit of a chemical substance consisting of atoms.

To refrain or abstain from something.

To miss out on or be unable to do something.

To endure or bear something.

To endure hardships patiently or persist despite challenges.

To control one's emotions and show restraint.

To save or conserve resources by being thrifty and avoiding unnecessary expenditure.

A pastime or hobby engaged in for enjoyment

Time that has passed.

Existing or occurring in the past.

A day added to February in a leap year, making it 29 days.

The highest-ranking official in a university, responsible for administration and leadership.

To make something clear or understandable through explanation or interpretation.

The supreme authority of a state to govern within its territory.

To pray or wish for something, often used in religious or spiritual contexts

The time that is yet to come.

Lacking basic necessities and in a state of poverty.

Deserving sympathy due to an unfortunate condition.

An expression of compassion or sympathy.

Impermanent, uncertain, constantly changing.

A style of animation originating from Japan, known for colorful artwork and fantastical themes.

A prefix indicating subordination, auxiliary, or a derivative form.

Indicating small, minor, or junior.

An ordered sequence or series, often numerical or systematic.

Systematic classification or organization of items.

A subcommittee, a smaller subdivision of a larger committee.

Younger generation or successors, especially in a societal or familial context.

To grant permission or consent.

To allow or grant permission.

A subordinate clause within a legal or formal text, serving as a distinct section of a larger document.

To nurture or take care of someone or something.

A school for young children aged 3½ to 7 years, also referring to teachers and students in such a school.

An object derived from or related to another, such as a chemical compound derived from another substance.