A statement outlining standards or procedures that individuals must follow.

To apologize or ask for forgiveness for an offense or misstep.

A written work such as an essay, article, or literary composition.

A message or piece of writing, such as a note, email, or SMS.

The content or information conveyed in communication.

To request kindness or ask for a favor politely.

To ask for assistance or support.

Request cooperation or assistance

Insight or understanding gained through reflection or event.

Moral lesson or teaching from a story or event.

An opinion or comment on a particular topic.

Various items or possessions.

Used to indicate possession.

Items seized as evidence in a criminal case.

Fruits and dry food prepared for monks

Food or snacks meant for eating

Items that are old or have been previously used.

Objects regarded as antiques or items of historical interest.

An amulet or talisman believed to have magical powers or provide protection and good luck.

An item given for comfort, friendship, or celebration, like a New Year's or birthday gift.

A substance in a solid state, distinct from liquid and gas, with definite shape and volume.

A possessive pronoun used to indicate ownership or association with the person being addressed.

A possessive adjective used to indicate something belonging to the person being addressed.

Used to ask about or indicate possession.

Referring to possession by someone unspecified.

Authentic; genuine; the original or real thing

Items acquired through theft

To feel doubtful, suspicious, or to have reservations.

Belonging to or associated with the nation, often used in formal contexts.

Household items or tools used in daily activities

A valuable or high-quality object.

Charm or protective talisman.

Goods traded illegally, often bypassing customs or regulations.

A free item given with a purchase to promote sales.

An item kept as a reminder of a place, person, or event

Authentic or genuine.

An item that is not genuine and mimics something real, often used to deceive.

A gift or souvenir brought back for others after a trip.

Stolen or illegal goods that could cause trouble if possessed.

An item given as a reward or prize for achievements or winning a competition.

An object designed for play, typically used by children.

An item used for amusement, which can also be enjoyed by adults or pets.

Belonging to or characteristic of the world

Items or property belonging to a temple, used for religious ceremonies.

Small portions of food eaten between meals.

Property or objects belonging to or used by the monastic community in Buddhism, including donations.

Items or substances that are no longer useful or needed, typically disposed of.

Defective products or goods failing to meet quality standards, often discarded.

An engagement gift or dowry given during marriage proposals, symbolizing commitment in Thai culture.

State-owned or royal property, including assets owned by the government or the monarchy.

Sweet food typically eaten after a meal, such as dessert or snacks.

A state of matter that flows and conforms to the shape of its container, existing between a gas and a solid.

An object or item that is new or recently acquired.

Constraint or restriction in various contexts such as regulations and personal abilities.

To remove by scraping, such as fish scales.

A favorable or beneficial quality or feature.

A mutual arrangement or formal agreement between parties, often legally binding.

A joint or connection point between two structures, used in mechanical, anatomical, or medical contexts.

A connector used to join lengths of pipe, tube, or hose.

To excuse oneself or request permission to leave.